Common questions

As practitioners and new blood of the new curriculum, the class insists that the quality of learning must rest on character: supporting and sharing the class's values of sincerity, perseverance and unity, and — with care as the outlook — being rooted locally and looking outward. Education in the Humanities and Social Sciences class is a joint effort of teachers, students and parents, working together to form active learners and people who act in society — able to solve problems and think independently, and with a care for people — as tomorrow's universities and society will need. It is not only about getting into university: we care about students' attitude and commitment, and about doing our part for education in Taiwan.

The curriculum runs in four stages: Laying the foundation（Introductory course、Basic digital skills）；Setting out（Social-science research methods、Essay and project work、Service learning）；On track（Video projects、Self-directed learning、Competitions）；Handing it on（The learning record、Combining software and hardware skills）.

Take the first step towards what is possible: face the interview with the class's teachers with courage, sketch the picture of your three years ahead, and be braver in exploring and doing. Going beyond the ordinary, and a learning record you can be proud of, will happen here in the Humanities and Social Sciences class. For admission dates and how to apply, please contact the school.

Through what the student editorial team hands down, learn copywriting, layout and design, and video editing.

It all starts with the student council. The student council is a team built on self-directed learning and the handing-down of skills, in which the older students guide, teach and build the cohesion of the group.

Rich extracurricular activities, visits and project research will widen your international outlook across the three years. Use the time outside class to enter large competitions: it builds experience and prepares you for the competition to come.