To access the comprehensive preparatory education-training package, including textbooks and supplementary materials, students are required to submit a fee through the designated account, the details of which are clearly communicated on our school's website at the start of each academic year. Upon presenting the payment receipt, students can conveniently collect their books during the first week of classes from specified distribution points within our university.

A significant aspect of our materials is the integration of online language laboratories in select textbooks. These resources provide valuable support for language acquisition. Students are advised to retain the online language laboratory access codes within their book sets. Following this, students can effortlessly register into the system using the class codes provided by their instructors and the activation codes from their textbooks. This user-friendly system empowers students to benefit from the online resources individually outside of class and during the dedicated foreign language laboratory hours at the School of Foreign Languages, enhancing their language proficiency through interactive, self-paced learning.

Using pirate copies of books and making unauthorized reproductions of original books is subject to legal sanctions according to copyright law; therefore, photocopying or using pirate books in classrooms is prohibited.