Reach to Teach Recruiting: ESL Jobs in Asia Teaching Job Application FAQs for Teaching Jobs English Teaching Jobs in Taiwan, Korea, China
   ESL School Application
   Teach in Taiwan
   Teach in Korea
   Teach in China
   Why use Reach to Teach?
   About Reach to Teach
   ESL Teaching Links
   Contact Us
   FAQs
   Teaching Newsletter
   Monthly Events
   Photo Album
   Teacher Testimonials!
   Site Map

 

CONTACT US:
Reach to Teach
21 Everett Road Ext.
Albany, NY 12205
USA

CLICK HERE TO EMAIL US!

Teach English in Taiwan - A Rewarding Job Experience

ESL teaching abroad opportunities in Taiwan

English teaching jobs in Taiwan are rewarding Ancient temples, modern bustling cities, speeding motorcycles, stinky tofu and beautiful coastal beaches are just a small part of the unique lifestyle you will find in Taiwan. Taiwan is a country of contrast, where cutting edge modern conveniences belie the traditional culture which remains strong beneath the surface. There are many opportunities for adventure on the Isle Formosa. From discovering the Taiwanese night markets of the cities, to hiking on Yangminshan, to lounging on the beaches of Kenting, there is a lot to explore. If you want to immerse yourself in Chinese culture, while still having all the modern conveniences available, a teaching English job in Taiwan is for you! We currently work with a large amount of client schools offering ESL teaching jobs in Taiwan. Your salary will be more than enough to support your lifestyle and take trips around Taiwan and to other countries throughout Asia!

Whether you are a fully certified teacher, a recent University graduate, or just looking to change your current job and career path, teaching English in Taiwan may be just what you are looking for! If you have a passion for other cultures and enjoy being around children, there is no better way to experience life in another culture. In Taiwan, you will be teaching English to Taiwanese children anywhere from age 4-15 years old. While teaching English in Taiwan, fun and games are emphasized! If your students learn without knowing they are learning, you can truly feel you have done your job as their English teacher.


Typical Job Duties as an ESL Teacher in Taiwan

As you teach English abroad in Taiwan, your job duties will include the following:

  • 20-25 in class teaching hours per week
  • 10-15 office hours per week. This will primarily be spent in the preparation of lesson plans. Your school will have materials for you to use during your preparation.

While this might not seem like a demanding job, being in front of a classroom full of children can be a demanding challenge. It takes careful preparation and real caring for your students. On a day to day basis, part of the teacher's job is to prepare lesson plans. An active and interesting classroom atmosphere is always encouraged! For example, the use of visual aids in class is extremely important. As you teach in Taiwan it is very effective to have the students attribute an English word to pictures. When a child sees a picture of an animal or tree, it transcends all language barriers. In these ways you will always be challenged to "think outside the box" while you teach English in Taiwan. In addition to your time spent in the classroom you will administer tests, grade papers and participate in school meetings with your Chinese teacher peers.

The Benefits of ESL Teacher's Jobs

From the moment you land at Chiang Kai-Shek airport, your host school will be waiting to greet you.
Your benefits while teaching ESL in Taiwan will include the following:

  • A monthly salary of between 50,000- 60,000NT (approx. $1,600- $1,900) currency converter
  • Up to four weeks vacation
  • Airport pickup
  • Assistance in finding a permanent apartment to your liking
  • Temporary housing for your first few weeks in Taiwan (if necessary)
  • An ARC (working visa to legally teach English in Taiwan)
  • Health insurance coverage

At Reach To Teach, we support you throughout your year (or more!) teaching in Taiwan. Taiwan is one of the most rewarding and interesting places to teach English in Asia. If you have a question you would feel more comfortable asking a fellow westerner, you may contact our Director of Recruiting, Richard Jones . Likewise, if you have a question which requires expert Taiwanese advice, you can contact our friendly Taiwanese specialist, Joanne Chiu. We have many years of experience teaching ESL in Taiwan and will always do our best to assist you in any way possible.

Please consult our Teaching English in Taiwan FAQ's page for further information.


Apply for a job teaching English in Taiwan NOW!