【Junior High】
Comprehensive subject planning for grades 7, 8, and 9. From the ChenLi Junior High Mathematics 5-Stage Ability Development System and Science & STEM Talent Cultivation to the P/E English series and the Grade 9 CAP Exam 5A++ Sprint — building a steady, confident growth curve step by step.
Grade 7 Course Introduction
Stage 1 — Inspire Thinking | Cultivating Mathematical Understanding. With 'developing thinking ability' as the core, we help students build memory through comprehension-based problems, spark trial-and-error learning, and guide students to experience the spark of creative, exploratory mathematics. #MathLearning #ThinkingSkills #Cultivation
Stage 2 — Strategy-Driven | Building High-Efficiency Learning Habits. Introducing the 'Screening-Based Learning Method' to help students identify their own blind spots, guiding them to master their learning direction and improve efficiency. #SystematicThinking #ProgressBoost #LearningEdge
Stage 3 — Challenge & Breakthrough | Crossing Critical Bottlenecks. Addressing procedural techniques, computation challenges, and insufficient exam preparation — helping students achieve understanding, application, and accuracy ('Know it / Do it / Get it right'). #BreakthroughBottleneck #ThinkingTraining
Stage 4 — Strategic Exam Prep | Full Battle-Ready for the CAP Exam. Drawing on long-term, intensive practice with important external CAP exam question types — continuously calibrating instruction to ensure complete coverage before the exam. #MockTests #StrategicPrep #FinalReview
Stage 5 — Results Showcase | Dual Boost in Ability × Confidence. Crafting personalized learning plans for every student, encouraging them to embrace challenges with confidence, and cultivating both mathematical ability and self-belief. #LearningOutcomes #ConfidenceShowcase #StrengthBuilding
.png)
- Wednesday Afternoon
- Mathematics — Perfect Score MG
- Thursday Evening
- High-Efficiency Dark Horse Camp — Personal Management / Online Assessment / All-Subject Tutoring
- Friday Evening
- English — Gifted P1U
- Saturday Morning
- Mathematics — Advanced Accelerated TG
- Saturday Noon
- Science — Advanced Accelerated TS / Science — Elite VS
- Saturday Evening
- Mathematics — Super Accelerated HG / Mathematics — Gifted SG / Mathematics — Elite LG
- Sunday Morning
- Chinese — Chinese Literature & Classics
- Sunday Noon
- English — Language Elite EG1
This is a sample timetable; any changes will be announced by the class.
![Grade 7 Winter/Spring Timetable [Taipei Main Campus Sample]](/CourseDescription/JuniorHighSchool/%E6%9C%AC%E9%83%A8%E5%9C%8B%E4%B8%83%E8%AA%B2%E8%A1%A8.jpg)
Grade 8 Course Introduction
- 03 Entering Senior High — University Talent Development Plan
- 02 Entering Senior High — Senior High STEM Olympiad
- 01 Entering Senior High — STEM Gifted Training Plan
- 06 Grade 9 (Semester 2) — Strengthening STEM Theory & Lab Practice
- 05 Grade 9 (Semester 1) — Accelerated Senior High Tool Mathematics [Assessment Exam]
- 04 Grades 7–8 — Bridging to Grade 10 Foundations (Accelerated Grade 10 Math/Physics/Chemistry, Science Biology/Earth Science)
- 03 Grades 7–8 — Mastering Science Competition Concepts (Science Training Phase 1)
- 02 Grades 7–8 — Competition Practice & Senior High Pre-study [Assessment Exam] (Competition Training, Early Senior High Concept Preview)
- 01 Grades 6–7 — Launching Junior High STEM Curriculum [Assessment Exam] (Winter/Summer Biology Intensive, Junior High STEM Completed in 2 Years)
- 04 Grades 5–6 — Thinking Math/Science Curriculum [Assessment Exam] (Competition Math/Science Ability Boost)
- 03 Grades 4–5 — Core Math/Science Curriculum [Assessment Exam] (AMO Training, Biology Pre-study)
- 02 Grades 3–4 — Foundation Math/Science Curriculum [Assessment Exam] (Complete Elementary School, Get Ahead for Junior High)
- 01 Grades 1–2 — STEM Math Fundamentals (Two Years to Build a Solid Elementary Foundation)
- Grade 6→7 Summer / Elementary exponents & logarithms, introduction to algebra
- Grade 7 / Grade 7 students + Grade 8 Semester 1 + Grade 10 Semester 1
- Grade 7→8 Summer / Polynomial equations, introduction to geometry
- Grade 8 / Grade 9, senior high curriculum
- Grade 8→9 Summer / Review Grade 7 & 8 content
- Grade 9 / Grade 10, trigonometric functions, permutations & combinations review
- Pre-exam sprint / Science training past papers, mock training
- Grade 6→7 Summer / Biology accelerated, strengthen Grade 8 Semester 1 concepts
- Grade 7 / Full Grade 8 physics & chemistry
- Grade 7→8 Summer / Intensive Grade 8 & 9 physics & chemistry accelerated
- Grade 8 / Advanced Grade 8 & 9 physics & chemistry accelerated, senior high biology accelerated
- Grade 9 / Senior high chemistry accelerated
- Pre-exam sprint / Senior high physics & earth science accelerated
- Mathematics from July 2026
- Junior high competition question types, senior high trigonometric functions, plane vectors, exponents & logarithms, permutations & combinations & probability, calculus, past papers from school science programs
- Biology from February 2026
- Cell biology, animal physiology, plant physiology, classical genetics, modern genetics, evolution & ecology, past papers from school science programs
- Earth Science from April 2026
- Solid Earth, plate tectonics, seawater composition, ocean circulation, atmospheric circulation, atmospheric chemistry, cosmic composition, celestial properties & motion, environmental science & sustainable development
- Chemistry from July 2026
- Atomic structure, stoichiometry, gases & solutions, chemical reactions, past papers from school science programs
- Physics from October 2026
- Kinematics, mechanics, celestial motion, work & energy, wave mechanics, optics, electricity, electromagnetism, past papers from school science programs
All lab sessions are held during winter and summer breaks; specific times will be announced separately. The class reserves the right to make final adjustments.
