Commercial Times reports LTU's 2026 OSSD admissions results across five countries

In August 30th, Business Times published LTU OSSD 2026 Overseas Promotion Report, which focused on Taiwan high school students applying for overseas universities through international curriculum planning. United Kingdom, United States, Canada, Australia and Japan The main destination for education.

According to the results of the application, the University of Toronto shares some of it. 5 Students applied and accepted in full 。 Case studies also show that international competition for advancement is now more than concentrated in a single country, with students often in Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, the United States and Asian universities.

From "selection school" to three-year planning.

The report also refers to the concept of planning for the International White Paper on Promotion, which separates the overseas transition from the first to the third grade of high school. This approach focuses on the early integration of choice of course, language skills, in-school achievement, activity experience and university application, rather than on the processing of applications in the third grade.

It is not just university rankings that really need to be compared with families preparing to study abroad. The earlier the main directions are set, the easier it is to maintain consistency between subsequent selection and application documents, the greater the differences between the first conditions, language requirements, application time, scholarship and visa regimes in different countries.

2027 cold break swaps integrated into international education pathways

The report also refers to the cold-leave exchange programme, which plans for students to travel to British-Canadian co-operative secondary schools for about two weeks to enter regular classes and live with local students. This type of shift places more emphasis on practical school experience and life adaptation than on general short-term study tours.

From the point of view of media coverage, Taiwan's international education market is undergoing a marked change: overseas education services are gradually extending from the so-called third-graders to high-school courses, international exchanges and the integration of long-term promotion strategies.

As this paper deals with the educational programmes of the operators of this site, we have listed it as a "media coverage" and kept the disclosure of our interests, so that readers can read the original language of Business Times directly and compare themselves with other international courses and paths of advancement.