Chinese Classes

About Shih Chien University
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Shih Chien University was founded in 1958, upgraded in 1991 and renamed in 1997.
Shih Chien University, formerly known as Shih Chien College of Home Economics, was founded in 1958 by Mr. Tung-Min Shieh. The name “Shih Chien,” which in Chinese means “practice”, originated from the belief of Wang Yangming, a great Chinese philosopher: “Knowledge is the beginning of practice. Doing is the completion of knowing” (1498). Shih Chien University kept this motto in mind while implementing and expanding its educational vision. Over the years, the institution evolved from a junior college to a bachelor’s degree granting institution and was renamed Shih Chien College of Design and Management in 1991.

In 1997, the institution was promoted to university status. Today, the University is made up of College of Human Ecology, College of Design, College of Management, College of Business and Information, and College of Culture and Creativity. The University has one campus in Taipei and another in Kaohsiung and is home to approximately 16,000 students and 400 faculty and staff.

About Chinese Language Center
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The Chinese Language Center (CLC) of Shih Chien University was established in September 2012. CLC offers regular and short-term Chinese programs for students who are interested in learning Chinese language and culture. To facilitate learning, CLC has a self-access room with multi-media equipment, where plenty of books and online materials for Chinese learning are available, creating a cozy, resourceful and adaptive learning environment for students.

Evening Program

Monday, Wednesday and Friday , PM 6:00 - PM 9:00, 9 hours per week.

A. People who are 18 years old or above and want to learn Chinese as a second language are welcome to enroll in this program.

B. Classes are offered in various levels: Beginner, Basic, Intermediate, and Advanced.

C. Courses are conducted in class size of 5~10 students placed in suited to their levels according to their placement test results.

D. Classes duration: 2016/02/24 - 2016/06/17

Daytime Program

Monday, Wednesday and Friday , PM 6:00 - PM 9:00, 9 hours per week.
A. People who are 18 years old or above and want to learn Chinese as a second language are welcome to enroll in this program.

B. There are 4 terms per year. Each term lasts 3 months (12 weeks).

C. Classes are offered in various levels: Beginner, Basic, Intermediate, and Advanced.

D. Courses are conducted in class size of 5~10 students placed in suited to their levels according to their placement test results.

E. NT$ 28,500 per term.

http://www.chineseusc.com/courses.html