- International news reading — build solid [Reading Ability]
- World news video content — upgrade powerful [Listening Skills]
- Unit-by-unit grammar structure — achieve breakthroughs in [Grammar]
- Written expression cultivation — fully develop [Writing Ability]
- English speaking training — confidently demonstrate [Speaking Skills]
- P1U: Surpass junior high grammar level within one year
- P2U: Plan one year ahead to reach Grade 10 proficiency
- Over 3,000 vocabulary words — accumulate and memorize [More Words]
- Diverse current-events reading — comprehensive improvement [More Reading]
- Multi-version listening practice — stay ahead of trends [More Listening]
- Basic grammar training — build a stable foundation [More Stability]
- Complete pre-exam review with curated past papers [More Practice]
- Complete junior high content in 2 years — early adaptation for the CAP Exam
- Grade 7 Foundation Building
- Textual interpretation, text analysis, reading & critical thinking (4-choice once-per-class written cultivation) SUN. 09:00–12:00
- Grade 8 Habit Formation
- Study strategies, language sense development, advanced reading (4-choice once-per-class extended writing) THU. 18:30–21:30
- Grade 9 Final Sprint
- Answering strategies, question analysis skills, general knowledge integration (4-choice mock exam writing intensive) SAT. 13:00–15:40
Gifted Advanced Class | For science program students, STEM gifted students, accelerated learners, and direct-promotion students. Advances beyond the curriculum pace with increased depth, lab integration, and functional grouping. Completes full junior high physics & chemistry by Grade 8 Semester 1, senior high biology & science in Grade 8 Semester 2, and enters senior high physics & chemistry in Grade 9 Semester 1.
Elite Perfect Score Class | Target: top-three high schools, elite public high schools, and direct-promotion private schools (e.g., Yanping, Fuxing, Wige). 1.5-year accelerated physics & chemistry, lab experiments woven throughout, challenging gifted-level problems. Completes junior high physics & chemistry by Grade 8 Semester 2; in Grade 9 can choose accelerated or review mode; lays the groundwork for private school students to get a head start on senior high.
Science Elite Class | Target: top-five high schools, general-pace private and public junior high schools. Advances ahead of public school pace, trains question-analysis ability, extensive problem practice.
Science Perfect Score Class | For public school students, stays one to two weeks ahead of school pace. Solidifies foundational concepts, improves answer accuracy, reduces error count.
Note: This is a subject-level course introduction. Detailed class arrangements at each branch campus are based on that campus's published information.
- Wednesday Afternoon
- Science — Perfect Score Science A
- Thursday Afternoon
- Chinese — Chinese Literature & Classics
- Friday Afternoon
- English — Gifted P2U / English — Language Elite EG2
- Friday Evening
- High-Efficiency Dark Horse Camp — Personal Management / Online Assessment / All-Subject Tutoring
- Saturday Noon
- Mathematics — Advanced Accelerated TG / Mathematics — Elite LG / Mathematics — Perfect Score MG
- Saturday Afternoon
- Science — Advanced Accelerated TS / Science — Elite VS
- Sunday Morning
- Mathematics — Gifted SG
- Sunday Noon
- Mathematics — Super Accelerated HG / Science — Elite Science S
This is a sample timetable; any changes will be announced by the class.
