| 英文摘要 |
Taiwan’s county and city governments have introduced the“Princi¬pal Candidates’Administrative Internship Program”to expand knowl¬edge of educational policies and administrative capabilities. This study used qualitative interviews, document analysis, and the researcher’s re¬flective diary, and employed purposive sampling to interview six principal candidates with internship experience in the Education Bureau. Based on the interview data, four major themes were summarized: administrative bureaucracy, educational performance, self-adjustment and development, and professional support systems. The research results show that administrative internships can help principal candidates connect educational administration and school or¬ganizations, cultivate systematic thinking and problem-solving skills, and assume responsibility for educational performance. However, the heavy workload of administrative internships affects the physical and mental health of principal candidates. The content of the internship focuses on enhancing administrative abilities and rarely involves practical training in schools. The study suggests that principal candidates should actively manage stress to achieve physical and mental balance and participate in professional training for principals. Additionally, the Education Bureau should establish a support system for the professional training of prin¬cipal candidates and develop a comprehensive professional development plan for principals. |