The first Taiwanese association in the Czech Republic
We teach Mandarin to adults and children, in traditional characters, the way they are written in Taiwan. All our teachers are Taiwanese.
We are a non-profit organisation. We support mutual help among Taiwanese living in the Czech Republic, cultural exchange between the two countries and the good name of a democratic and free Taiwan.
Taiwanese living in Prague founded the association in June 2019 with the support of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office. We run the first Mandarin school for children in the Czech Republic, the Taiwan Center for Mandarin Learning (TCML) for adults, a library and festival workshops open to the public.
About us

We welcome Taiwanese living in the Czech Republic and everyone who loves Taiwan. Anyone can join, even if you are not a member.

The Taiwan Center for Mandarin Learning (TCML) is the first in the Czech Republic. Classes began on 1 February 2023, with four classes and 24 students.
Five course levels for adults, from Beginners 1 to Advanced Conversation
The Prague Taiwan School has taught children since 2019, today in five classes, in person and online

Lessons are built on games, food, songs and festivals. Teacher Devika’s conversation class ended the semester with a hotpot, and the Business Lite students in Brno ordered their food in Mandarin.
Workshops open to all
New Year, Dragon Boats and Mid-Autumn學習Courses and school
All courses and the timetableThe year 2024
Over the past year, with your support, the association and TCML held the Lantern Festival, shared the culture of the Dragon Boat Festival, ran a Taiwanese Hokkien workshop and a cultural tour, and won many local friends. Thank you for your long-standing support.Mia Litvin Hsu, President, looking back on 2024
The Mandarin playgroup Chia runs twice a week has grown from 3 families to 17. The association’s courtyard has become a place where mothers and their children meet and find warmth and support.from the President’s review of 2024
For flood-hit Jeseník, Chia and Vic organised a charity sale: 12 volunteers baked scallion pancakes, and the proceeds went to the Via Foundation to help rebuild the town.from the President’s review of 2024, 2024 fundraiser
News from the community
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