@bookworm1650 I have found a job now :D xie xie hehe. I am graphical designer for the taiwanese gov and for android :D so everything is perfect now :D but thx anyways!
Is HESS a Canadian company? If it is, how can an American be a part of this program? I'd love to make some changes in my life and this could be ideal for me. Thanks for your response.
@Moralvorstellung7 Hess is an awful company to work for. The hours are long and its a six day week. Since this vid they also work mornings and the later shift so its a 12 hour day. Come to Taiwan but DONT go to hess. Hess started in Taiwan but has american connections and a branch in Canada. ( vancouver) .
@Moralvorstellung7 Yes . A lot of the schools are subjective as to whether they are good to work for and also if its a franchise then they are even more variable. Feel free to message for more info . I can tell you the schools here that I'd recommend personally : Shane school is a decent school to work for I worked there for 3.5 years and had fun. Joy schools are also decent. My friend swears that happy marian are also a great company.
@Moralvorstellung7 Not as sure about China/Korea but in TW tho you need a degree ( at least 3 year) & thats all. Lots of companies like you to have a TESL certificate ( teaching english as a second language) or an equivalent. I have smthng called a City & guilds which helped. But a degree is enough in most cases. I know of people who have dodgy degrees & still got jobs but only in smaller schools ( the big ones check heh) . If you have an education degree also you can expect a much better job.
@Moralvorstellung7 Lastly its easy to sign a contract from ur respective country but its not always the best decision. Basically you are stuck with them and they will own your visa. Depending on your budget and indeed time constraints it could be easier to come here THEN find a job. I have tried both methods and there is an element of luck involved in both ways.
@bookworm1650 Online there are many schools you can apply for Hess/Shane(saxoncourt) as well as many local Taiwan schools like Kojen and Joy. I dont reccommend Hess. Personally I went with Shane through saxoncourt and never regretted it.
@dicksalad1122 Advice? You can get a job from USA/UK etc by simply filling out an online form. Many schools will give you minumum training ,help u find a house & give you a visa. Jst B careful of who you go with. Ironically on this video she is with HESS . I dont rcmmend Hess its a 6 day week & the work is harder than other school I know of . You could land in Twn and look afterwards there are lots of jobs pre term time ( before Sep) . As long as you have a degree you can work here. Good luck.
@dicksalad1122 Yes now is a good time to come. Basically after September jobs become more scarce. The bigger companies are recruitng now but smaller ones too. You can visit tealit.com or ESL99.com .
@twychang I very much doubt that's true. Think about it: if you really want to become proficient in another language, then you ideally spend some time in a country where they speak it - and _not_ yours. Conversely - her becoming fluent in Chinese would help her in some cases, but would also tempt her to react when the kids speak Chinese to her. As it is, the kids are forced to speak English, and that's a good thing.
Fuck. Not another goddam "English teacher". These people are the janitors of the expat community. Most of them are there to party without bothering to learn anything about the country itself.
It's true, if you are really enjoying yourself in another country and culture you can overide culture shock with fascination as happened to me. Not having culture shock does not mean she is adapting so well, just that she is enjoying herself. A lot of westerners come to asia and become very frustrated......forget about the alienation and get on with the fascination!!
culture shock varies for each person. It depends on your personal background as well as if you have travelled. if she is in her first year she wont feel culture shock til her 2nd year
From what little I've learned about teaching in Taiwan, the style is much more interactive than the typical, ho hum, teacher talking most of the time method in The United States.
I studied Mandarin for 4 semesters. Not close to being fluent but enough for common phrases and native Chinese are impressed with my pronunciation.
I'm in Minneapolis, the job market is dismal. So I'm thinking Taiwan, teach, enjoy the culture, meet other teachers.
really. you don't say. I think that was pretty obvious the moment she said "I want to experience the real 'rustic' Taiwanese places...." by going to the "poor restaurants." She's probably one of "those" who also think a guided tour to all the yoga hot spots in India will give her a "spiritual experience of Indian culture"....
