To enhance the internationalization of schools in Taiwan, this program establishes comprehensive promotion mechanisms through systematic planning, professional talent development, and local characteristic promotion as core strategies. In terms of institutional framework, the program has finalized the 2024 version of school internationalization indicators, encompassing six dimensions and 25 evaluation items, establishing a three-tier subsidy mechanism (basic, intermediate, and advanced levels) with funding of NT$200,000, NT$250,000, and NT$300,000 respectively. Additionally, application toolkits and outcome documentation packages have been developed to support schools, alongside plans for outstanding case selection activities to enhance available resources.

Regarding talent development, the program has designed comprehensive professional development courses for teachers, including common courses covering policy overview and implementation strategies, as well as specialized courses focusing on practical case sharing. Currently, 113 instructors have completed training. A consultation expert database has also been formed, integrating expertise from university scholars and K-12 educators to offer professional advisory services to schools.

In terms of promotion and implementation, 21 cities and counties across Taiwan have established international education centers, ensuring stable program development through regular monitoring and real-time communication. These centers focus on "local development" and "multicultural education," organizing distinctive activities such as Kinmen County's bilingual market and Hsinchu City's international village challenge, showcasing the diverse aspects of local internationalization.

Looking forward, this program aims to gradually achieve the vision of internationalizing Taiwan's education through its tiered subsidy mechanism, which fosters continuous school improvement, its professional training systems that enhances teacher competencies, and its experience-sharing platforms that facilitate resource exchange.