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| Jul-05-2007 10:13
Colleen Dowling
Sophia, my director, is the most caring, helpful "boss" imagineable. She sat with me every day for weeks, helping me plan my lessons. Also, Christine is the warmest, perfect person to welcome us new foreign teachers into Taiwan. She was so much fun to talk to, I forgot I was at the hospital getting poked with needles. And, of course, I'm ....
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- | Dec-06-2006 21:54
Greg Rooke
I have been teaching around Taichung County for the past few years and can't seem to stay in the same place for too long. I get stir crazy easily. I will possibly re-locate to Korea next year. Thanks to information found at Footprints Recruiting and their links to places like www.englishintaiwan. These sites are a needed tool for any teacher wanting ....
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| Nov-29-2006 11:23
Jon Kleeman
Hello Jenn,
Greetings from Tai'an! I have to say that everything that has happened to me since I stepped off the plane is Taipei has far exceeded my expectations. I know that it's only November, but I could definitely get used to this. I love where I am, I love my colleagues, I love the students, and I love myself ....
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- | Aug-18-2005 19:55
Rodney Ellis
Travelling and living in Taiwan is a whole other mind-opening experience. I have lived and travelled all over Europe and parts of African, but nothing compares to a Taipei night with the neon lights, speeding scooters, and fun til the sun comes up. The people, the everyday life, and teaching the children here are a life changing expeirence. For those that ....
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- | Jun-27-2005 06:48
Amy Sindicic
I am really grateful for the opportunity to teach in Taiwan. I have learned a great deal from this experience over the past 10 months. I had spent the year before teaching for a small school in Japan. I had always wanted to see Taiwan but had heard so many rumors and also read on numerous sites that Taiwan did not ....
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- | Mar-03-2005 06:55
John Klinkel
I certainly have enjoyed my time here in Taiwan and will always count this experience as one of the most important in my life for the opportunity it gave me to experience life in another country and culture. My plans following the end of my contract though are for a return to school for what I hope will be a PhD ....
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| Sep-27-2004 16:42
Sarah
I Just graduated from University, and I wasn't too excited about wearing suits and sitting behind a desk doing something totally unexciting and menial. So I found out about footprints through my career development center and decided to go to Taiwan to teach.
I have been here a little over a month and I love it. The first two ....
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| Sep-16-2004 16:55
Sean Herring
Funny thing,
I was watching Fear Factor the other day with my roommates (I'm sure your all familiar with the show) and it came to the most nauseating part of the program, ya know when they have to eat some of the most unimaginable things that were imagined by the producers of the show. Well (I don’t know if ....
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| May-04-2004 04:31
Jenn
I have been in Kaohsiung, Taiwan for just short of four months now. I love the city, and more importantly, I love my job. Sure, it's hard sometimes, but the kids make it all worthwhile. I work at a preschool, and I have a class of 14 3-4 year olds. What could be better? I basically play with them all day ....
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| Apr-23-2004 09:58
Niall Birtwell
I have been teaching in Keelung, Taiwan for over 1 year now, and plan to stay at least another. Footprints Recruiting was an invaluable service for me, assisting in many ways to ensure I had a smooth transition. Without their support, moving to Taiwan would have been much more difficult, and my experience much less enjoyable. I have, of course, become ....
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| Apr-16-2004 15:04
Mez
Footprints Recruiting provided me with generous support in securing teaching employment in Taiwan. As a new comer to Taichung, Taiwan, Footprints staff were very accommodating in aiding my transition between Aussie living to Taiwanese living! The organization provided advice and support, and offered a position that suited me. Footprints also helped by providing support with travel/visa logistics, which was a great ....
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