Administrative Unit

Academic Affairs Office

The Academic Affairs Office includes the Instruction Section, Registration Section, Equipment Section, and Experimental Research Section.

Instruction Section

Manage teacher course assignments, teaching subjects, and teaching hours, and explain course requirements, textbook outlines, teaching schedules, examinations, and assessment methods.
Handle classroom inspection and evaluation work, and conduct weekly class diligence competitions.
Plan required and elective course hours for each subject under the academic year credit system.
Hold regular subject teaching research meetings to help teachers improve teaching techniques and methods.
Hold regular teaching demonstrations for each subject, using teaching methods and techniques flexibly to improve teaching effectiveness and support peer observation.
Handle teacher absences, substitute teaching, and make-up classes.
Arrange class schedules for all classes and teachers.
Plan skill tests, weekly tests, mock exams, and academic activities for home economics-related departments.
Coordinate Chinese, English, and other subject competitions, including contestant training plans.
Conduct regular teacher teaching evaluations.
Handle student assignment spot checks.

Handle admissions work, including application admission, recommendation and selection, and joint admission.
Handle registration for four-year technical colleges, two-year junior colleges, and university admissions, including recommendation screening, gifted-student admission, application admission, and joint entrance examination registration.
Manage student enrollment records.
Handle student registration.
Handle student grade calculation.
Handle applications for internal and external student scholarships and grants.
Handle student transfer, department transfer, suspension, and withdrawal affairs.

Organize mathematics and natural science fairs, and select representatives for the central region science fair.
Assist with management and maintenance of special classrooms.
Handle each semester's procurement procedures for added teaching equipment in each subject.
Label and organize equipment in each special classroom.
Prepare and plan budgets for adding, maintaining, and organizing teaching equipment for all subjects.
Work with the General Affairs Office on property inventory each semester.

Handle comprehensive senior high school curriculum and program planning.
Handle required and elective courses for the comprehensive senior high school program, including course add/drop work.
Promote and explain the academic year credit system.
Handle student credit recovery and make-up course affairs under the academic year credit system.
Handle cross-school electives for the comprehensive senior high school program.
Assist with preparation for vocational high school evaluation visits.
Assist the Academic Affairs Office with administrative computerization work.