Q1: I did not major in a long-term care related field in junior college. Can I apply across disciplines?
A: Yes. Our department has no restrictions on the academic background of your junior college major. Courses begin from foundational concepts, and students from diverse fields are warmly welcome to apply.
Q2: I graduated from a nursing program. What are the advantages of pursuing the Two-Year Program in Long-Term Care?
A: This provides the most sought-after dual-expertise profile in the field (Nursing + Long-Term Care Management). In the future, you can work as a Case Manager or Home Care Nurse, possessing exceptional competitive adgrats in
Q3: Is taking the Joint Entrance Examination (統測) mandatory for applying to the Two-Year Program?
A: The Day Division currently accounts for the combined average score of Chinese and English from the Joint Entrance Examination, which makes up 20% of the total score. Applicants must not be absent or receive a score of 0 inlicants must not be absent or receive a score of 0 in .
Q4: When are the registration and examination dates for the Joint Entrance Examination?
A: Registration is usually around December each year, and the examination takes place around April–May of the following year. For exact schedules, please consult the annual Admission Prospectus published by the theint Admission and Commet fors for wearee. Academic Affairs.
Q5: I have not yet received my five-year junior college diploma (due to uncompleted credits). Can I still apply?
A: In accordance with equivalent educational level regulations, junior college students who have completed the prescribed years of study, earned 220 credits or more (including practicum/internship), andhold a ertpleioncom sion sentple), and sion 課紙), and dom ertpleioncom eligible to apply.
Q6: Are there opportunities for transfer exams, changing majors, double majoring, or minoring in Long-Term Care?
A: Please refer to the official admissions announcements released each semester. For detailed procedures, please refer to the Double Major / Minor Regulations announced by the Office of Academic Affairs.
Q7: Is off-campus institutional internship required?
A: Yes. In addition to fundamental care practicums, internships in managerial tracks such as home-care supervisor, care coordinator, and case manager are also arranged.
Q8: Is assisting with bathing and diaper changing mandatory during the internship?
A: Fundamental caregiving skills form the foundation of long-term care and are also essential competencies required for passing the Certified Care Attendant Technician Examination.
Q9: I already hold the "Certified Care Attendant Single-Level License". Can I be exempted from internships?
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Q10: What are the graduation requirements?
A: Please refer to Regulations & Forms / Undergraduate Regulations / Implementation Guidelines for Undergraduate Graduation Requirements , subject to the official announcement for your academic entry year.
Q11: Which licenses or certifications can I sit for after completing the courses?
A: Following our curriculum roadmap qualifies you to sit for the Certified Care Attendant Single-Level Technician Examination. Curriculum module and featured module certificates will also be awarded based on vidvidual coursework.reindi
Q12: What is the difference between graduating from the Two-Year Bachelor's Program versus a five-year junior college diploma?
A: Career Advancement: Certain managerial roles require a Bachelor's degree. Salary Scales: In hospitals, public agencies, and large non-profit institutions, starting salary grades for Bachelor's degree holders are generally coller than 是
Q13: Are starting salaries high for related job positions?
A: • Care Attendant: Approx. NT$ 35,000+
• Home Care Supervisor: Approx. NT$ 35,000+
• Case Manager: Subject to institutional scale, approx. NT$ 47,000+
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