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TCS Experimental Education is located on the National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU) Linkou campus in Linkou District, New Taipei City, Taiwan. The school sits within NTNU's Linkou complex and shares facilities with the university (e.g., auditorium, science labs, library). The campus is about 17 kilometers from downtown Taipei, with the NTNU campus address listed as No. 2, Ren-ai Rd., Sec. 1, Linkou District, New Taipei City, Taiwan, near the NTNU Research Complex Building A.
TCS operates two main levels: Middle School (G7–G9) and High School (G10–G12). The Middle School program is developed with National Taiwan Normal University and emphasizes project-based and exploratory learning, while the High School program follows the British Columbia (BC) offshore curriculum and leads to dual diplomas (Taiwan and BC). The High School pathway is specifically described as BC Offshore School Program (Dogwood Diploma).
TCS is a private international-leaning program offering BC-based high school and NTNU-based middle school. It does not provide boarding facilities; the Transportation page notes that no dormitory is provided, though school-run transportation is available. The school also promotes dual-diploma options (Taiwan diploma and BC Dogwood Diploma) for graduates.
The school highlights ‘Supporting Diverse Learners' within its BC curriculum, describing efforts to personalize instruction and assessment to meet individual needs. There is also a focus on inclusive, inquiry-based learning and mindfulness-oriented elements within the Middle School program. ELF (Experiential Learning Friday) provides hands-on, real-world learning experiences to complement classroom instruction.
Canada (British Columbia) is formally linked to the High School through the BC Offshore School Program, which grants the BC Dogwood Diploma alongside a Taiwanese diploma. The cooperation with BC's Ministry of Education is explicitly stated. Taiwan is the location for the local diploma issued by the New Taipei City Education Bureau as part of the dual-diploma arrangement.
The school does not publish a religious affiliation in its official materials. The published information focuses on international and Taiwanese curricula, inclusivity, and experiential programs.
Middle School (G7–G9) teaches core subjects Monday through Thursday with Friday dedicated to experiential and exploratory learning activities. High School (G10–G12) follows a concept-based, competency-driven BC offshore program, with additional Friday-focused experiential learning as part of the overall approach. The program emphasizes hands-on and integrated experiences across the week.
The school offers transportation services but does not provide dormitory housing. There are two types of transport: door-to-door pick-up and pick-up at a location arranged by the school, with the specific arrangement varying by semester.
TCS Experimental Education (New Taipei City, Taiwan) publishes limited public details on fees through its official site. The public pages indicate a semester-based structure for tuition refunds and that textbooks and uniforms are non-refundable. They also confirm non-dormitory housing and a daily hot meal option, with transportation services available. Publicly posted fee information for the 2025–2026 academic year is supplemented here with data from a recognized international school data source. Data as of January 3, 2026, reflects the 2025–2026 academic year.
TCS Experimental Education is a middle school and high school located on the NTNU Linkou campus in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The school sits on the National Taiwan Normal University Linkou campus, about 17 km from downtown Taipei, and shares facilities such as a 500-seat auditorium, biology and chemistry labs, and a large library. The High School program is run in cooperation with the Canadian Ministry of Education (British Columbia) and offers a dual diploma from the Taiwanese education authorities and BC, while the Middle School program is developed with NTNU based on the Jenaplan philosophy, combining inquiry-based learning with Friday experiential activities. The site emphasizes a bilingual learning environment, and its facilities include modern classrooms, extensive IT infrastructure, and access to NTNU's broader campus resources and spaces. This combination supports project-based, experiential learning across both school stages.
