[Taipei, September 17, 2026] Admissions for the 2027 academic year at private middle schools across Taiwan are opening in stages. Current selection processes generally combine four elements: school grades, a portfolio of wider achievement, an aptitude assessment and a camp-based interview. Three of those four test English ability directly, which makes English the decisive line between candidates competing for places at leading schools.To help students stand out in that competition, TutorABC Teen

[Taipei, September 2, 2026] As Taiwan advances its bilingual education policy and private secondary schools place growing weight on spoken expression and impromptu response, opportunities for children to stand on a formal stage and demonstrate confidence have become increasingly valuable to parents. TutorABC Junior, the leading online English brand for primary school students, partnered with Oxford University Press to hold the 2026 TutorABC Junior Summer Children English Speech Contest. The fina

[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 21, 2026] Results from the first GSAT mock examination of the senior year are in, and social media has filled with reactions from Taiwan’s Grade 12 students. Common complaints include not being able to finish the long reading passages, essay scores dropping to single digits, and memorising 7,000 vocabulary words yet still failing to understand the questions. With the second mock examination scheduled for 2 and 3 September and the new semester about to begin, how to stop the bleed

[Taipei, August 4, 2026] The period from June to August is when new graduates in Taiwan submit the greatest number of applications, and also when fraudulent recruitment messages are most active. A number of posts impersonating TutorABC have recently appeared on the social platform Threads, offering a monthly base salary of NT$70,000, uncapped bonuses and an internal referral with a recommendation letter, and directing job seekers to add a private LINE account for further contact.TutorABC complet