Many industrialized countries have made some relevant policies or statements to guide the development and provision of learning in later life in their countries. Compared with those industrialized countries, few educational policies are proposed specially for older people in Taiwan. Recently, more attention has been given to education for older adults since the advocacy of lifelong education and learning society in Taiwan, However, the educational policies for older people are still rate in Taiwan. This study, therefore, aims to explore the educational policies for older people in Taiwan. Firstly, this study is going to review the educational polices for older people in the industrialized countries. Due to the limitation of time and finance, this study exclusively focuses on reviewing the relevant policies about learning in later life in America, Britain and Japan. Secondly, focused group interviews are conducted in the four areas of Taiwan, in order to collect different opinions and viewpoints for the development and improvement of educational policies for older people in Taiwan. Finally, based on the review about the educational policies for older people in the industrialized countries and the research finding from focused group interviews in Taiwan, recommendations regarding the policies of learning in later life in Taiwan are made, in order to facilitate the future development of education for older people in Taiwan.