Ta Hwa Institute of   Technology

Department of International Trade 

History

         The Department of International Trade was established in 1992 in response to the nation’s need for economic and trade development for the goal of Internationalization. We offer five-year upper secondary school, junior college and senior college vocational programs, along with a night school.

         Our objective is to contribute to the nation’s economic progress and development through technical education by giving instruction in the fundamentals and practical skills of international trade, and cultivating an awareness of relevant rules and regulations, professional ethics, and the spirit of service.

Goals

1. To train students as international trade professionals, in order to promote the national policies for economic

    development and international trade.

2. To provide students with an overview of the international market, and the knowledge and skills necessary

    for analysis and management.

3. Foreign language skills and computer application skills are emphasized.

4. We hope to combine theoretical and practical elements of instruction to maximize the effectiveness of our

    instructional program.

Characteristics

         We are able to take advantage of the proximity of the Hsinchu Scientific Industrial Park and the Hsinchu Industrial Park, which provide a rich context for educational and job opportunities for our graduates.

        The International Trade Department offers exceptional training in three major areas of focus: foreign languages, computer skills, and international trade practice. These special areas of expertise are made possible by our selection of qualified faculty and by the availability of well equipped labs in all three of these areas.

1. Foreign Language (English and Japanese): Our language lab is equipped with the latest in video and audio

    technology to maximize students individual pacing and learning progress. In addition, students are very

   active in English and Japanese clubs on campus.

2. Computer Skills: Our computer room offers multiple language processors, customized software packages

    and up-to- date hardware for computer courses.

3. International Trade Practice: Our international trade lab gives students hands-on, practical experience of

   the procedures, practices and documentation involved in international trade transactions.