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Bureau of Education offers multi language-learning resources in response to the suspension of class.

Tainan Government launched “Multi Language-Learning Films", including indigenous languages and new immigrant’s languages. (Image courtesy of Shutterstock)
Tainan Government launched “Multi Language-Learning Films", including indigenous languages and new immigrant’s languages. (Image courtesy of Shutterstock)
Taiwan Immigrants' Global News Network】Edited by Monica Hung

Bureau of Education (BOE), Tainan City Government, has not only produced live courses in various fields, but also recorded public broadcast instructional videos in 4 languages of "Min, Hakka, indigenous languages and new immigrant’s languages" in response to the suspension of class. BOE establishes "Online Self-Learning Platform" on its Education Bureau. Students can continue to learn the native language and the new resident language through online resources during the epidemic prevention period.

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Weizhe Huang said that after the, remote teaching was started after the outbreak of epidemic. (Image courtesy of Tainan Government)Weizhe Huang said that after the, remote teaching was started after the outbreak of epidemic. (Image courtesy of Tainan Government) 

Weizhe Huang (黃偉哲), mayor of Tainan, said that educational institutions can instantly make use of various of digital devices and software to process one-line learning due to the outbreak of the epidemic. 18 audio-visual online learning courses related to Taiwanese, Hakka, indigenous languages and new immigrant’s languages have been offered on the platform of BOE. In the future, courses will be supplemented one after another until July 2.

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Yushan Pan, a Vietnamese teacher, contributes to the learning of new immigrants’ languages (Image courtesy of Tainan Government)Yushan Pan, a Vietnamese teacher, contributes to the learning of new immigrants’ languages (Image courtesy of Tainan Government) 

Yushan Pan (潘羽姍), a Vietnamese instructor, mentioned that she deeply felt the high efficiency and high-quality service of the Dongshan Digital Opportunity Center(東山數位機會中心), which completed the service of shooting and editing in the shortest time when cooperating with Immigrant Center for Learning(新住民學習中心). She hoped can contribute his efforts to the learning of new resident languages after the film being broadcast.

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