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114-1 Semester EMI TA Training Program

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I. Time: 
(Session 1) Monday, Oct 13, 2025. 13:10-17:00
(Session 2) Wednesday, Oct 15, 2025. 13:10-17:00

II. Venue: 11F, Info-Library Building, NSYSU

III. Prerequisites: Students who are EMI TAs in this semester but haven't acquired EMI TA qualifications will be admitted with priority. A maximum of 60 participants will be admitted per session.

IV.Enrollment: https://forms.gle/Ey859uiX5zdQaJCs9 Due on Monday, Oct 6, 2025. 

V. Note:
(1) Full participation in the admitted session is required. Please do nit register if you cannot attend the entire duration.
(2) Please arrive on time. Check-in will close 20 minutes after each session begins.
(3) NSYSU EMI TA qualification requirements are as follows:
  a. Attend both courses (Intercultural Communication; Classroom Language)
  b. Finish the training courses provided by the Office of Academic Affairs and academic units.  
https://law.nsysu.edu.tw/rule/rul_vie?rul=20190816115627&dep=20190816110743016

VI. Contact: 
NSYSU students: Yi-Ching Wang
email: sunny917@mail.nsysu.edu.tw 
TEL: 07-5252000 ext.2162
Non-NSYSU students: Anthony Chen
e-mail:chenanthony@g-mail.nsysu.edu.tw
TEL: 07-5252000 ext.2115

114-1 Semester EMI TA Training Program

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