This study comprehensively examined the organizational operations, characteristics, and challenges faced by immigrant learning centers. Invitations were sent to 39 immigrant learning centers across the country by telephone and email. Of these centers, 15 responded and agreed to participate. The administrators and teachers at these centers were contacted to schedule interviews for data collection. Interviews were transcribed into analyzable verbatim transcripts, which were thoroughly reviewed and analyzed. Themes were identified on the basis of the research objectives and the nature of the issues. Finally, research findings were presented. The results of the study are as follows:1.Current Operations of Immigrant Learning Centers: Immigrant learning centers use various resources and employ a strategic alliance cooperation model to promote their courses, with curricula designed to meet the needs and interests of immigrants.2.Operational Characteristics of Immigrant Learning Centers: Operations are adjusted in accordance with Ministry of Education regulations, local population demographics, teacher availability, and resources, enabling the design of diverse and distinctive courses.3.Operational Challenges of Immigrant Learning Centers: Immigrant learning centers face challenges such as insufficient staffing, difficulties in student recruitment, unclear objectives, and lack of resources. Overall, this study provides recommendations from both micro (on-site operations) and macro (organizational positioning and policy) perspectives.