I am new to threads and I was so shocked that my timeline is just a bunch of locals posting pictures of strangers and talking shit about them??? (I assume majority are Taiwanese since my timeline is majority Chinese and I assume threads has my location so it’s peeps from Taiwan and couple of foreigners)
I saw one of some creep taking pictures of girls underskirt and the girl recorded and made him delete the picture he took of her (in this case I support public shaming, was so proud of this woman)
But I have to say majority is….questionable/petty? I saw a post and it was a picture of a little girl holding balloons and the person who posted it I believe said said along the lines of “is it ev
Are there any fellow cyclists on here that have a Baisky cycling jersey? I want to buy one for my dad, he's a cyclist (he's been bugging me about a Taiwan cycling jersey for a while because he wants to wear it when he rides in the US lol). He is a big guy (I feel like most people wouldn't guess my dad is a cyclist because a lot of cyclists can be thin and lean) and he wears a 2XL for cycling jerseys in US sizing.
On Baiskys website it mentions that it is Asian sizing so one size smaller than US sizing. So that means if my dad is a US 2XL he would be a 3XL on their website.
l've been looking at the measurements and trying to compare to a US brand I've bought from for my dad and Baiskys mea
So I've been waiting for placement... Supposedly June-August are peak hiring seasons but I have yet to receive anything.
Ideally, I want to work at a public high school (open to junior..and I suppose elementary if necessary). So far it's just a waiting game. I have a decent resume, letter of recommendations from my previous High School in Taiwan, and I have some from my previous High School in the United States. Clean record. Easy going.
My experience with teach Taiwan has always been pretty good. They usually answer emails fairly quickly etc. but this time around it seems they are taking longer.
I DO NOT want to work at a cram school. Ah, I just can't. I also don't want to get p
So I’ve been waiting for placement… Supposedly June-August are peak hiring seasons but I have yet to receive anything.
Ideally, I want to work at a public high school (open to junior..and I suppose elementary if necessary). So far it’s just a waiting game. I have a decent resume, letter of recommendations from my previous High School in Taiwan, and I have some from my previous High School in the United States. Clean record. Easy going.
My experience with teach Taiwan has always been pretty good. They usually answer emails fairly quickly etc. but this time around it seems they are taking longer.
I DO NOT want to work at a cram school. Ah, I just can’t. I also don’t want to get p
I had Google Photos app on my phone and un synced and removed access from my settings so now my photos on my phone are no longer on the Google photos app….perfect.
But when I use my iPad or computer Google Photos on my Google account has them synced still and I have NO idea how to unlink my photos from Google photos on my iPad/laptop. It’s taking up all my storage on my Google account and doesn’t let me edit my documents. HELP 😩 please and thank you!!!
This may be a long shot but 25 F looking for friends in Taiwan. I’ve been here for almost a month and I have been enjoying my time! I live in Taoyuan City and would love some girl friends! (but I also welcome anyone) I am easy going and friendly. I would say I’m more introvert but by no means am I shy. I love to try new things and explore. I am pretty simple. I love to read, watch movies, explore, drink coffee, shop, try new things etc. if you’d like to become friends, don’t hesitate to send me a message!
Hello! I am a licensed/certified teacher in Texas and got a job offer for a school in Taoyuan City and I am thrilled. This was one of the cities I was interested in, so I am glad I am being offered the position. But, I would love to know more about what you love about the city! I have an idea about the basics: weather, cost of living, transportation etc but want a more lively idea of the environment/people there! I would greatly appreciate it!
Thank a lot. :]
Edit: sorry for not being clear. The school I’ll be working at is in Taoyuan District, Taoyuan City. So I’ll be around this area!
Hello! I was offered a job at this school formally known as Beijing Limai Foreign Language School and have found bad reviews and a few good reviews but even then, it’s not enough to make my decision. I can hardly find any information on them (I’d like to know how teachers are treated etc). I asked them for 2 teacher references to ask their about their experience but of course they will pick the ones they know will say good things only (I want positive & negatives). Just wanted to know if you or anyone you know worked at this school and what was their experience like? Appreciate anything information you can give me!
So the title sums it up. Can’t seem to find much reviews for them. I typed the name in the search bar and nothing came up either. Saw a job posting for this school and the pay is better than most job postings I’ve seen. Their salary is (¥300,00 ~¥500,000) and requirements are just to be fluent in English and Visa sponsorship is available. Seems good for almost no requirements lol. I’m more than qualified for this position (English major with a minor in Secondary Education, Licensed/Certified ELAR teacher in my state) but just questioning this school as I kind find much information. Most job postings I see are at MOST ¥270,000 with many requirements. If I see a job posting that the salary sta
Hello all! I am a certified/licensed teacher in my state. I majored in English and have a minor in Secondary Education. I’ve always been interested in teaching English abroad. Not only am I passionate about teaching (even though I know it’s a struggle and a lot of teachers are going through it) but I’ve always wanted to travel the world. I am in my mid twenties and it’s time I do this for myself.
I’ve applied to places in Taiwan, Japan, and China. I have had interviews and offers already, so that’s been really exciting. But I wanted to ask experienced international teachers if they have any specific reputable schools in Taiwan, Japan, or China that they would recommend. Whether you or some
