Welcome to the NTUE Chinese Language Education Center Mandarin Winter Camp!
Here you can find answers to frequently asked questions about registration, payment, meals, activities, attendance, and other important camp arrangements.
The camp is open to children and teenagers aged 6 to 15 .
On the first day of camp, participants will take a Chinese proficiency placement test. Regardless of previous Chinese-learning experience, participants will be assigned to classes according to their Chinese proficiency level or age.
Each class will have approximately 8–12 participants. The actual class size may be adjusted according to the final number of registrations.
The Center reserves the right to adjust class groupings and course arrangements according to actual enrollment.
Please visit the Chinese Language Education Center website and select the camp you wish to attend. Complete and submit the online registration form.
After submitting the form, the system will send an automatic notification email. Please note that this email is a system-generated message and cannot be replied to directly.
If you do not receive the notification email within 10 days, please contact the Center for assistance.
After the registration deadline, the Center will review all applications. Applicants who are approved will receive an admission confirmation and payment instructions.
To secure your place, payment must be completed within 7 working days after receiving the admission confirmation. Places will not be reserved for late payment.
After registration and payment have been completed, a payment confirmation email will be sent. Approximately one month before the camp begins, participants will also receive pre-departure information.
Important camp information will be sent by email. Parents are encouraged to provide an email address that they check regularly.
Contact: ntuecleccamp@gmail.com
Each camp session is designed as a complete program, with courses and activities arranged in a systematic sequence.
All participants are required to attend the opening ceremony and Chinese placement test at the beginning of the camp.
If personal circumstances prevent a participant from attending the entire session, the participant may leave early. However, mid-session enrollment is not accepted .
Each camp session has a fixed enrollment capacity. Once a session is full, a waiting list may be available according to the Center's regulations.
If a place becomes available, applicants on the waiting list will be contacted by phone in the order of their waiting-list registration.
The actual waiting time depends on whether and when places become available, so it cannot be determined in advance.
If your preferred camp is full, we recommend considering another camp session with available places.
The camp fee includes cultural activity materials, lunch, snacks, transportation, admission tickets, and meals related to off-campus field trips.
During the camp from Monday to Friday, travel accident insurance is provided, including:
You may pay in person at the CLEC office or make a bank transfer.
Location: CLEC Office, Room Y202, 2F, Duxing Building
Payment Method: Cash
Payment Hours: 09:00–12:00 and 13:30–16:30
Bank: CHINA TRUST COMMERCIAL BANK
Branch: JHONGSIAO BRANCH
Address: 1F, No. 71, Sec. 4, Jhongsiao E. Rd., Da-an District, Taipei City 106, Taiwan (R.O.C.)
SWIFT: CTCBTWTP
Account Name: National Taipei University of Education
Account Number: 185540157228
Remittance Purpose: Mandarin Summer Camp
Financial Institution: CTBC Bank, Jhongxiao Branch
Account Number: 185350004176
Account Name: National Taipei University of Education School Endowment Fund, Special Account 405
After completing the bank transfer, please email ntuecleccamp@gmail.com and provide the transfer date and time, participant's name, the last five digits of the remitting account, and other relevant payment information.
To apply for a refund, please complete the Center's refund application form and provide the required refund account information and the original payment receipt.
The refund account must belong to the participant or the participant's guardian .
The refund processing period begins after all required documents have been submitted to the Center office. Refunds will be made by bank transfer and generally take approximately one month to process.
| Situation | Refund |
|---|---|
| A | Before the course starts: 90% of the tuition fee will be refunded. The registration fee is non-refundable. |
| B | From the course start date through no more than one-third of the total course period: 50% of the tuition fee will be refunded. The registration fee is non-refundable. |
| C | After more than one-third of the total course period: no refund will be provided. |
| D | If the minimum enrollment requirement is not met: the full amount will be refunded . |
Personal leave, such as illness or personal matters, does not qualify for a one-day refund or a make-up class.
Refunds are handled in accordance with Article 17 of the Ministry of Education's Regulations Governing Continuing Education Implemented by Colleges and Universities .
Yes. The camp provides lunch and snacks .
Meals may include Taiwanese snacks, Chinese-style boxed meals, as well as Western and Japanese-style meals.
If participants have special dietary needs, such as vegetarian requirements, food allergies, or restrictions on beef, pork, or seafood, please indicate them during registration. The Center will make appropriate arrangements whenever possible.
The camp does not provide accommodation for participants.
For children's safety, participants are encouraged to stay with their parents, relatives, or trusted friends during the camp period.
For safety reasons, off-campus cultural visit locations are carefully selected. Activities are jointly supervised by Center staff and camp counselors.
Parents are not permitted to accompany participants during off-campus cultural visits.
If a participant is unable to take part in an activity due to age, health conditions, or personal circumstances, the participant may request leave according to the applicable camp regulations.
The Center reserves the right to adjust course content and activity arrangements.
If an off-campus visit must be cancelled due to weather or an unsuitable venue resulting from force majeure, based on the organizer's assessment, the activity will not be rescheduled .
Yes. Participants will receive a certificate of completion after the camp.
Learning outcomes from the camp, including Chinese classes, cultural learning, and off-campus visits, will also be provided as keepsakes for participants and their parents.
If a typhoon occurs and the Taipei City Government announces the suspension of classes and work in Taipei City , camp courses and activities will also be suspended for that day.
Because typhoons and severe weather are considered force majeure events, arrangements will follow the official announcement of the Taipei City Government. No make-up class or refund will be provided.
The camp runs from 09:00 to 15:30 .
For safety reasons, participants should be dropped off after 08:50 and picked up before 15:40.
Parents are responsible for arriving on time. Please make sure that your schedule allows you to meet the camp's drop-off and pick-up times before registering.
If you drive onto campus for drop-off or pick-up, there is no parking fee for stays of less than 30 minutes.
To encourage children's independence and group-learning skills, parents are not permitted to accompany participants or sit in on classes in any form.
If a child has special physiological or health conditions that may require additional assistance, please contact the camp staff before registration and provide the relevant information so that arrangements can be confirmed in advance.
If you have any questions about the camp, please contact the Chinese Language Education Center.
📧 Email: ntuecleccamp@gmail.com
☎️ Phone: +886-2-2732-1104 ext. 82026