TRAVEL & TEACH ENGLISH IN TAIWAN

Taiwan - Level 3: Reconsider Travel
Reconsider travel to Taiwan due to COVID-19-related travel restrictions.

Teaching English abroad in Taiwan offers a dynamic and rewarding experience for TESOL educators. Known for its vibrant culture, stunning landscapes, and welcoming communities, Taiwan is a hub for English education. Teachers often find opportunities in public schools, private academies, and language centers, with competitive salaries and benefits such as housing allowances and health insurance. Beyond the classroom, educators can immerse themselves in Taiwan’s rich traditions, savor delicious street food at night markets, and explore breathtaking locations like Taroko Gorge and Sun Moon Lake. With a growing demand for English fluency in business and education, Taiwan provides an ideal setting for teachers to make a lasting impact while experiencing a unique blend of modernity and tradition. Taiwan, an island located off the southeastern coast of mainland China, is characterized by its diverse topography and subtropical climate. The island's central and eastern regions are dominated by the Central Mountain Range, a rugged spine that includes over 200 peaks exceeding 3,000 meters in elevation. This mountainous terrain contrasts sharply with the flat to gently rolling plains that occupy the western third of the island, where the majority of Taiwan's population resides. The island's coastline is varied, ranging from sandy beaches to rocky cliffs, with numerous harbors and inlets. Taiwan's climate is influenced by the East Asian monsoon, resulting in hot, humid summers and mild winters. The island is prone to typhoons, particularly during the summer months. Learn more about teaching in Taipei and Taoyuan City.

The American Institute in Taiwan No. 100, Jinhu RoadNeihu District 11461Taipei City, Taiwan

Telephone
+(886) 2-2162-2000 ext. 2306
Emergency
+(886) 2-2162-2000.
Fax
+(886) 2-2162-2239
Email
TaipeiACS@state.gov
Website
The American Institute in Taiwan