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《TAIPEI TIMES》 Ministry of Education sets aside NT$2bn for English - 焦點 - Vimarsana News

《TAIPEI TIMES》 Ministry of Education sets aside NT$2bn for English - 焦點

By Wu Po-hsuan and Jake Chung / Staff reporter, with staff writerThe Ministry of Education has budgeted NT$2 billion (US$65.69 million) over the next two years to complete phase two of a program to meet the nation’s 2030 bilingual education policy, it said yesterday.

Source: ltn.com.tw
Notes from Central Taiwan: 2024 election: same as it ever was - Vimarsana News

Notes from Central Taiwan: 2024 election: same as it ever was

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921 quake survivor wins teacher's award for promoting scouting education - Vimarsana News

921 quake survivor wins teacher's award for promoting scouting education

Taipei, Sept. 26 (CNA) An educator in Taichung, who survived a major earthquake in 1999 by rappelling down a five-story building, received an excellent teacher's award from the Ministry of Education (MOE) on Monday for her special efforts to promote scouting education.

Uptake of 5G services still lagging: NCC - Vimarsana News

Uptake of 5G services still lagging: NCC

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Local travel subsidies begin tomorrow - Vimarsana News

Local travel subsidies begin tomorrow

A new domestic travel subsidy program beginning tomorrow aims to encourage 7.22 million people to travel, the Tourism Bureau said yesterday, adding that the scheme would create NT$31.4 billion (US$1.05 billion) in economic value. The subsidy program, which is to run until Dec. 15, subsidizes group tours arranged by travel agencies, as well as independent travelers and visitors to amusement parks, the bureau said. A group tour can receive a subsidy of up to NT$30,000 on condition that it has at least 15 members, lasts for at least two days and falls mostly on weekdays, in addition to other req...