Regulations Governing the Employment of Foreigners by Elementary and Secondary Experimental Education Schools and Institutions Article 7

A school or an institution may employ a foreigner to teach subjects or foreign language courses. The maximum number of foreign employees that it may employ shall be calculated by multiplying the total number of classes approved by the competent authority concerned by the number of class periods specified in the experimental education plan or business plan for each class each week for each related subject or foreign language course, and then dividing the resulting product by sixteen class periods. The resulting number is the maximum number of foreigners that may be employed. If the resulting number is less than one, it is counted as one person.If the foreign employees referred to in the preceding paragraph who teach academic subjects or foreign language courses are employed on a part-time basis, every three such persons is counted as being the equivalent of one full-time employee.If two or more schools or institutions jointly employ the foreigners referred to in the preceding paragraph, the total number of classes that they teach and the number of hours that they work each week may be counted in aggregate.