@davidstighansen That's the only thing you could think of to say about this girl's video? WTF? And why don't you then provide music that doesn't suck and does represent Taiwan?
For most Asian countries, you can easily get a job teaching English below university level as long as you look white and has a high school diploma....scary, isn't it?
@yupper99 : In my country (Indonesia it is even scarier, a fisherman can become an english teacher as long as one looks white........ and worse, he even shows his fisherman pictures to us..... @_@..
@1977Futre Oh? And what is your basis for making that assertion, especially given that you admitted you are "not sure about China/Korea"? How many East, Southeast, and South Asian countries have you taught English in for you gauge whether or not my random statement is accurate?
she is so beautiful! she kind of looks like natalie portman and keira knightly combined. i will probably be going to japan or south korea to teach, but taiwan looks very beautiful. i should look into this more.
I worked in Taoyuan in Taiwan. It was an industrial rubbish tip but an interesting experience in some ways. Preferred China. Anyway to practise TaiChi and i sometimes did you had to be in the park at 5am. you have to get out of the cities to enjoy Taiwan. the cities are ugly concrete monsrosities with usually no pavement - bad infrastrucutre. I could go back to Taiwan but avoid Taoyuan if i were you. Most asian cities are ugly but can be interesting because they are so different.
is there an yi jung night market in taipei or is she in taichung? looks like taichung! oh yes, those were the good ol' days. but glad NOT to be teaching ESL anymore. awesome documentary.
I have been youtubing advice about teaching in asia and then The most beautiful person I have ever seen pops up!!! You have convinced me to teach in Taiwan... well assuming my heart starts back up!
I will spend 3 months in Taipei, September 1 till December 1 this year. I will be 23 by then, same age as you were when you were teaching english and enjoying life in Taiwan. I will fly on my own from hongkong to Taipei, after having travelled by train from Europe to Hongkong, china.
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how do i get this tefl? do i get this online or in person after getting there?
three0234 1 month ago
Boy this video is ridiculous and not at all realistic.
KaiXi333 2 months ago
i wanna fuck her pink ass!!!
kfki 3 months ago
Hess fucking SUCKS!!!!!!
kfki 3 months ago
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TakenbyForce78 4 months ago
MMMM She can teach me ANYTHING she wants
guitarhamster102 4 months ago
JANINE IS SO CUTE
X20088518 5 months ago
@bookworm1650 I have found a job now :D xie xie hehe. I am graphical designer for the taiwanese gov and for android :D so everything is perfect now :D but thx anyways!
amazier 6 months ago
Hi, im being offered a job teaching in chunchang china with a company called english first, any advice?
12Oc7ock 6 months ago
Is HESS a Canadian company? If it is, how can an American be a part of this program? I'd love to make some changes in my life and this could be ideal for me. Thanks for your response.
Moralvorstellung7 6 months ago
@Moralvorstellung7 Hess is an awful company to work for. The hours are long and its a six day week. Since this vid they also work mornings and the later shift so its a 12 hour day. Come to Taiwan but DONT go to hess. Hess started in Taiwan but has american connections and a branch in Canada. ( vancouver) .
1977Futre 6 months ago
@1977Futre Could you recommend another company whom I could contact for a teaching position? What would be your suggestion? Thank You!
Moralvorstellung7 6 months ago
@Moralvorstellung7 Yes . A lot of the schools are subjective as to whether they are good to work for and also if its a franchise then they are even more variable. Feel free to message for more info . I can tell you the schools here that I'd recommend personally : Shane school is a decent school to work for I worked there for 3.5 years and had fun. Joy schools are also decent. My friend swears that happy marian are also a great company.
1977Futre 6 months ago
@1977Futre What sort of teaching credentials must I possess to work in Taiwan, China, Korea etc. for these companies Shane, Joy etc?
Moralvorstellung7 6 months ago
@Moralvorstellung7 Not as sure about China/Korea but in TW tho you need a degree ( at least 3 year) & thats all. Lots of companies like you to have a TESL certificate ( teaching english as a second language) or an equivalent. I have smthng called a City & guilds which helped. But a degree is enough in most cases. I know of people who have dodgy degrees & still got jobs but only in smaller schools ( the big ones check heh) . If you have an education degree also you can expect a much better job.
