Teaching Position at Hong Wen International School
🏫 Hong Wen International School
📍Taichung, Taiwan
💰 Competitive Salary
Job Description:
Hong Wen International School in Taichung, Taiwan is seeking Grade 7 – 12 teachers for various subjects. The positions are available starting August 1st, 2025.
The school is looking for teachers in fields such as AP (Advanced Placement) courses, core subjects like Math and Literature, as well as Standardized Testing. The workload includes 22 classes per week, with pay negotiable based on experience and qualifications.
Applicants must have either an APRC or Taiwan ID or Teacher’s License from their home country, a university degree, and fluency in English. Teaching experience is preferred. Ideal candidates are described as outgoing, enthusiastic, positive, hard-working, patient, and professional.
Full training, support, and medical health insurance are provided, and all curriculum is included. To apply, interested individuals should send their updated CV, passport scans, degree, and relevant documents to hwis@hwhs.tc.edu.tw.
Website: http://hwis.org.tw
👉 Apply Here: hwis@hwhs.tc.edu.tw
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