【Taipei, November 6】Taiwan’s College Entrance Examination Center has announced that the General Scholastic Ability Test (GSAT) for the 2027 academic year will take place from January 22 to 24, 2027. Registration closes on November 10, and late applications will not be accepted. Registration for the second sitting of the high school English listening test is also open until November 10, with the test scheduled for December 12. With only 77 days left before the GSAT, high school seniors have enter

[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, 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, TAIWAN – April 24, 2026 – As the countdown to the 2026 Junior High School Comprehensive Assessment Program (CAP) begins, over 180,000 ninth graders across Taiwan are entering their final sprint. The English section, which requires students to answer 45 complex questions—including charts, posters, and reading comprehension—within just 60 minutes, has become a major hurdle. Recognizing this challenge, leading online education brand TutorABC Teens has announced the launch of its new “CAP Ex

[Taipei, January 9, 2026] With winter break approaching, many parents are beginning to worry about their children being idle at home or becoming addicted to screens, leading to a decline in academic progress once the new semester begins. According to education experts, although winter break is short, it is a critical period for children to “get ahead of the curve” and “cultivate independent learning habits.” Utilizing this time to strengthen weak areas can lay a solid foundation for their perfor

[Taipei, Nov. 14] The 115 University Admission Guidelines for the Individual Application track were officially released this week. Admission quotas for the Star Program and Individual Application have once again been slightly reduced, intensifying the already competitive admissions landscape.What drew even greater attention from parents and students is the prominence of English across admission criteria. Among both major pathways—Star Program and Individual Application—English is the most freque

Taipei, October 9, 2025 – With only about 14 weeks left until Taiwan’s General Scholastic Ability Test (GSAT), nearly 100,000 seniors are entering their final preparation stage. However, according to the College Entrance Examination Center, the number of top scorers in the GSAT English test has been cut in half in recent years, showing that traditional study methods are no longer enough to tackle the challenges of the 12-Year Curriculum Guidelines (108 Curriculum).To help juniors (11th graders)

[Taipei, September 5, 2025]As the new school year begins this September, many parents see it not only as the start of another semester, but also as the countdown clock toward their child’s entrance exams. Since the implementation of the 12-Year Curriculum Guidelines, English test questions have become increasingly dynamic and diverse. From the Comprehensive Assessment Program (CAP) for junior high students to the General Scholastic Ability Test (GSAT) in senior high, question formats are constan

New 1-on-1 program helps students balance exam scores and speaking fluency for competitive private school admissions. A complimentary NT$10,000 Summer Head Start Program is available for a limited time.TAIPEI, Taiwan – August 1, 2025 – As an intense “academic arms race” for private middle school admissions grips Taiwan, with acceptance rates at top schools plummeting below 13%, global online education leader TutorABC today announced the launch of its TutorABC Teens program. The new initiative is