Vine Dots

Each group is supported by bilingual Chinese-English teaching assistants, and our instructors also provide guidance in Chinese when needed. This ensures students feel comfortable, supported, and able to participate at their own pace.

Students should have at least a basic conversational level of English. However, the camp is designed to support mixed abilities. Students are encouraged to express ideas in simple English, and full fluency is not required.

Yes. Students will receive group lunches and snacks each day of the camp. We ensure a structured and supervised mealtime environment.

Each group is kept small, with approximately 4–10 students per class. This allows for more speaking time, personalized feedback, and close supervision.

Our program is led by an international team of educators with extensive experience in leadership development, communication training, and cross-cultural education.

Russ Jaimes – Educator and program designer focused on communication systems, leadership training, and experiential learning environments across international settings.

Ting Su – Executive coach specializing in confidence building, communication skills, and leadership development for students and professionals.

Jan Goedvolk – Executive leadership coach with 18+ years of experience in communication strategy, team performance, and cross-cultural leadership.

Together, they create a structured, high-support learning environment where students develop clear communication, confidence, and real-world thinking skills through English.

Students should bring:

- A positive mindset and curiosity
- A water bottle
- Comfortable clothing for activities
- Any personal items they may need during the day

Everything else needed for the program will be provided.

Yes. All field activities and outings are fully supervised by instructors and bilingual Chinese-English teaching assistants. We maintain structured group supervision at all times to ensure student safety and clear communication.

I. Before the Course Begins
Students who submit a refund request before the first class starts will receive a refund of 90% of the total course fee paid.
The maximum administrative fee deducted will be NT$I,OOO.
2. After the First Class and Before the Second Class
Students who submit a refund request after the first class has ended but before the second class begins will receive a refund of 70% of the total course fee paid.
3. After the Second Class and Before One-Third of the Course Is Completed
Students who submit a refund request after the second class but before completing one-third (1/3) of the total course hours will receive a refund of 50% of the total course fee paid.
4. After One-Third of the Course Is Completed
No refunds will be issued once one-third (1/3) or more of the total course hours have been completed.

Force Majeure
If classes or activities are affected by force majeure events, including but not limited to typhoons, floods, earthquakes, fires, government-mandated closures, or other circumstances beyond our control, affected classes will be rescheduled. If a participant is unable to attend the rescheduled session(s), the missed class(es) will be considered forfeited, and no refund, credit, or make-up class will be provided.