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#115 - Foreign students await for next steps to enter Taiwan
We are officially expanding our topic, to cover the lives of foreigners who come to Taiwan to study!
Our topic for today is the steps I wish I knew while applying for university in Taiwan, and the current concerns of incoming foreign students. Taiwan government said it would grant visas to an estimated 13,000 foreign students before schools open next month.
Students will receive help from a task force established by the education ministry, he said, adding that online learning would be available.
Our guest for today is Martin Závodský from Slovakia. Martin is founder of an e-commerce platform. He finished his Bachelor’s Degree in English for Business Administration, from the Tomas Bata University, in Czech Rep and he was also in Erasmus in Klagenfurt, Austria. Martin has lived Iceland, Malta, Ibiza and travelled to the rest of Europe, Malaysia, Singapore, and the USA.
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By Paolo Joseph L. LisingWe are officially expanding our topic, to cover the lives of foreigners who come to Taiwan to study!
Our topic for today is the steps I wish I knew while applying for university in Taiwan, and the current concerns of incoming foreign students. Taiwan government said it would grant visas to an estimated 13,000 foreign students before schools open next month.
Students will receive help from a task force established by the education ministry, he said, adding that online learning would be available.
Our guest for today is Martin Závodský from Slovakia. Martin is founder of an e-commerce platform. He finished his Bachelor’s Degree in English for Business Administration, from the Tomas Bata University, in Czech Rep and he was also in Erasmus in Klagenfurt, Austria. Martin has lived Iceland, Malta, Ibiza and travelled to the rest of Europe, Malaysia, Singapore, and the USA.
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