On March 3, 2026, Can Tho University Elite High School was honored to welcome Mr. Wei-Chih Lin, Education Counselor of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Ho Chi Minh City, for an official visit and working session at the school. Representing the school in receiving the delegation were Assoc. Prof. Dr. Huynh Thi Thuy Diem, Head of the School, together with members of the teaching staff.

The visit marked an important milestone in the school’s ongoing efforts to expand international cooperation, providing students with greater access to global academic opportunities and cross-cultural engagement within advanced educational environments.

During the meeting, Mr. Wei-Chih Lin delivered a comprehensive overview of Taiwan’s education system, highlighting its notable strengths, including high academic standards, modern learning facilities, affordable tuition, and diverse support policies for international students. Particular emphasis was placed on English-taught programs and Taiwan’s strong disciplines in technology, science, economics, and management, which attracted significant interest from students.

In addition, detailed information was provided regarding various scholarship programs available to Vietnamese students at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. These scholarships represent valuable opportunities for students to access a high-quality education, enhance their language proficiency, develop global competencies, and broaden their future career prospects.

Another key focus of the session was the introduction of summer camp programs in Taiwan, which offer students immersive experiences in language, culture, and academic life within a dynamic international setting. These programs not only strengthen communication skills but also foster intercultural understanding and global networking.

In recent years, Can Tho University Elite High School has actively promoted cooperation with Taiwanese educational institutions, organizing four student delegations to visit and explore academic environments at reputable universities in Taiwan. Notably, one of these initiatives was the 2025 Summer Camp program, which provided meaningful and enriching experiences, contributing to students’ global awareness and academic orientation.

The visit and working session by Mr. Wei-Chih Lin significantly strengthened educational ties between the school and Taiwanese partners, while opening new avenues for academic counseling and international integration. The school firmly believes that, with the continued support of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Ho Chi Minh City, its students will gain increasing opportunities to study, experience, and grow within the global education landscape, progressively realizing their aspirations of international engagement.

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