Wan-Neng VHS
Wan-Neng Vocational High School
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GATEWAY
Start Abroad. Study with Confidence at Wan-Neng.
Wan-Neng International Affairs supports overseas students from admission consultation and application through arrival, Mandarin learning, accommodation, daily life, and adjustment to school in Taiwan.
STUDENT & FAMILY SUPPORT
Studying in Taiwan means more than attending classes. In a new environment, students need dependable support as they adjust, learn, and grow.
From registration and daily-life adjustment to learning concerns, students can find school resources and know whom to contact when they need help.
Language support is provided according to students’ needs so they can build the Mandarin skills required for daily communication and classroom learning.
Hands-on vocational programs help students develop practical skills, projects, and learning experience throughout high school.
Official school contacts allow parents overseas to ask about their child’s learning and life in Taiwan.
YOUR JOURNEY
International Affairs is not only here at admission. It remains a point of contact throughout each student’s learning and life at Wan-Neng.
Understand eligibility, available programs, and admission information.
Review required documents, important dates, and the application process.
Organize essential documents and prepare for travel and study in Taiwan.
Become familiar with registration, accommodation, and the school environment.
Receive language-learning resources, practical information, and school support.
Receive ongoing support while exploring further study and future pathways.
SKILLS FOR THE FUTURE
At Wan-Neng, high school combines classroom learning with hands-on practice so students can discover their interests and strengths.
At Wan-Neng, high school combines classroom learning with hands-on practice so students can discover their interests and strengths.
STUDENT SUPPORT HUB
Living in a new country can feel unfamiliar. International Affairs helps students find accurate information and the right school resources.
Documents, procedures, and important timelines.
Reminders about residence, insurance, and related administrative matters.
Support for housing, transportation, and adjustment to everyday life.
Language support for daily communication and classroom understanding.
Connections to courses, classes, and learning resources on campus.
Clear guidance on whom to contact when a student needs help.
Build the listening and speaking skills needed for everyday life in Taiwan.
Gradually understand classroom instruction and develop the language foundation needed for vocational subjects.
Access Mandarin-learning resources according to admission and learning needs.
Learn about Taiwanese culture and school life through campus activities, peer interaction, and daily experience.
STUDENT STORIES
Each overseas student has a personal story of adjustment and growth.
Through Mandarin learning, peer support, and local exploration, overseas students gradually become familiar with school expectations, daily life, and their own learning direction.
We understand what families care about when a child leaves home to study in Taiwan.
International Affairs helps overseas students find information about registration, daily life, and school support, and connects them with the appropriate school office when needed.
Please follow the school’s official admission and registration notices regarding accommodation, transportation, and daily-life arrangements. Contact International Affairs about individual circumstances.
Students may notify the school and receive assistance through campus care and referral procedures. In an immediate emergency, local emergency services should be contacted first.
The school connects students with Mandarin learning, classroom support, and other resources to strengthen communication for daily life and learning.
Please use the public contact information for International Affairs. When personal student information is involved, identity will be confirmed through the school’s official procedures.
Notify the school through its public contact channels. If there is immediate danger, contact local emergency services at the same time.
Campus activities, class interaction, and everyday experiences help students get to know one another in a new environment. International exchange is not simply a display of flags—it happens through learning, practice, communication, and growth together every day.
PEOPLE YOU CAN REACH
The following roles and names come directly from the school’s current public department information.
Vice Principal
Administrative Officer
OFFICIAL INFORMATION
Overseas admission and enrollment guidance, residence documents, Mandarin learning, accommodation and daily-life adjustment, international education, multilingual information, and communication with parents.
Eligibility, deadlines, and required documents may change. Follow the latest notices from the relevant authorities and the school.
Students are connected with language learning, classroom support, cultural activities, and peer interaction so they can understand school expectations and adjust to class life.
Information covers registration, accommodation, daily-life management, absence notifications, learning support, and emergency procedures. Personal matters must be handled through official school channels.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Whether you are exploring high school in Taiwan, preparing an application, or have already received an admission notice, International Affairs can help you find your next step.
Whether you are exploring high school in Taiwan, preparing an application, or have already received an admission notice, International Affairs can help you find your next step.
CURRENT INFORMATION