Qualifications: 
Students in freshman EGP classes and sophomore EGSP classes

Contest Theme: 
Top News in 2022  

Important Dates:
Call for Works：4/11(一)-5/20 (五) 
Result Announcement：6/6 (一)  
Award Ceremony：6/8(三)

Regulations:
Video content should present in English. The total of English words used in narration, conversation, subtitles shouldbe at least 120-170 words.
The content must relate to the theme, please blend your creative ideas into it and cut the film into 2.5-3 minutes.
You can add some dialogues, interviews, or skits into the video.
The video cannot show actors staring at or reading scripts or lecture notes.
This is a group contest (2-6 members a group). Not all members are required to show up in the video, but a credit list should be provided at the end of the video.
The contest contains two groups: 1. International group (DFLL students, international students, General English AU1 & AU2 level students and EGSP – Advanced level students are included) and 2. Local group (General English AU3, AU4 and AU5 level students and EGSP – Intermediate level students). Students who got a TOEIC score over 650 should join International group.

On-line Registration：
Go to CDLTR website or scan the QR Code below to fill in register information and submitted your completed video to YouTube and provide the link. The title should be “English Video Contest: Top News in 2022 – (your own title)”

*Registration link: https://reurl.cc/rQZerZ 



Notification:
Since this is an EFL contest and the focus is to motivate students who live in countries where English is a foreign language, if participants come from a country where one of the official languages is English (or the participant has a passport from a country where English is an official language), that student cannot participate in the contest.
If there is any dispute regarding the regulations, the judges will have a meeting for resolution, and the decisions andrevised regulations will be announced by the organizer online. 
If the judges find any video content, including the English message, music and the photos/illustrations, is plagiarized,the work will be disqualified. 
If the organizer finds any winning work is plagiarized, participants’ award will be canceled and prizes will berecovered.
If the judges find the content harms another’s reputation or contains any disturbing images (violence, nudity, or sexual content), the work will be disqualified.
Contestant please carefully follow the contest regulations. If the work does not meet the regulations, the workwon’t be accepted to the final round.

Criteria:

Prizes :
Each Group will have 1st, 2nd, 3rd prize and 1 Outstanding Award.
First prize: NT$ 4,000 & certificate. 
Second prize: NT$ 2,500 & certificate.
Third prize: NT$ 1,000 & certificate.
Outstanding Award (1 group): NT$500 & certificate.

If there are questions, ask CDLTR staff at M201 in person.

Organizer: Center for the Development of Language Teaching and Research 
Co-organizer: MOE Office of Higher Education Sprout Project