Globe Mandarin SchoolTaipei, Taiwan
Location: Globe Mandarin School is in the bustling district of Da’an, situated on one of the main roads in the area.
Getting around: It is seconds away from the Taipower Building subway station which is on the Songshan-Xindian Line. From this line, students can visit landmarks within the city of Taipei such as the Taipei 101 skyscraper in 20 minutes and the National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall in just under 10 minutes. This makes it a perfect base for exploring this diverse city after class.
Local attractions: Taiwan is known for its food and has countless food markets to visit and taste local dishes. The Shilin Market comes highly recommended and is a 30 minute subway trip from the school. The Da’an district has its own night markets such as Gongguan and Linjiang along with ample bars and student hangouts, in particular the area around the Gongguan subway station has numerous concert venues, a popular choice with locals. Da’an Forest Park offers a peaceful get away from city life, with its maple trees, ponds and plenty of walking trails is a nice 20 minute stroll from the school.
Cultural experience: As Taiwan is a country rich in culture and history, Globe Mandarin School tries to incorporate this into the school environment, and recommends a minimum of 6 weeks attendance so that you get the true experience of the city. The school organises cultural activities throughout your time at the school and tries to incorporate local events to immerse its students into the Taiwan lifestyle.
Course structure: The courses all include accommodation and they vary in style from group courses to private classes or a combination of the both.
School facilities: Aside from the excellent location, Globe Mandarin School has a lounge, a garden, a movie room, a student support desk and free wifi all available during opening hours for students who attend the school. The classrooms all have air conditioning and heating for comfort during the changing seasons. Visual learning stimulation is important for learning a language and most of the classrooms are fitted with a television and some rooms having electronic whiteboards.
Teaching style: The school is popular for all age ranges with a slightly higher number of students over the age of 35 as a yearly average. All the teachers are highly trained in teaching Chinese each with a degree and high level certificates in teaching the language to foreign students. The curriculum is designed to challenge each student and the school provides its students with an engaging and practical learning environment.
- The language school Globe Mandarin School was founded in Taipei, Taiwan in 2009.
- Legal name / parent company: Globe Language Group
- Tax registration ID: 43687784
Chinese Courses
Information for all courses offered by Globe Mandarin School
Courses offered in traditional format. Students can choose between morning and afternoon classes.
22 Apr 2024, 01 May 2024, 14 May 2024, 01 Oct 2024, 25 Dec 2024, 26 Dec 2024.
Lessons needed per Chinese language level
Our price includes
- INCLUDED Organized activities
- INCLUDED Internet access and use of school computers
- INCLUDED Wireless LAN zone at school
- INCLUDED Free certificate of course attendance
- INCLUDED Free airport pickup for all junior courses (both ways)
- INCLUDED Language level placement test before arrival
- INCLUDED For junior courses: every afternoon free organized leisure program
- INCLUDED For adult courses: a minimum of one free organized leisure activity per week
Globe Mandarin School
General school facilities
Microwave for student use
Snack vending machine
Drink vending machine
Daily press
Movie room
Lounge
Garden
Student support desk
Copy machine
Printer for student use
Free water dispenser
Free WIFI
Non-smoking (all indoor areas, but not all outdoor areas of school)
Facilities for islamic students
Available area to pray at the school
Classroom equipment
TV in most classrooms
Electronic whiteboard in some classrooms
Air conditioning in all classrooms
Heating in all classrooms
Ample natural light in most classrooms
Number of classrooms: 8Number of public PC workstations: 6Free parking (<500m)Facilities for disabled students
Wheelchair access to classroom
Wheelchair access to reception
Adapted for blind students
Adapted for students with learning difficulty
Student Age / Nationality
Top student nationalities
Age of students
Airport transfer
170 € return (both ways)
Visa Documents
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Student opinions about Globe Mandarin School, Taipei
Questions and answers about Globe Mandarin School
- Can this student study for 1.5 years at your school? If yes, can you help with a student visa?“I have checked everything on this and confirm that it is in order, but note that we cannot help with a student visa.
All European students coming here for more than 40 weeks:
A) obtain the working holiday visa for 1 year from the home country, which is easy if you are under 30 years old.
B) if the students are over 30, they can fly to Manila or somewhere nearby every 3 months and re-enter Taiwan for the new 3-month visa.”David Chung, International Manager from Globe Mandarin School, Taipei - May 23, 2023
FAQ about Globe Mandarin School, Taipei
- What is the best price for a course at Globe Mandarin, Taipei?
- Is airport pickup offered by Globe Mandarin?Yes. The school offers pickup from Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport (85 €)
- What is the qualification of the teachers at Globe Mandarin School?100% of teachers at Globe Mandarin School hold a university degree. 100% hold a recognized language teaching certificate.
- Which countries are students of Globe Mandarin School from?The highest Nationality percentage at Globe Mandarin School comes from Switzerland with a 30% representation, followed by students from Germany (22%) and USA (15%).