Due to the multiple school systems in technical and vocational education, policy designers expected to integrate the knowledge and skills in different training programs. The study explores the linkage and connection of curriculum design of Typography courses between four-year technical and vocational university and vocational high school and its impact on student skills. We first exam the content of school curriculum, high school textbooks, and related materials. Then, we use questionnaires and in-depth interview to understand the content of teaching from vocational high school and opinions from university teachers. First, we found that Typography course in technical and vocational education system is emphasized but the amount of time devoted was limited. Second, vocational high schools focus on fundamental courses, while higher education emphasizes both basic skill and advanced training. Third, we also classify 16 subunits in this field by reviewing the content of textbook and related materials and found most of the materials are in the area of fundamental knowledge and basic skills. Lastly, according to our interviews with university teachers, they suggest that the basic skill of typeface architecture in vocational high school is helpful for students in pursuing higher education. On the other hand, training in skill of legibility and readability will further enhance students' design capability to meet the market demand.