K–12 and Adult Learning in Taipei · Seven Program Areas

Programs at Harland Education

Between a crowded classroom and an ordinary tutor, Harland is the more personal and more rigorous option. Its programs run from a child's first reading and writing to college preparation, across core academics, AP and IB, test preparation, and academic competitions, with English and professional coaching for adults.

Curriculum
US Common Core spine
Format
1-on-1, in person or online
Teachers
Subject specialists only
How we teach

Skills grow from real subjects

Harland's pedagogy is content-based learning. Skills develop through the substance students engage with, not through isolated drills. A student building analytical writing does it inside a real subject, a history unit or a literature study, where the reading, the vocabulary, and the writing reinforce one another.

This is the opposite of the buxiban model, which drills vocabulary and grammar out of context. Material learned in isolation is harder to retain and harder to use. Real subjects give language and reasoning somewhere to live, and give students a reason to use them.

Core academics

Core subject instruction for K–12 students, calibrated to what each child is studying at school.

Advanced academics

Full AP and IB courses, taught as comprehensive instruction or as focused exam preparation, alongside a student's school program or as their primary instruction.

Test preparation

Standardized exam preparation for students working toward a specific score and deadline.

Beyond core curriculum

Pathways for students whose goals reach beyond the standard curriculum.

Adult programs

1-on-1 coaching for working professionals and parents.

Homeschooling in Taiwan?

Harland supports families educating outside the school system: a full year-long curriculum across the subjects you choose, or primary instruction in a single AP, IB, or core course.

Explore homeschooling support

Find the right starting point

Not sure which program fits? The Student Coordinator will listen to where your child is and recommend the right place to begin.

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