Work-study program
Students learn theory at the university, then practice at companies related to their major as arranged by the university. Income from practice helps cover part of their costs.
Work-study & International programs
Theory at the university and practice at companies related to the major. The international program is more flexible: students are introduced to jobs but are not required to take them.
- 18 – 30 years oldwork-study program
- TOCFL 1 – A2depending on program
- 20 hours / weekpart-time work (international program, with permit)
International program
Similar to the work-study program: the university introduces jobs but students are not bound to them. Students must complete the required credits to graduate and may work part-time up to 20 hours/week with a work permit.
Requirements
- Work-study: aged 18 – 30, high school graduate, GPA from 6.0/10 (some universities have no GPA requirement), TOCFL 1
- International program: high school graduate, GPA from 6.0/10, TOCFL A2 or higher
- A satisfactory health certificate, free of social and mental illnesses
- Clean record, no criminal history
Requirements and practice arrangements vary by university and program.
Suitable for
- High school graduates who want to reduce costs
- Those who want real work experience while studying
- Those planning to stay and work in Taiwan after graduation
Your path with EduFuture
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1
Roadmap consultation
Assess grades, budget and career goals to choose the right program and university.
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2
Learn Chinese
Study at EduFuture to reach the Chinese level required for admission.
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Prepare documents
Complete transcripts, certificates, study plan and scholarship application (if any).
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Admission letter & visa
Submit the application, receive the admission letter, prepare the student visa.
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Fly & enroll
Guidance before departure, enrollment, dormitory and your first weeks in Taiwan.
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