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They accept degrees not diplomas. However, I advise you to speak with recruiters and employers directly to see if there can be any exceptions!

You don’t have to apply for a work permit. Your employer will do because it has to come from Taiwan.

You can Google Taiwan Universities and check out their courses, then check if they are offering scholarships for your selected course. Universities often have this information on their websites.

Please check out my video titled “HOW TO FIND A TEACHING JOB ABROAD”. I’ve listed websites and given tips related to landing English teaching jobs abroad.

Hey! Congratulations on the new job! Keelung is right next to where I live and you're going to love it. It’s a beautiful place with stunning coastal views and a unique vibe. It has a mix of lively markets and peaceful spots by the ocean, so there's always something to explore. Welcome and I’m sure you’ll enjoy it here!🫶🏾💃🏽

@@Unfiltered_with_Thato Woww it sounds like a great place❤️. Will let you know once I get settled, I would love to meet you in person since I’ve just known you as your follower🙏🏽🙏🏽

@@ntombimaseko3509That’s great to hear! I’d be so happy to meet you in person once you’ve settled in. Take your time getting settled and whenever you’re ready, just let me know. I’m really looking forward to meeting you! 🫶🏾

@@Unfiltered_with_Thato Thanks so much Sis🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️❤️keep well😘.Thanks for the “Congrats words” Sis🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

Hey! Not to be weird or anything but have you chosen your departure date yet? I have booked mine for the 5th of September with emirates and was hoping to find a travel buddy.

@@lerothodimaphate4023 Congratulations on signing your contract with Teach Taiwan! Based on my experience, they are very thorough and work by the book, so you should definitely discuss your 10 years of teaching experience with your coordinator upon arrival. It's likely they'll require proof, but I'm confident they'll make the necessary adjustments. Just communicate openly with your coordinator and you'll be in good hands.🤗

@@Lindangezwi Congratulations on securing your offer and booking your flight! Wishing you a smooth journey ahead and much success in your new adventure. Don’t hesitate to reach out once you’ve settled in!🫶🏾

@@Unfiltered_with_Thato thank you so much for not just this thoughtful comment but also for your helpful channel. It has been of great benefit and use. ❤️

@@LindangezwiHey dolls, I haven’t bought my ticket yet. My visa appointment is tomorrow at 11am so I was also thinking of departing around that date as well and land on the 6th of September, so imma wait for visa to be approved before I purchase. I’d love that, 16 hours flights it’s not a joke! Are you also going to Taichung?

Thanks for reaching out! While I don't have specific school names or links, you can definitely find great opportunities on websites like Tealit, Teast and Dave's ESL Cafe. I also recommend using the 104 app for job listing. Also, joining Facebook groups focused on teaching in Taiwan is a great way to find open positions, they're always posting new opportunities there. Good luck!

Thanks for reaching out! While I don't have specific school names or links, you can definitely find great opportunities on websites like Tealit, Teast and Dave's ESL Cafe. I also recommend using the 104 app for job listing. Also, joining Facebook groups focused on teaching in Taiwan is a great way to find open positions, they're always posting new opportunities there. Good luck!

Thank you for sharing! Making it to the interview stage is a big deal, congratulations! Not everyone gets that opportunity, which shows there's something special about you. I suggest going back to the drawing board and refining just a few things, especially your interview skills. You can use my previous videos for reference, particularly the ones on interview tips, your introduction video and the demo. Your position in Taiwan is definitely waiting for you, so keep pushing, you're almost there!🫶🏾

That's exciting! I can imagine how eager you are to get here. Once your police clearance is sorted, Taiwan will be waiting for you! As for apartment prices and the cost of living, it can vary depending on the city, but overall, you can find reasonably priced options. I’ll definitely create more videos like the one you’re asking for to share those details. Feel free to reach out anytime!

@@MmfnmYes, apostilling can be quite costly and time-consuming. In public schools, they typically handle all the legal processes themselves and don’t expect the foreign teacher to manage this. However for positions at cram schools or international schools, it’s advantageous to have your documents apostilled and ready beforehand. These schools prefer candidates with completed paperwork to avoid delays.🤗

@@matlalalikhama6862 Thank you for watching. I hope you found the video useful 🤗

@@grandyraselabe5537Thanks for reaching out! If you have a TEFL certificate, you might be able to start in cram schools, as some places are open to hiring even without experience. However, I'd strongly recommend starting with tutoring, either online or in-person. Tutoring is a fantastic way to build your skills and get a feel for the classroom environment, plus it adds to your resume. You never know, you might even find a teaching opportunity that values your fresh perspective! Best of luck and feel free to reach out if you have more questions🤗

@@IOSALive Thanks so much for the support! I’m thrilled you found the content valuable. With more parts of this series on the way, is there any specific aspect of moving to Taiwan that you'd like to learn more about? Your feedback could shape the next videos!🤗

@@Wannabe_TravelQueen Unfortunately I don’t have any. Public schools however provide a little housing subsidy throughout your contract period.

@@Unfiltered_with_Thato Alright, thank you.

@@Wannabe_TravelQueen 🤗

@@neilofficial396 If English is one of the official languages in your countries, you can apply to teach in cram schools. They’ll hire you if your interview is satisfactory.🤗

@@Unfiltered_with_Thato english is official language however indians are not considered natives. I'm thinking of getting Cambridge proficiency certificate,TEFL plus teaching licence of my country given I have BA EDUCATION. Would that work?

@@neilofficial396 I really have no idea. You can inquire straight from recruitment agencies and schools.

Sounds great. I’ll definitely deliver. Thank you so much for your suggestions. Would you perhaps want to see this in vlogs or formal sit down videos where we review different things such as local food? 🫶🏾🫶🏾

Thank you 😇❤

Thank you for these beautiful suggestions. I'll definitely be delivering 🫶🏾🫶🏾

@@kethuswegapelebani4959 I didn’t vlog in the Philippines. I chose to rest instead 🤗 Would you perhaps like to see more traveling vlogs around Taiwan?

@@Unfiltered_with_Thato Yes dear, your traveling vlogs are quiet interesting

@@kethuswegapelebani4959 Thank you hun. I'm working on travelling more. Expect your traveling content fresh and clean. ❤

Thank you. Teach Taiwan offers free services

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@@ronniejames2171 Hey! I went to Swing Heaven quite early, around 10 AM and there wasn't any queue or long wait at all. Everything went smoothly. I recommend going early to avoid long queues. Have a great time in Bali!