Content Tagged Under : Taiwan
Posted on Friday, December 16, 2011
by Andrew Dunkle
Itching to study a language abroad but having a hard time deciding which would be the most practical?
Fear no more: Go Overseas presents a list of the 10 most widely-spoken languages in the world today*. Learn the benefits of each language and check out some of our study abroad language programs!
* Our results have been compiled using the 16th edition of Ethnologue, 2009. It should be noted that the statistics for number of speakers of each language are widely disputed and can vary greatly depending on the source.
Enjoy!
Andrew
Posted on Wednesday, August 24, 2011
by Mitch Gordon
GO Overseas President Mitch Gordon spends six minutes discussing "Teaching Abroad in Asia: Top 5 Countries". Mitch will give an overview of the factors involved in deciding on a country: salary & benefits, class schedule, lifestyle, culture, etc. Most importantly, make sure you end up at a good school that will treat you well and provide a good support system. The list includes South Korea, China, Japan, Thailand and Taiwan. It also includes a special secret bonus country. Actually, we don't need to keep it a secret! We'll also be discussing teaching abroad in Vietnam. If you are...
Posted on Friday, June 24, 2011
by Andrew Dunkle
Inspiring Travelers: Go Profiles Monica Wong
Hello and welcome to another inspiring interview on GO! Overseas! In case you're new here, from time to time we like to profile some of the amazing travelers we meet, and learn about what inspires them to go overseas. This week we're excited to feature Monica Wong, an avid traveler who has also studied and volunteered abroad. Monica shares all of her experiences on the popular travel blog, A Pair of Panties and Boxers (more about the name later). We hope you enjoy the interview and please feel free to ask further questions in the comments below!...
Posted on Thursday, April 7, 2011
by Go Overseas
When it comes to living abroad, there are a number of topics that prospective travelers take special interest in. If you are a single traveler, inevitably, the opinions and advice of those who have traveled before you on the subjects of relationships and dating can be extremely important.
While many of the articles I have read on this subject are true (or at least have some value) few are written by gay ex-patriots/travelers.
This is not to say that such articles are of no value to gay travelers, but there are differences, and I hope that this article can shed some light and relieve doubts...
Posted on Monday, February 14, 2011
by Ava Apollo
Dating abroad can be a dilemma
So, you’re living overseas, making some great friends, and learning a new culture! Everything seems to be going to plan until those pangs of loneliness hit - the kind that can only be quelled by romantic affection - a basic human need that will creep up abroad, just as it does back home.
So what’s a lonely gal/guy to do? Starting a new romance abroad can be a very sticky situation to navigate. It could just be a fling, or it could open the door to what might become your new life. My experience deals with Taiwan (where I taught English), and I also draw on some...
Posted on Tuesday, December 21, 2010
by Andrew Dunkle
If you’re reading this, you are most likely in a position where you are looking to go overseas and live life for a while. Maybe you are already familiar with the ex-pat lifestyle and are simply looking for a new scene or maybe this will be your first time going abroad – either way, might I suggest you seriously consider Taiwan.
In promoting Taiwan I am torn between the pride I have for living in such a fantastic place with the realization that, in many ways, I would prefer Taiwan not be heavily promoted and remain a travel secret for as long as possible. I have come to the conclusion, however...
Posted on Wednesday, November 3, 2010
by Andrew Dunkle
Hello and welcome to another inspiring GO! Overseas interview. This week we are excited to feature Carrie Kellenberger, the Global Director of Recruiting at Reach To Teach. Carrie, and the rest of the team at Reach To Teach, hire teachers for positions in South Korea, China, and Taiwan. A former teacher herself, Carrie genuinely enjoys helping teachers find rewarding teaching jobs in Asia. To learn more about Carrie, and how you can teach English abroad, visit the Reach To teach website at www.ReachToTeachRecruiting.com. Enjoy the interview and share your comments or questions below!
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Posted on Wednesday, October 20, 2010
by Andrew Dunkle
Hi everyone, and welcome back to another inspiring interview. This week we are proud to feature Austin Yoder, an avid traveler and lover of tea who is currently studying Chinese and philosophy at Georgetown University. Austin caught the travel bug at an early age, and has so far stamped 27 countries in his passport. With graduation just around the corner, he has no plans to stop traveling until he's seen it all. You can read more about Austin and his travels on his blog at AustinYoder.com. We hope you enjoy the interview and welcome further comments and questions below.
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Posted on Tuesday, August 10, 2010
by Andrew Dunkle
Welcome to another GO! Overseas featured destination. Our series continues with a look at Taiwan. As always we’ll start with some background on the country and, with your excitement building, we’ll finish with programs through which you can teach, study, or volunteer on the beautiful island of Taiwan!
Taiwan has seen its fortunes rise dramatically in recent decades as it has become a worldwide leader in information technology services. Along with Singapore, Hong Kong, and South Korea, Taiwan is one of the Four Asian Tigers, so named for their highly developed and industrialized economies. Of...
Posted on Monday, June 28, 2010
by Andrew Dunkle
Welcome back to GO! Interviews. This week we are proud to feature the talented writer Carrie Kellenberger of My Several Worlds. Carrie has been teaching English abroad in Taiwan for several years and enjoys documenting her experiences through writing and photography. In between her busy schedule she found the time to sit down and share with us her perspectives about the overseas experience. Enjoy!
GO!: Hi Carrie, thanks for joining us today. Shall we start with a brief introduction?
Carrie: I'm a Canadian expat living in Asia since 2003. I've spent the last eight years living and traveling...
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