Taichung educational institutions are in Taichung city of Taiwan. They include bilingual kindergartens through elementary and secondary education onto all forms of tertiary education. There are international schools to serve foreigners in the city as well as a handful of language institutes for foreigners to study Mandarin and Taiwanese.
Universities offer four-year programs in a variety of subjects. Taichung possesses both public and private universities.
Senior High Schools are the next level of education for students who have completed their mandatory nine years of primary and lower secondary education. Admittance is based on performance in a national standardized examination that is administered annually. These schools are typically college preparatory, and graduates are expected to go on to pursue a four-year university education.
In Taichung, some of the most prestigious senior high schools include Taichung First Senior High School (established in 1915), Taichung Girls' Senior High School (founded in 1919), and Taichung Second Senior High School (established in 1922). Taichung First Senior High School is an all-boys school with a small number of female students admitted to special programs. Taichung Second Senior High School now accepts both boys and girls.
In general, public high schools in Taichung are considered more desirable due to their lower tuition and greater resources. However, there are also several excellent private high schools in the city. Some of these schools also offer vocational programs as well as junior high school education.
English Name | Chinese | District | Type | Website | Founded |
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Municipal | Chinese | 1915[8] | |||
Municipal | Chinese | 1922[9] | |||
Municipal | Chinese English | 1919[10] | |||
Municipal | Chinese English | 1989[11] | |||
Municipal | Chinese | 1946[12] | |||
Taichung Municipal Chungming Senior High School | Municipal | Chinese | 1957[13] | ||
Taichung Municipal Shiyuan Senior High School | Municipal | Chinese | |||
Taichung Municipal Huiwen High School | Municipal | English | 2001[14] | ||
Stella Matutina Girls' High School | Private | Chinese English | 1966[15] | ||
Viator Senior High School | Private | Chinese | |||
I-ning Senior High School | Private | Chinese | |||
Ming-Der Girls High School | Private | Chinese | |||
The Affiliated High School of Tunghai University | Private | Chinese | |||
Shinmin High School | Private | Chinese | |||
Ling-tung High School | Private | Chinese | |||
Taiwan also offers students the opportunity to study specific trades as opposed to going to a general high school. Some vocational programs are highly academic (i.e. language programs) while others focus on preparing students for a job after graduation.
Taichung also offers special schools for deaf as well as those who have other learning impairments.
Junior High School covers grades seven through nine and mark the culmination of mandatory education in Taiwan. Taichung offers a full range of public and private junior high schools.
English Name | Chinese | District | Type | Website | Founded |
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Chu Jen Junior High School | Municipal | Chinese English | 1946 | ||
Shang Shih Junior High School | Municipal | Chinese English | 1954 | ||
Cheng Kong Junior High School | Municipal | Chinese | 1983 | ||
Kuang Rong Junior High School | Municipal | Chinese | 1990 | ||
Chung Ming Senior High School (Junior High School Division) | Municipal | Chinese | |||
Chung Lun Junior High School | Municipal | Chinese English | 1961 | ||
Da-De Junior High School | Municipal | Chinese English | 1963 | ||
Pei Hsin Junior High School | Beitun | Municipal | Chinese English | 1964 | |
Tong Feng Junior High School | Municipal | Chinese English | 1966 | ||
Li Ming Junior High School | Municipal | Chinese | |||
Kuang Ming Junior High School | West | Municipal | Chinese | 1968 | |
Siang Shang Junior High School | West | Municipal | Chinese English | 1968 | |
Yu Ying Junior High School | East | Municipal | Chinese English | 1968 | |
Sz Yu Junior High School | South | Municipal | Chinese English | 1969 | |
Shi Yuan Senior High School (Junior High School Division) | Municipal | Chinese | |||
Wu Chuan Junior High School | North | Municipal | Chinese | 1970 | |
Dong Shan Junior High School | Municipal | English | |||
Chong Teh Junior Junior High School | Beitun | Municipal | Chinese English | 1988 | |
Li Jen Junior High School | North | Municipal | Chinese English | 1992 | |
Han Kou Junior High School | Municipal | Chinese English | 1991 | ||
An Her Junior High School | Xitun | Municipal | Chinese English | 1993 | |
Chih Shan Junior High School | Xitun | Municipal | Chinese English | 1993 | |
Chung Shan Junior High School | Xitun | Municipal | Chinese | 1983 | |
Wan Ho Junior High School | Municipal | English | |||
Dayeh Junior High School | Municipal | English | |||
San Guang Junior High School | Beitun | Municipal | Chinese English | 1995 | |
Suu Chang Li Junior High School | Beitun | Municipal | Chinese English | 2000 | |
Hui Wen Senior High School (Junior High School Division) | Municipal | Chinese | |||
I-Ning Senior High School (Junior High School Division) | Private | Chinese | |||
Viator High School (Junior High School Division) | Private | Chinese | |||
Stella Matutina Girls High School (Junior High School Division) | Private | Chinese | |||
Tunghai University Affiliated High School (Junior High School Division) | Private | Chinese | |||
