Why Join This Program?

The Master Program in Teaching Chinese as a Second Language at NCNU provides high-quality professional training for those aspiring to teach Chinese as a second or foreign language. The curriculum combines solid academic foundations with practical teaching experience, including:

• Comprehensive knowledge of Chinese language and culture
• Training in modern Chinese language teaching pedagogy
• Bilingual instructional skills in Chinese and another language (e.g., English)
• Integration of educational technology into teaching practices
• Step-by-step teaching internships in Taiwan and abroad
• Opportunities to specialize in areas such as Chinese language, culture, art, communication and linguistics, multimedia and online teaching, curriculum development, textbook design, and teaching methodology

Program Intake

• Semesters Available: Spring & Fall

Admission Requirements

Applicants must meet the following criteria:

• Academic Background: A bachelor's degree or equivalent from an accredited institution
• Language Proficiency:
  • Chinese: Applicants who did not graduate from universities in Chinese-speaking regions must submit a TOCFL certificate at Level B2 or above, or other supporting documents demonstrating sufficient Chinese proficiency, such as certificates of relevant coursework.
  • English: Applicants must submit proof of English proficiency at CEFR B1 or above. Applicants from English-speaking countries are exempt.
• Additional Documents:
  • An autobiography.
  • Two letters of recommendation.
  • Other documents required by the university's international student admission guidelines.
• Additional Documents:
  • Most courses are taught in Chinese.

How to Apply

1. Confirm Admission Information – Before starting your application, please visit the NCNU Office of International and Cross-Strait Affairs website or contact their staff to confirm the most up-to-date admission guidelines, requirements, and deadlines.
2. Check Eligibility – Confirm you meet the academic and language requirements.
3. Prepare Documents – Gather all required certificates, forms, and supporting materials.
4. Submit Application – Complete the NCNU online application within the stated deadlines.
5. Review Process – Applications will be reviewed by the admissions committee; interviews may be arranged if necessary.
6. Receive Results – Results will be sent via email to the address provided in your application.

Contact Information

For questions or application assistance:

• Tel: +886-49-2910960 ext. 3801
• Email: hcheng@ncnu.edu.tw
• More Info: NCNU Office of International and Cross-Strait Affairs