On October 25-26, Hangzhou Entel Foreign Language School participated in the 3rd ASEEDER International Quality Education Forum in Shanghai.

On October 14, five top U.S. liberal arts colleges — Denison University, Hamilton College, Marist University, Rhodes College, and Sarah Lawrence College — visited Hangzhou Entel Foreign Language School for an in-person admissions exchange.

On September 16, a delegation of 10 faculty and students from Shizuoka University of Art and Culture visited Hangzhou Entel Foreign Language School for a cultural exchange.

On June 19, Hangzhou Entel Foreign Language School welcomed a delegation from a U.S. Chinese Heritage Summer Camp.

On June 10, Hangzhou Entel Foreign Language School signed an education cooperation agreement with Yamanashi Gakuin University.

On May 29, Prof. Dr. Katrin Wisniewski from Leipzig University and her team visited Hangzhou Entel Foreign Language School, accompanied by Prof. Li Yuan from Zhejiang University.

Hangzhou Entel Foreign Language School and J.F. Oberlin University (est. 1946 in Tokyo) established priority admission partnership on May 20.

Hangzhou Entel Foreign Language School hosted 45 universities from 12 countries at its 2025 Spring Fair

Hangzhou Entel Foreign Language School welcomed a Japanese delegation from Ritsumeikan Uji High School (Japan) for a 3-day cultural immersion from May 8.

Hangzhou Entel Foreign Language School's 4-day academic tour connected students with peers at Hong Kong University (HKU) ...

Hangzhou Entel Foreign Language School's delegation launched first physical exchange with Malaysian sister school Kota Kinabalu High School since establishing their 2023 global curriculum partnership.

Hangzhou Entel Foreign Language School convened 200+ students from 9 countries for a cross-cultural dialogue on April 23, themed "Intangible Heritage Without Borders."

Hangzhou Entel Foreign Language School hosted Yale admissions officer Dr. Mica Rencher on March 13 for a seminar on leveraging cultural identity in elite university applications.

On February 25, the “Zhejiang-Hong Kong-Macao Sister School Exchange Conference” was held in Hangzhou...

 From December 8 to 14, nine high school students from our school participated in the 2024 China-Japan Youth Exchange Program organized by the Ministry of Education as representatives of Chinese youth. During their week in Japan, the students visited the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, toured Musashino Art University and the Kagawa Chichu Art Museum, explored the societal impacts of "design" through learning and reflection, engaged in discussions with Japanese high school students, and joined youth representatives from Kawasaki City in tree-planting activities.