Shin Min High School (Junior High School Division) | Private | Chinese | |||
Ming Dao High School (Junior High School Division) | Private | Chinese | |||
Wagor Educational System (Junior High School Division) | Private | Chinese | |||
Ling Tung Senior High School (Junior High School Division) | Private | Chinese | |||
Elementary school encompasses grades one through six. Typically, students will attend a public school in the zone designated for where ones residence is registered, not where one actually lives.
English Name | Chinese | Website | Founded |
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Guangfu Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Jinde Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Leye Elementary School | |||
Dazhi Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Taichung Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Lising Elementary School | English | ||
Chungkung Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Kuo-kuang Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Heping Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Shuye Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Xinyi Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Da-yuan Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Chung Ming Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Jhong Siao Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Datong Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Taichung Municipal Chung-Cheng Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Chung-shin Elementary School | Chinese English | ||
Lai-Cuo Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Li Ren Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Jhonghua Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Tai-Ping Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Provincial Number Three Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Jian-Xing Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Du-Xing Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Qiaoxiao Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Guang-Zheng Elementary School | English | ||
Jien-Kong Elementary School | English | ||
Suu-Chang-Li Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Bei Tun Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Jyun Gong Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Taichung Municipal Sihwei Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Dung-Guang Elementary School | English | ||
Taichung Municipal Jen Mei Elementary School | English | ||
Chengpeng Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Wenxin Elementary School | |||
Wun Chang Elementary School | English | ||
Song Jhu Elementary School | English | ||
Ren Ai Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Shang An Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Chongcing Elementary School | 重 | English | |
Taichung Municipal Sie He Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Da Ren Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Da Peng Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Tai An Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Yong An Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Situn Elementary School | English | ||
He Cuo Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Guo An Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Shang Shih Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Chun An Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Li Ming Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Dong Sing Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Zheng Ping Elementary School | English | ||
Yong Chun Elementary School | |||
Nan Tun Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Wen Shan Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Da-Shin Elementary School | English | ||
Taichung Municipal Hui Wen Elementary School | English | ||
Xin Xing Elementary School | English | ||
Feng Jia Elementary School | English | ||
English Name | Chinese | Website | Founded |
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Washington Bilingual Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Ming-Dao Future Heir Bilingual Elementary School | 明 | Chinese | |
The Affiliated Experimental Elementary School of National Taichung University | English | ||
Natural Way Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Yu Jen Catholic Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Shen Chai Elementary School | Chinese | ||
Wagor Educational System (Elementary School) | Chinese | ||
The Elementary School of Tunghai University | Chinese | ||
Feng Le School | Chinese | ||
Taichung has three international schools. Two of them use English as the medium of instruction and offer an American-style curriculum, while the third is a school for Japanese children. One must possess a foreign passport to attend any of these schools.
Taichung City/County offers three accredited Mandarin language programs.
Taichung City has dozens of kindergartens and cram schools. While many are registered with the government and can be found on the Chinese version of the Taichung Education Bureau website (see below), not all are.
Shane English School – Daya District – A private English language institution for Taiwanese citizens, taught by English speaking natives.
Note: Where English spellings differ from Chinese and English language sites, the spelling on the Chinese site is used.