1977Futre 6 months ago
@Moralvorstellung7 Lastly its easy to sign a contract from ur respective country but its not always the best decision. Basically you are stuck with them and they will own your visa. Depending on your budget and indeed time constraints it could be easier to come here THEN find a job. I have tried both methods and there is an element of luck involved in both ways.
1977Futre 6 months ago
Janine Dennison is one HOT WOMAN
martin2132004 6 months ago 2
@bookworm1650 Online there are many schools you can apply for Hess/Shane(saxoncourt) as well as many local Taiwan schools like Kojen and Joy. I dont reccommend Hess. Personally I went with Shane through saxoncourt and never regretted it.
1977Futre 6 months ago
yeah...brit accent... -_-
Seryosin 8 months ago
im thinking about teaching english in taiwan. any advice anyone? any and all opinions welcome, regardless of what they may be. thanks in advance!
dicksalad1122 9 months ago
@dicksalad1122 Advice? You can get a job from USA/UK etc by simply filling out an online form. Many schools will give you minumum training ,help u find a house & give you a visa. Jst B careful of who you go with. Ironically on this video she is with HESS . I dont rcmmend Hess its a 6 day week & the work is harder than other school I know of . You could land in Twn and look afterwards there are lots of jobs pre term time ( before Sep) . As long as you have a degree you can work here. Good luck.
1977Futre 6 months ago
@1977Futre thanks for the response! so you would say there are a lot of jobs available in taiwan currently?
dicksalad1122 6 months ago
@dicksalad1122 Yes now is a good time to come. Basically after September jobs become more scarce. The bigger companies are recruitng now but smaller ones too. You can visit tealit.com or ESL99.com .
1977Futre 6 months ago
what dancing is that? looks like swing.
MrTweetyhack 9 months ago
I like Janine. I hope i will see her in Taiwan :-)
KSwiss9300 9 months ago
i'm now almost 3 months in taiwan, and i enjoy every minute here.... greetings from a Belgian guy
amazier 9 months ago
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amazier 9 months ago
shoes? she comes to Taiwan for the shoes? gimme a break......
MrDanbloom 10 months ago
yeah your teaching degree, and the fact that you look white.
haqi9fly 10 months ago
If Janine is still there I want to go! Shes a hottie!
inachu 10 months ago
Im from hong kong i would bang her too.
MegaHelicobacter 10 months ago
cool lantern. just better hope if doesn't engulf itself in flames, fall on top of a building....
nochance101 11 months ago
she has A cups -_-
hiphoplivs 11 months ago
0:30 "Alien Resident Certificate" :D
Plus they seriously need to interview Mordeth!
Naturepheonix 1 year ago
As a Taiwanese dude...I'd bang her.
Statuskuo75 1 year ago
good video
dvarblo 1 year ago 2
she's hot but she's still a loser for teaching in taiwan...
Bathingape888 1 year ago
i thought all white women who teaches english in asia are........ well below average or fat. She don't look too bad.........
KoolJayJ 1 year ago
@KoolJayJ ahahaha Hilarious. I know what you mean...mostly the Hippy rejects of the west. wonder whats going on in her head.
dvarblo 1 year ago
Her breasts are really, really flat.
shinobi2119 1 year ago 2
"Near to Amy." wtf I'm not grammar police, but this bimbo needs to watch it when teaching these little ones.
ztephen 1 year ago
oh yea I met some South African people in night club once and they said they were teaching English for about a year.
