Testimonials

Don't take our word for it

Don’t take our word for it

From Gansbaai to the Azure Coast: A South African’s Odyssey in Taiwan

As a South African teacher, my journey from Gansbaai to Wuqi is one that has been shaped by four defining experiences.

The Road to Belonging: How Chiayi Became More Than a Place I Live

The Road to Belonging: How Chiayi Became More Than a Place I Live

From Bokke to Bubble Tea: My Unexpected Love Story with Taiwan

This is the story of how a South African teacher—armed with worksheets, enthusiasm, and possibly too much confidence—found a second home in Taiwan.

So, what’s next?

Taiwan has quickly grown into another home and TeachTaiwan has been no small part in that.

From Cacophony to Tranquility: Exploring Rural Taiwan in Shizhuo

From Cacophony to Tranquility: Exploring Rural Taiwan in Shizhuo

Why Public School Teaching in Taiwan Became My Home

Teaching English in Taiwan’s public schools has been a transformative experience. Students are happier, lessons are flexible, and the environment is collaborative rather than commercialized.

Island Insights: Life and Teaching Abroad

Living on an island as a foreign English teacher has been a unique experience for me. Every day is an adventure, and every moment is treasured. I am grateful for the chance to teach in the outlying island of Penghu County, Taiwan.

An Insightful Journey through School Life

Embarking on the journey of teaching in Taiwan has been a profound experience, filled with challenges and invaluable lessons that have shaped my professional growth and personal resilience.

Class of Mother's Day

“Do you know this Sunday is Mother’s Day~?” Teacher Thando asked.

Letter of Gratitude

My name is Aníke van der Merwe and I am a FET in Taiwan.  This is a testimonial about my coordinator Mr. Kevin Lee.

A coordinator with a heart

Hi! I'm Dielyn P. Hijosa, a FET from the Philippines ~

Quarantine process of teacher Kimberly's arrival in Taiwan

No more than 48 hours before flying to Taiwan, you will need to fill out an online form, "Quarantine System for Entry”.

The 18 Best Places in Taiwan to Visit

 Taiwan is an incredible place full of adventures, culture, old and new cities, and plenty of places to eat and enjoy.

Acclimating to Taiwan

Since I have only been in Taiwan for one year, I can say that I am by no means a local. However, I have gone to great lengths to try to become a member of its many communities.

My experience with Teach Taiwan and Taiwan

I am very happy to be in this country and plan to stay here teaching English for several more years. Teach Taiwan is a fantastic organization to work with from beginning to well into my first year.

The advantages of teaching English in public schools compared with teaching English at language institutes/ centers/ cram schools in Taiwan

 I’m an Australian teacher who’s been teaching in 2 Elementary Schools in Taiping Taichung for 3 years.

My Top 5 Favorite Leisure Activities in Taiwan

One of the best perks of working with Teach Taiwan is that you will be asked to work a very reasonable work schedule, and after the school day is over, it is unlikely you will have any after hours or weekend responsibilities.

How a semester in Taiwan turned into 7 years and counting!

Travelling to a new country, if not moving to live in a foreign country for a period of time is always exciting but can also be nerve racking, especially if you don’t know anyone from that country.

One Year in and 12 Takeaways

 Time flies. It figuratively hit me in the face during an uncommon rainy week. There was a sudden and heavy rain in Taichung and my ceiling started to leak slightly, but not to worry!

Culinary Notes from the Beautiful Island

So, you’re thinking about coming to Taiwan, huh? Well, in that case, you’d better be ready to EAT.

TAIWAN-A HIDDEN GEM OF ASIA

Had you asked me many moons ago on my study tour to Taiwan (this was about 14+ years ago)- if Taiwan would ever be a place that I would call “home”? I would have answered you, “Never in a thousand years”. But guess what? 14 years later and I have made it my “home” for the past 4 years and counting.

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