The Complete Guidebook For You To Make Living From Teaching In Taiwan

In recent years, Taiwan has emerged as one of the most attractive destinations for teachers looking to make a living abroad. Its rich cultural heritage, booming economy, and high demand for English language education make it the perfect place to begin or advance your teaching career. If you're considering teaching in Taiwan, you've come to the right place.

Why Choose Taiwan?

Taiwan, known as the "heart of Asia," offers a unique blend of modernity and tradition. From bustling cities to breathtaking natural landscapes, this island nation has something for everyone. The Taiwanese people are warm and welcoming, and the country's low cost of living makes it an affordable option for teachers.

Qualifications and Requirements

In order to teach in Taiwan, you'll need a bachelor's degree from an accredited institution. Additionally, most schools require teachers to have a TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) certification. This certification can be obtained through various online or in-person programs. It's important to note that some schools may also require teaching experience or a teaching license in your home country.

All you need to know - Teaching and Living in Taiwan: The complete guidebook for you to make a living from teaching in Taiwan!

by Steven Cha(Kindle Edition)

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Finding a Job

There are numerous avenues for finding teaching jobs in Taiwan. One of the most popular options is to apply directly to schools or language institutes. Many schools also attend job fairs, both in Taiwan and abroad, where you can network and interview with potential employers. Online job boards and TEFL websites are also great resources for finding teaching opportunities in Taiwan.

Salary and Benefits

Teaching salaries in Taiwan vary depending on the level of experience and qualifications. On average, salaries range from NT$ 50,000 to NT$ 100,000 per month. In addition to a competitive salary, many schools offer benefits such as housing allowances, health insurance, and paid vacation time. These benefits make teaching in Taiwan not only financially rewarding but also provide a great work-life balance.

Cost of Living

Compared to other Asian countries, the cost of living in Taiwan is relatively affordable. Rent, utilities, and transportation expenses are reasonable, and you can enjoy a comfortable lifestyle on a teacher's salary. Eating out is also inexpensive, with a wide variety of delicious local dishes available at affordable prices.

Visa Process

Before traveling to Taiwan, you will need to apply for a work visa. The most common type of visa for teachers is the Resident Visa, which allows you to stay and work for an extended period. To obtain a Resident Visa, you will need to secure a job offer and provide relevant documents, such as your diploma, transcripts, and criminal record check. It's important to start the visa application process well in advance to avoid any delays.

Exploring Taiwan

Teaching in Taiwan not only provides a stable income but also offers the opportunity to explore this beautiful country. From Taipei's iconic skyscrapers to the stunning beaches of Kenting, there is no shortage of things to see and do. Take advantage of your weekends and holidays to travel and immerse yourself in Taiwan's rich history, vibrant night markets, and breathtaking natural wonders.

Teaching in Taiwan is a rewarding and fulfilling experience. With its friendly people, low cost of living, and numerous job opportunities, it's no wonder why so many teachers choose to make a living in this vibrant country. Follow this comprehensive guidebook, and you'll be well on your way to starting your teaching adventure in Taiwan.

All you need to know - Teaching and Living in Taiwan: The complete guidebook for you to make a living from teaching in Taiwan!

by Steven Cha(Kindle Edition)

5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	1566 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	55 pages
Lending	:	Enabled
Paperback	:	125 pages
Item Weight	:	8.6 ounces
Dimensions	:	6 x 0.3 x 9 inches

FREE

Did you know that you can support yourself in a whole new country by just teaching English for like 4-6 hours per day?

Did you know that just by teaching English you can earn as much as double the salary than the locals in Taiwan?

Why do you want to teach in Taiwan? Maybe you have thought this is the career for you, or maybe you are only interested in a short term engagement. If you haven’t made up your mind yet whether you want to teach in Taiwan, hopefully this book can nudge you in the right direction. As expats and foreigners who live and had been teaching in Taiwan for a substantial time, we can give you unique and experienced insights to the questions you are facing, such as the salary expectations, contracts, and living conditions if you choose to give Taiwan a chance.

As a language school director (people call it cram schools in Taiwan),I know everything that you must. For example, laws and regulations for foreigners in Taiwan about working as a language teacher; what you can do and cannot do. But most importantly, I know all the tricks in the book others schools might use to trick you.

In general, how much you can make varies. Some people with a full time teaching job may even earn NTD$120,000 a month (USD$3,600). Basically the harder you work, the more you can make.

We hope to show you that, although there are some challenges, living and teaching English in Taiwan is a blast. You can expect a unique cultural experience, while there are ample opportunities for earning enough.

Taiwan is a beautiful place. Not only are the people extremely friendly here, but you can also experience a good quality of life. The crime rate is very low (the second lowest in the world) and the environment offers an attractive and adventurous alternative to western countries. You can indulge your senses in Taiwan, from the famous night markets, delicious Taiwanese food and exceptional natural beauty - Taiwan is one of the countries that you don’t want to miss out on in your life. And having a teaching job while you enjoy the life here will make perfect sense to you.

With this book, you will find everything you need to live and teach in Taiwan. The last chapter of this book contains a lot of resources that may help you to find a better job and to live better.

Chapters include:
Chapter 1 - Everything you need to know about Taiwan
a. Why Taiwan?
b. Environment
c. Salary expectations
d. Expenses in Taiwan
e. Transportation in Taiwan
f. Getting a driver's license
g. Cultural differences
h. Opening a Bank account & Credit Card
i. Paying Taxes
j. Getting a cell phone
k. Sending money back home

Chapter 2 - Be an English Teacher
a. Are you qualified?
b. How do you find a job?
c. Teach in an English Institution or school
d. Teach in public school
e. Teaching private 1 on 1
f. ABC teachers
g. Flow of getting to Taiwan

Chapter 3 - Legal Matters
a. Work Permit
b. ARC / APRC
c. Your contract
d. Teaching in Kindergarten
e. Delay of payment
f. Traffic accidents