I only taught for 2 weeks but it's for volunteer service.
drunkenlilTIFFY1990 1 year ago
@twychang I very much doubt that's true. Think about it: if you really want to become proficient in another language, then you ideally spend some time in a country where they speak it - and _not_ yours. Conversely - her becoming fluent in Chinese would help her in some cases, but would also tempt her to react when the kids speak Chinese to her. As it is, the kids are forced to speak English, and that's a good thing.
stefanmuc2k 1 year ago
omfg you are beautiful
graypantsrodeo12 1 year ago
Fuck. Not another goddam "English teacher". These people are the janitors of the expat community. Most of them are there to party without bothering to learn anything about the country itself.
doxide 1 year ago
@doxide AND?
criminal10dinc 1 year ago
aussie lesbos.
guxxx041 1 year ago
@guxxx041 shes south african
theosthebest 1 year ago
@theosthebest - fuck teaching EFL at Hess, she should go into porn.
shimokita2 1 year ago
Janine is GORGEOUS, I am in love with her from this video. SO pretty!!!
graypantsrodeo12 2 years ago
It's true, if you are really enjoying yourself in another country and culture you can overide culture shock with fascination as happened to me. Not having culture shock does not mean she is adapting so well, just that she is enjoying herself. A lot of westerners come to asia and become very frustrated......forget about the alienation and get on with the fascination!!
choi4816 2 years ago
I'd hit that.
doxide 2 years ago
This woman is delusional. "No culture shock..." Yeah, whatever, it must be because you've adopted so well now and are just like a native.
By the way, her Chinese is awful. Four months and you don't know how to say "I don't want?"
... This isn't even believable. Sounds like a lot of boosterism and crap.
KaiXi333 2 years ago
culture shock varies for each person. It depends on your personal background as well as if you have travelled. if she is in her first year she wont feel culture shock til her 2nd year
expatleanie 2 years ago
LOL shes so like chinese she forgot to remove price tag from her clothing...
maxboucher86 2 years ago
6:50 haha Tammy sounds sooo damn cute haha love that accent she has
kaidiau 2 years ago
Wow, I love your enthusiasm, Janine!
From what little I've learned about teaching in Taiwan, the style is much more interactive than the typical, ho hum, teacher talking most of the time method in The United States.
I studied Mandarin for 4 semesters. Not close to being fluent but enough for common phrases and native Chinese are impressed with my pronunciation.
I'm in Minneapolis, the job market is dismal. So I'm thinking Taiwan, teach, enjoy the culture, meet other teachers.
AppleSouffle 2 years ago
Taiwan is full of South Effrickens.
pubba26 2 years ago
her accent is dreadful. even I would struggle with that
italodiscorevival 2 years ago
Lesbians
pimpman50 2 years ago
South-Africa FTW! Also a teacher here in TW, but in Hsinchu.
Jevousza 2 years ago
God damn Janine is hot
jtchen22 2 years ago
I'm in love with Janine..
BCproductionz 2 years ago
The music really sucks, and doesn't represent Taiwan
davidstighansen 2 years ago 23
really. you don't say. I think that was pretty obvious the moment she said "I want to experience the real 'rustic' Taiwanese places...." by going to the "poor restaurants." She's probably one of "those" who also think a guided tour to all the yoga hot spots in India will give her a "spiritual experience of Indian culture"....
yupper99 2 years ago
@davidstighansen yeah indeed it sounds like chinese yuckkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
TheDopenessism 6 months ago
@davidstighansen since I've made this comment, I've been corrected that it does represent Taiwan, but I don't really agree.
davidstighansen 6 months ago
@davidstighansen That's the only thing you could think of to say about this girl's video? WTF? And why don't you then provide music that doesn't suck and does represent Taiwan?
vlnvlaclogbaerhpno 5 months ago
@vlnvlaclogbaerhpno Umm, because this isn't my video? And it's not her vid, some buxiban made it to recruit teachers
davidstighansen 5 months ago
do you need to speak mandarin or taiwanese to teach in taiwan?
amuda1 2 years ago
You need to speak English! (FYI : Taiwanese is more prominent, but Mandarin is suggested for study first)
4:20 No man can eat 50 eggs! You ladies experience any gas later on?
davidstighansen 2 years ago
For most Asian countries, you can easily get a job teaching English below university level as long as you look white and has a high school diploma....scary, isn't it?
yupper99 2 years ago 13
@yupper99
Haha, but it is much better that, than letting the adults in there teach. They are really bad :p
YellowMagi 1 year ago
totally right as long as you WHITE
@yupper99
keponki 1 year ago
@yupper99 : In my country (Indonesia it is even scarier, a fisherman can become an english teacher as long as one looks white........ and worse, he even shows his fisherman pictures to us..... @_@..
stevams 6 months ago
@yupper99 What about if your not white ? (Just asking)
Linkz14 6 months ago
@yupper99 no you cant.
