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Living in Douliu, Taiwan
When I first moved to Douliu, I wasn’t sure what to expect. As a foreign teacher, I was assigned to work here, and I just knew one thing: I needed to live somewhere with convenient public transportation, since I can't ride a bike or drive. Thankfully, Douliu turned out to be the perfect fit. Nestled in the central-western part of Taiwan, Douliu is the capital city of Yunlin County. It’s a small, quiet city with a relaxed pace of life, much less crowded than Taiwan's bigger ci
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Teaching English in Taiwan: A Beginner’s Guide
Teaching in Taiwan is more than just a job. It's an opportunity to experience new culture, form meaningful connections and grow both personally and professionally. Whether you're a fresh graduate or someone looking for a change, Taiwan offers a welcoming environment for foreign teachers to teach English. In this article, I’ll walk you through where and how to apply, along with the documents you need to prepare. Why teach in Taiwan? Friendly and respectful culture High demand
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When Dreams Meet Reality: Finding Hope in Life’s Challenges
“My dreams are getting smaller because of the realities of life.”
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Seven Places to Include in Your Phnom Penh Itinerary
Planning a trip to Cambodia? Discover 7 places to include in your Phnom Penh itinerary, from cultural landmarks to historic sites and local attractions. Euro Park Euro Park is one of the places worth seeing when in Phnom Penh. It’s a great spot for strolling, taking photos, having a picnic, boating, shopping, or enjoying coffee and a meal at one of the cafés or restaurants. Best of all, entrance is free! Inspired by European architecture, Euro Park features Georgian, Victori
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Jars of Clay: A Restaurant with a Mission
Jars of Clay is one of my favorite restaurants to go to whenever I want to dine alone. It provides a sense of calm and peace. My friends and I also often visit the restaurant to celebrate special occasions. Jars of Clay is a social enterprise founded by Barbara Neale, a missionary from the UK, in 1998. The café is grounded in Christian values and employs disadvantaged and vulnerable Cambodian women. Apart from the great food, these are some of the reasons I visit the café.
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A New Chapter : Living and Teaching in Cambodia
If you’re planning to move and teach abroad, consider Cambodia! Known as the Kingdom of Wonder, Cambodia is famous for its stunning temples, including Angkor Wat, Ta Prohm, and Bayon. Located in Southeast Asia, it shares borders with Thailand, Vietnam, and Laos. As a developing country with a population of over 16 million, Cambodia offers a unique cultural experience. The official language is Khmer, but English is commonly spoken in tourist areas. While the Cambodian riel is
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