Tunghai University Chinese Language Center

2015	Established the Regulations of Performance Management and Reward for the Chinese Language Center, OIEP, Tunghai University.
	Amended the Part-Time Faculty Hiring Regulations for the Chinese Language Center, OIEP, Tunghai University.
	Passed the Pilot Evaluation Project of Chinese learning education organization in academic year 104.
	Established the Full-Time Faculty Hiring Regulations for the Chinese Language Center, OIEP, Tunghai University.
2013	Established an online testing system.
	The class size of group classes has changed to a maximum of five to seven students in each class.
2012	Renovated the CLC website, especially adding the feature of online application for admission and the online survey platform.
	The Chinese Language Center came under the authority of the Office of International Education & Program.
2011	Collaborated with the Steering Committee for the Test of Proficiency （SC-TOP） to enable students to take mock tests for the listening and reading parts of the Test of Chinese for Foreign Language （TOCFL） at the CLC.
	Amended the Regulations of Installation for the Chinese Language Center, College of Arts, Tunghai University.
	Amended the Part-Time Faculty Hiring Regulations for the Chinese Language Center, College of Arts, Tunghai University.
	Presented Drama Class’s first public performance in the hall of the Central Taiwan Office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
	Helped the General Education Center to offer beginning and intermediate Chinese classes for foreign students at Tunghai University.
	Implemented online Teaching Evaluation Survey for all students.
	Established the Teacher Evaluation Committee and implemented the first teacher evaluation.
2010	Implemented Teaching Evaluation Survey for all students.
2009	Developed the Travelling Culture Classes and created specialized texts and teaching materials for these classes.
2008	Established connections with Beijing National Language University.
	Hosted keynote speeches, a research camp, and an international conference on Chinese language education.
	Established “Summer Blast Youth Language Camp”.
	Established the “Seed Teacher Education System” to provide exceptional graduates from the Centre’s teacher-training program a place to develop their skills, and to improve the Centre’s career guidance for its graduates.
2007	Drama classes established, putting real-life learning principles into practice.
2005	Full-scale renovations of the classrooms and facilities, establishment of the computer teaching lab, and promotion of E-learning
1997	Expanded exchange programs with the US, Japan, and Korea, expanding the scope of the Centre.
	Established 3 to 5-student classes.
	Established 10-student classes for Indonesian students.
	Developed native Taiwanese language classes.
	Promoted the further education of our faculty, emphasizing lifelong learning and the unity of study and instruction.
	In order to meet the Centre’s programming needs, teaching materials were written and published by Centre instructors.
1995	Changed name from “Chinese Language and Culture Research Center” to “Chinese Language Center”.
1987	Changed name from “Chinese Language Research Center” to “Chinese Language and Culture Research Center”.
1982	Encouraged the Government to establish “US-Canada Summer Camp”, giving overseas Chinese an opportunity to return to Taiwan for study.
	Established exchange program with Massachusetts University, allowing students and instructors from both institutions to study abroad.
1981	Establishment of the first Chinese Instructor Qualification Program.
1970	The Center was established.