The session attracted a diverse and enthusiastic audience of international students who were eager to gain insights into the professional landscape in Taiwan. The discussions focused on practical aspects of finding work, including how to effectively search for job opportunities, what industries are most accessible to international students, and how to prepare for the application process. Students learned about the key elements of the Taiwanese job market, including in-demand skills and how to present themselves as competitive candidates. We also highlighted the importance of building networks and understanding the local work culture to increase the chances of securing desirable positions.

Moreover, we delved into the legal and regulatory framework that governs employment for foreign students. This segment of the session provided participants with a detailed understanding of the regulations they must adhere to in order to work legally in Taiwan. We explained the necessary documentation, work permits, and the various rules that foreign students must follow in order to ensure that their employment is compliant with Taiwan’s laws. This information was crucial for helping students avoid common pitfalls and ensuring that they are well-prepared to navigate the legal aspects of working in Taiwan.

In addition to employment, we also discussed the growing opportunities for international students to become entrepreneurs in Taiwan. For those interested in starting their own businesses, we shared valuable insights into how to establish a company, access resources, and understand the challenges and rewards of entrepreneurship in Taiwan’s vibrant market. The session provided students with the tools they need to consider entrepreneurship as a viable career option, encouraging them to think creatively and proactively about their future in Taiwan. This segment also included guidance on how to integrate into Taiwan’s entrepreneurial ecosystem, where students can find support, mentorship, and networking opportunities.

We were thrilled by the students’ active participation throughout the session. Their thoughtful questions, genuine interest, and engagement contributed to a lively and enriching conversation that truly made the event a success. The enthusiasm shown by the students reaffirmed our belief in the importance of supporting international talent and providing them with the resources they need to succeed.

We would like to express our deep gratitude to all the participants who attended the session and contributed to the dynamic discussions. Your curiosity and willingness to engage in meaningful conversations made this event truly memorable. We also extend our heartfelt thanks to the National Taiwan Normal University Office of International Affairs for their collaboration in organizing the event and providing a platform to connect with international students. Their support played a pivotal role in ensuring the success of the session.