Summer School

All new TAIS Summer School for 2022! More fun and engaging classes tailored for ELL students.
Full 已額滿6/24/2022 Update
During the difficult COVID-19 pandemic, TAIS is doing it’s best to accommodate everyone’s situation. We are currently waiting on government regulations for July, but we plan to offer classes in-person and online. Students who are unable to attend regular classes for whatever reason can get the same education online and those who prefer to learn in a regular classroom environment can do so, as long as the government regulations permit it. Online students will pay the basic tuition fees while in-person students will pay the regular fees. See 2022 Summer School tuition and fees.
2022 TAIS Summer School runs from July 4th to July 29th and is a great opportunity for students to improve their English and receive high school credit for intensive courses. Students get to experience our beautiful campus, boarding school life, and international classes for 1 to 4 weeks, depending on personal needs and availability. Find out if western education is for you!
All new for 2022, TAIS Summer School offers credit classes to ELL students. The day is divided into 90 minute classes. Two classes will be an Applied Elective such as a Science or Social Studies, 1 class will be an Applied Language such as Speech, Drama, or Film, and 1 music or art period. In addition, students will have 40 minutes of PE and Sports in the middle of the day.
Science, Social Studies
Learning English through the core subjects. 透過科學、數學、及語文等核心課程,來學正確又有趣的英文!
The best way to learn is by doing. At the English Immersion Summer School, students will be learning English through Applied Electives and Language classes. New and prospective students will be experiences how regular classes are taught at TAIS. Those who are enrolled or will enroll will be getting valuable credits toward their American High School diplomas. TAIS teachers are trained to support English Language Learners to push their limits and achieve their goals.



Applied Language
Focus on English Language Learning
Applied Language courses are American High School classes like Film, Speech, and Drama where students can practice speaking English. TAIS teachers are trained to assist English Language Learners as they grow and improve their English proficiency.


Guidelines for Studying Online
TAIS is committed to providing the same level of education for students who must study at home due to the pandemic.
Due to the rapidly changing situation with the pandemic, students may need to switch to online learning or even start with online learning. Here are some tips to being successful online.
- Have a stable internet connection: Do your best to make sure you won’t lose internet in the middle of class because you could be marked absent for the class.
- Google Classroom: Be familiar with Google Classroom and watch for announcements and assignment deadlines. This is how your teachers will communicate with you.
- Google Meet: Have a webcam and make sure you can use Google Meet. This is how classes will be conducted. If you have no webcam and don’t respond when called upon, you will be marked absent from class and it could affect whether you receive credit.
- Be ready and respond when called on: Teachers will be asking students to answer questions in class. Your grade will be affected if you don’t respond and answer the questions.
- Have a smartphone on hand to make videos: You may be called upon to create short video projects.
Credit Classes 美國高中學分」課程
English 1 and 2, Physical Science, Pre-Calculus 「英國文學一」、「英國文學二」、「物理科學」以及「微積分先修」等課程
For students who test into higher English levels and want a summer intensive course, will receive a year’s course credit in a condensed four week span. Students only have to focus on one class, as opposed to a normal load of 5 to 7. The content is delivered at a more rapid pace than during the regular school year, but there is still plenty of time for fun learning activities.

Rough schedule for new students attending TAIS Summer School. (Subject to change)
Students who need the foundations of English language will take classes focused on Listening and Speaking and Reading and Writing. Those in the Listening and Speaking in the morning section will take Reading and Writing in the afternoon.
**Qualifying students can take Applied Electives such as Earth Science, Physical Science, Criminology, US History, and Geography.
Students who need the foundations of English language will take classes focused on Listening and Speaking and Reading and Writing. Those in the Listening and Speaking in the morning section will take Reading and Writing in the afternoon.
**Qualifying students can take Applied Electives such as Earth Science, Physical Science, Criminology, US History, and Geography.
Students are offered a variety of Applied English Electives such as Drama, Film, Speech, and Journalism.
**Qualifying students can take Applied Electives such as Earth Science, Physical Science, Criminology, US History, and Geography.