1977Futre 6 months ago
@1977Futre Oh? And what is your basis for making that assertion, especially given that you admitted you are "not sure about China/Korea"? How many East, Southeast, and South Asian countries have you taught English in for you gauge whether or not my random statement is accurate?
yupper99 5 months ago
@yupper99 I have mates in China/Korea/japan/thailand/hongKong. You need at least a degree or MORE to teach in these countries. Thats fact.
1977Futre 5 months ago
@1977Futre Wrong, a few countries and particular cities do require a degree but theres still work for people without who have a tefl qualification.
the1bc 5 months ago
@the1bc how do i get this tefl? do i get this online or in person after getting there?
three0234 1 month ago
she is so beautiful! she kind of looks like natalie portman and keira knightly combined. i will probably be going to japan or south korea to teach, but taiwan looks very beautiful. i should look into this more.
yellowbananahammock 2 years ago 3
Welcome to republic of taiwan and enjoyed your life in Taiwan.
hokila678 3 years ago 2
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I worked in Taoyuan in Taiwan. It was an industrial rubbish tip but an interesting experience in some ways. Preferred China. Anyway to practise TaiChi and i sometimes did you had to be in the park at 5am. you have to get out of the cities to enjoy Taiwan. the cities are ugly concrete monsrosities with usually no pavement - bad infrastrucutre. I could go back to Taiwan but avoid Taoyuan if i were you. Most asian cities are ugly but can be interesting because they are so different.
Roywebcafe 3 years ago
LOL! Your ass must aint never been to Singapore. Man we dont care how tha cities look. We wanna know bout tha clubs and them hoes. What they be like?
Kinghercules 2 years ago
The clubs are really good and the girls are beautiful. Best thing about the cities
Roywebcafe 2 years ago
oooo baby janine you can do tai chi with me anytime.
rynigma8 3 years ago
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Korea is much better than Taiwan
DeeDonner 3 years ago
All Asian countries are beautiful
awalkingcliche 3 years ago 3
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Kim chi taste like shit
mamiandjohn 3 years ago
true dat
cmz23 2 years ago
is there an yi jung night market in taipei or is she in taichung? looks like taichung! oh yes, those were the good ol' days. but glad NOT to be teaching ESL anymore. awesome documentary.
nortexoid 3 years ago
Love the haircut..I'm going to be a teacher and I'd rather go overseas than stay in the US and teach... I'd love it...Thanks for the video
SomalSims2008 3 years ago
Amazing video!! I love the lantern !!
JessieGurrl 3 years ago
I have been youtubing advice about teaching in asia and then The most beautiful person I have ever seen pops up!!! You have convinced me to teach in Taiwan... well assuming my heart starts back up!
NBlazier 4 years ago 2
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DrPeppieVeling 4 years ago
@DrPeppieVeling - Are you fucking serious? Of all the teachers in this video, you want the most gorgeous teacher to contact you. LMAO!!
shimokita2 5 months ago
Dear Janine,
Thank you very much for sharing!
I will spend 3 months in Taipei, September 1 till December 1 this year. I will be 23 by then, same age as you were when you were teaching english and enjoying life in Taiwan. I will fly on my own from hongkong to Taipei, after having travelled by train from Europe to Hongkong, china.
DrPeppieVeling 4 years ago
OMG, A south African accent sends the shivers down my spine, havent heard one in the two years Ive been here. Feels like home really.
19Eliza88 4 years ago
Aye what is with all the chicken dancing???
johninkorea 4 years ago 2