THE SAFEST ROUTE NON-NATIVE ENGLISH SPEAKERS USE TO MOVE TO TAIWAN

Getting a job in Taiwan isn’t hard, what’s hard is acquiring the right documentation to be here. Now if you figure that out, you’ve won- that is why you should watch this video.
This is a casual video sharing the easiest and safest way non-native English speakers are relocating to Taiwan through.
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[@Unfiltered_with_Thato]

Thank you ❤️🤗

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[@user-bf8pb8du9g]

Hey Thato! Thank you so much for the video. Do you by any chance have some information on Taiwan Foreign English Teacher Program?

[@Unfiltered_with_Thato]

Hey. It’s a government program if I’m not mistaken. And they also require a teaching license from the teacher’s country of origin

[@maleratoleuta2116]

And tell them baby ba bue sekhooa...utloa fela gal.

[@lejahankoebe6316]

Sorry can i ask you🤔
Just started Tefl journey, I am degreefied striving to get experience teaching online before trying to move abroad...so are we regarded as natives(south africans?) I AM FROM LESOTHO

[@Unfiltered_with_Thato]

You are a non-native English speaker if you’re from Lesotho. However, English is an official language in Lesotho, therefore you are eligible to teach here but not among the “preferred”, so although it’s possible, it’s not going to be easy

[@lejahankoebe6316]

Thank you