![Grade 8 Winter/Spring Timetable [Taipei Main Campus Sample]](/CourseDescription/JuniorHighSchool/%E6%9C%AC%E9%83%A8%E5%9C%8B%E5%85%AB%E8%AA%B2%E8%A1%A8.jpg)
Grade 9 Course Introduction
- July–August (8-week summer intensive)
- (Aligned with Books 1–2 mock exams and first-semester midterms) Math Book 5 progress + Books 1–2 review / Science Book 5 progress + Books 1, 3 review / Liberal Arts comprehensive review (Chinese / English / Social Studies)
- September–November (Mock Assessment 1)
- Fall (Grade 9 Semester 1) Math Books 5–6 + Books 1–4 review / Science Books 5–6 + Books 2, 4 review / Liberal Arts (Chinese / English / Social Studies)
- December–January (Mock Assessment 2)
- Late January–mid-February winter intensive (including Sat/Sun sessions): nationwide synchronized mock exams / paper simulations / pre-exam sprint planning / subject-specific seminars / full-subject comprehensive review / winter break intensive training
- February–April (Mock Assessment 3)
- Spring (Grade 9 Semester 2) Number theory + Algebra + Geometry + Sequences review / Thematic integrated review / Liberal arts thematic review — advanced level (Chinese / English / Social Studies)
- April (Pre-exam Sprint)
- Late April – before CAP Exam: Full-Subject Mock Test Class, Golden Question-Grab Class, Pre-Exam Dark Horse Study Group
- Late May–June (CAP Exam)
- Late May: AMO Level 1 Pre-study Class begins
What Parents Ask Most
With 'developing thinking ability' as the core, we help students build memory through comprehension-based problems, spark trial-and-error learning, and guide students to experience the spark of creative, exploratory mathematics — laying the foundation for all subsequent stages. Corresponding tags: #MathLearning, #ThinkingSkills, #Cultivation.
Building high-efficiency learning habits. Introducing the 'Screening-Based Learning Method' to help students identify their own blind spots, guiding them to master their learning direction and improve efficiency. Corresponding tags: #SystematicThinking, #ProgressBoost, #LearningEdge.
Addressing procedural techniques, computation challenges, and insufficient exam preparation — helping students achieve all three levels: understanding, application, and accuracy ('Know it / Do it / Get it right'), crossing critical bottlenecks. Corresponding tags: #BreakthroughBottleneck, #ThinkingTraining.
Drawing on long-term, intensive practice with important external CAP exam question types — continuously calibrating instruction to ensure complete, comprehensive coverage before the exam, bringing students to full battle-ready status. Corresponding tags: #MockTests, #StrategicPrep, #FinalReview.
Crafting personalized learning plans for every student, encouraging them to embrace challenges with confidence, and cultivating both mathematical ability and self-belief — achieving a dual boost in Ability × Confidence. Corresponding tags: #LearningOutcomes, #ConfidenceShowcase, #StrengthBuilding.
The High-Efficiency Dark Horse Camp is a Friday evening all-round tutoring program for Grade 7 and Grade 8 students, providing three core services: 'Personal Management / Online Assessment / All-Subject Tutoring' — helping students strengthen each subject and stay on top of their learning progress.
Grade 6→7 Summer: elementary exponents & logarithms, introduction to algebra; Grade 7: Grade 7 students + Grade 8 Semester 1 + Grade 10 Semester 1; Grade 7→8 Summer: polynomial equations, introduction to geometry; Grade 8: Grade 9, senior high curriculum; Grade 8→9 Summer: review Grade 7 & 8 content; Grade 9: Grade 10, trigonometric functions, permutations & combinations review; Pre-exam sprint: science training past papers, mock training.
Grade 6→7 Summer: biology accelerated, strengthen Grade 8 Semester 1 concepts; Grade 7: full Grade 8 physics & chemistry; Grade 7→8 Summer: intensive Grade 8 & 9 physics & chemistry accelerated; Grade 8: advanced Grade 8 & 9 physics & chemistry accelerated; Grade 9: senior high chemistry accelerated; Pre-exam sprint: senior high physics & earth science accelerated.
Mathematics from July 2026, Biology from February 2026, Earth Science from April 2026, Chemistry from July 2026, Physics from October 2026. Each subject runs as an independent class, open to combining with senior high pace courses; lab sessions are held during winter and summer breaks with dates to be announced. The class reserves the right to make final adjustments.
P2U is the advanced class in the P Series, scheduled for Grade 8 Friday afternoons. It promises 'Plan one year ahead to reach Grade 10 proficiency,' uses world news combined with junior/senior high grammar, requires a placement assessment for admission, and aims to have students bridge to senior high English ahead of schedule.
P1U is the entry-level class in the P Series, scheduled for Grade 7 Friday evenings. It promises 'Surpass junior high grammar level within one year,' uses world news combined with junior/senior high grammar, requires a placement assessment for admission, and helps students build a junior and senior high grammar foundation starting from Grade 7.
The full year reviews content 3 times, paired with four assessment stages: Mock Assessment 1 (September–November fall term), Mock Assessment 2 (December–January winter intensive, including Sat/Sun sessions), Mock Assessment 3 (February–April spring term), Pre-exam Sprint (late April, including Full-Subject Mock Test Class, Golden Question-Grab Class, Pre-Exam Dark Horse Study Group) — culminating in the May–June CAP Exam.