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The MLC Short-term Mandarin Study Camp (Study Tour) is designed for foreigners interested in learning Mandarin or exploring Chinese culture and arts in Taiwan. The program is arranged for groups of 15 or more and offers customized Mandarin language and cultural study courses, tailored to meet the diverse needs and backgrounds of each group. It has been widely recognized and supported by international students and educational institutions. The course content includes Mandarin language learning, cultural arts, traditional folk skills, and tourism, providing a unique and enriching experience.
We welcome anyone interested in this program or planning to form a group to contact us with your learning needs and expectations, and we will respond as soon as possible.
Summer is a peak season for group camps. If accommodation is needed, please contact us 4-6 months in advance to secure your spot.
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Q1：How are living arrangements organized during the camp? |
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A：We will coordinate with our trusted travel agency partners to suggest and plan suitable accommodations based on your group size and budget. Therefore, we suggest that you apply three months in advance.
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Q2：Does this course have certain age limitations? |
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A：We welcome learners of all ages, as long as they are able to take care of themselves. Generally, we prefer students to be no younger than 12 years old. |
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Q3：How do we address special requests? |
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A：Please contact us via Phone +886-2700-5858 extention 8136 or Email: mlc-project@sce.pccu.edu.tw .
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Q4：What is the ideal number of participants per group? |
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A：We are known for small class teaching as it has the best learning effect for students. The ideal number of students per class is about 8-10 people; no more than 12 students are allowed. During culture calss, students will be put together as one group. |
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Q5：Does the MLC use Hanyu Pinyin to study Chinese? |
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A：Our teachers are skilled in the use of both Hanyu Pinyin and Chinese phonetic symbols. A teacher will decide based on the needs of the students which system to use. |
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Q6：Do you teach using simplified characters? |
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A：We can. Our teachers are familiar with both simplified and traditional characters. A teacher will decide which writing system to use based on the needs of the students. |
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Q7：What will the students do besides study Chinese? Are there other types of classes and activities? |
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A：There is a lot that we do besides studying Chinese in the classroom. Our teaching staff also lead many courses that verse students in different aspects of Chinese culture such as martial arts, diabolo, Chinese knot tying, art, etc., which allow students to understand more traditional aspects of Chinese life. We also take students outside the classroom on field trips. For example, in the past we've gone to see the Yingge pottery exhibitions, the National Palace Museum and Jiufen, the mining village. You can also make special requests to where you'd like to go as well and we'll do our best to organize a trip. |
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Q8：What are the tuition fees? |
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A：Since each program is custom made based on the needs of the individuals or the group attending, the price of the course is always different. Feel free to contact us for a quote. |
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Past Participants
2003 Thailand's ZhenGuang High School
2004 Various Korean Chinese Language Institutes
2005 Thailand's Magnolia Language Center, Korea's Suwon Elementary School for Overseas Chinese, Various Korean Chinese Language Institutes
2006 Korea's DongGuo University, Korea's Suwon Elementary School for Overseas Chinese
2007 Thailand's R.I.S International School, Korea's Suwon Elementary School for Overseas Chinese, Germany's Wurzburg University
2008 Korea's DongGuo University, Korea's Suwon Elementary School for Overseas Chinese, Germany's Wurzburg Universtiy
2009 Korea's Suwon Elementary School for Overseas Chinese, The International Rotary Club
2010 Korea's Suwon Elementary School for Overseas Chinese, The International Rotary Club
2011 Singapore University, Korea's Suwon Elementary School for Overseas Chinese, The International Rotary Club
2012 America's DLS, Singapore University, Korea's Suwon Elementary School for Overseas Chinese, America's AiSi Chinese School, The International Rotary Club
2013 Singapore University, Korea's Suwon Elementary School for Overseas Chinese, CFJ Company
2014 Australia's Clifton Hill Primary School, America's DLS
2015 University of Singapore, Taiwan National Defense University
2016 Nishogakusha High School, The International Rotary Club
2017 Hikarigaoka Girls' High School，Nishogakusha High School, The International Rotary Club
2018 Japan The international global Aomori ambassador training program for high school students，America's the evergreen state college， Hikarigaoka Girls' High School，Nishogakusha High School, The International Rotary Club
2023
- Korean Elementary School
- Ueda Someyaoka Junior High School, Japan
- International School Manila
- Nishogakusha Junior High School, Japan
- Hikarigaoka Girls' Junior High School, Japan
- Purich Travel Co
- Dartford Grammar School, UK
- De Lisle College, UK
2024
- Christ’s Hospital School, UK
- Nishogakusha Junior High School, Japan
- Hikarigaoka Girls' Junior High School, Japan
- Synapse School
- Joseph Upatham School, Thailand
- Marialai School, Thailand
- Pramandanijjanukroah School, Thailand
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