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Taiwan Mobile Foundation is committed to narrowing the digital divide. In 2025, it collaborated with three schools to hold technology camps, and sponsored National Yunlin University of Science and Technology's self-organized camp for the ninth consecutive year. Corporate volunteers guided students in learning programming languages and drone operations with a student-teacher ratio of at least 1:2.
To extend the effectiveness of the program, the project not only provides incentives to encourage teachers to independently offer courses after training, but also arranges observation mechanisms to strengthen seed teacher development and implement educational sustainability. For the first time, the camp collaborated with the Lienchiang County Department of Education, bringing 30 volunteers to Nangan, Matsu to hold a technology camp. It also partnered with the Taipei Municipal Jianguo High School Robotics Club to introduce PINBO robot interdisciplinary teaching materials.
Through continued investment in AI resources and collaboration with diverse partners, TWM not only inspires children's imagination toward technology, but also puts into practice the vision of using AI to transform the future. These efforts help rural education break through limitations in the digital wave and support students in building future competitiveness.
TWM provided ChatGPT accounts to Pingtung Shuiquan Elementary School and Taichung Huangzhu Elementary School, and Azure OpenAI accounts to Tainan Ji'an Elementary School. These resources enable AI tools to be integrated into students' regular education and also serve as auxiliary tools for teachers in lesson plan development. The course results in 2025 showed that teachers and students not only explored the basic principles of AI together, but also extended their applications to story picture book creation and graduation song production, demonstrating the unlimited possibilities that technology can bring to rural creativity. Going forward, TWM will continue to expand its impact map. The Company has accepted applications for 32 accounts from Lienchiang County Chung Cheng Junior High and Elementary School, and plans to introduce Microsoft Learn free online courses in 2026 for in-depth teacher training. Through continued investment in AI resources, TWM not only narrows the digital divide, but also works to empower local seed teachers.
With the goal of narrowing the digital divide, TWM integrates its core telecommunications technologies and fixed-line network services, and connects resources from partner organizations to assist nonprofit organizations in establishing Digital Learning Centers in remote areas. TWM sponsors 167 seats, including internet broadband, computer hardware, and software equipment. Through regularly offered courses with rich and diverse content, the program provides a digital learning environment for disadvantaged children, teenagers, and community residents.
In 2025, TWM collaborated with Hua-kuang Social Welfare Foundation to add one new site in Guanxi Township, Hsinchu County. Since 2007, a total of 27 sites have continued to operate.
Caption: Since the Mustard Seed Mission established the Digital Learning Center, it has offered 21 courses, with total class hours reaching 71 hours. The center provides rich and diverse courses, such as Office software applications, including typing practice, statistical learning, and layout design, as well as Canva design courses.
Amid the global wave of digitalization, there is a shortage of technology talent. TWM regards its IT team as the innovation engine of TWM and is committed to cultivating new-generation technology elites, extending its talent development efforts globally. Each year, the "Tech Genius Internship Program" is held with no restrictions on nationality or internship period; internships can be undertaken during summer or winter breaks, and interns may flexibly choose between online or offline (in-person) locations.
