[Taipei, August 28, 2026] Elementary and junior high schools across Taiwan begin the new academic year on 31 August. For parents of primary school children, the start of term involves more than resetting sleep schedules. It raises a question that only becomes visible once classes begin: how far ahead or behind is my child in English compared with the rest of the year group. Under Taiwan’s 12-Year Basic Education Curriculum Guidelines, English becomes a formally timetabled subject only from Grade

[Taipei, August 7, 2026] Course preference registration for Taiwan’s university placement examination has entered its final countdown, with tens of thousands of incoming university students and their families weighing their last decisions on programs and rankings. Admissions specialists note that beyond score-based placement analysis, families should also factor in what the next four years of learning will actually look like. As universities across Taiwan expand English-medium instruction (EMI)

[Taipei, July 24, 2026] The US mega-cap earnings super week has arrived alongside Taiwan’s ex-dividend season, with heavyweight leaders including Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, and NVIDIA reporting their latest results one after another. As more Taiwanese investors look beyond the local market toward global opportunities, English proficiency is quietly becoming the decisive threshold for whether wealth can be scaled further.TutorABC, a leading global online English education brand, today an

Taipei, May 8, 2025 – “Mom, how do you say this in English?” If your child looks at you expectantly and all you can offer is, “Let me check,” you’re not alone. According to a recent internal survey by TutorABC, over 73% of mothers want to take part in their children’s English learning but feel powerless due to a lack of confidence.To address this, TutorABC – the global leader in online English education – has launched a special Parent-Child Co-Learning Program just in time for Mother’s Day. This