FILIPINO ENGLISH TEACHERS IN TAIWAN

[@chelsealiatoro8632]

ang baba naman kasi talaga ng pasahod dito sa Pinas kaya 'yung ibang may profession sa education napipilitang mangibang bansa...

[@JoyCaringal]

exactly ;-)

[@jersonoliveros7779]

It's a wake up call to Filipino English learners to take this matter seriously.

[@cagatinearlajeann1344]

If Taiwanese people know how intelligent and resilient Filipino teachers are.

[@kaypeeinchina]

I have experienced this before sa application. :) Someday, mababago rin ang thinking nila. By the way, I am an EFL teacher in China. I have been teaching in China since 2016. I haven’t felt discrimination simula noon. They treat us fairly. Tama rin ung nasa video na it takes time and you have to prove that you can teach and make a difference. We’re blessed in China kasi we can say that we are Filipino teachers. :)) Tuloy lang po ang pangarap.

[@vanzealotbush2244]

I worked in Taiwan for 6 years as test engineer in two companies but I didn't feel any discrimination from my Taiwanese colleagues. As a matter of fact, they asked me to help them answer their assignments in their English class as some of them pursue post-graduate studies while working.

[@florinoavila7773]

If Taiwan discriminate Filipino English Teachers, it is high time for FET to avoid them as much as possible. It is also time for all OFW to avoid Taiwan specially if they are looking domestic helper jobs. There are other countries besides Taiwan and the Philippine Government should know that. Why suffer a national indignation?

[@truther001]

Taiwenese people are intelligent. They probably want to learn English from native American speakers.

[@lian7217]

kso gipit tyo

[@adrianoortega2063]

True ❤️

[@minake5632]

I'm a part time English teacher here in Miaoli City. I told my students that I'm a Filipina married to a Taiwanese. Teaching English is my part time job. My regular job is cleaning the park. I am earning money depending on the number of my students. Less than 6 students is 450 per hour. 6 to 8 500nt pataas ng pataas yung per hour rate pag mas maraming students. Yung face to face or one on one is 300 above per hour ang rate dito. Per family 1500 per hour ang singil ko. Ako yung gumagawa ng sarili kong syllabus.

[@ryan-smith]

Koreans, Japanese and Taiwanese (aka renegade Chinese) look down upon Filipinos and Southeast Asians in general. Filipinos shouldn't have to push themselves on them because there are other Southeast Asian countries with shortage of English teachers with as good salary that actually accept Filipino teachers and recognize their English teaching skills. Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia just to name a few. I just don't get the hypocrisy of Japan, Taiwan and S.Korea concerning Filipino English teachers. In their countries they discriminate against Filipino English teachers while sending their sons and daughters into the Philippines to learn English there. If there is a perceived advantage of a "native" English teacher over the non-native Filipino English teacher, that would be the pronunciation. But that pronunciation advantage is a big fallacy. Filipino English teachers can pronounce English as good as American speaker, sometimes even clearer because while the native English teacher might teach with his/her own native regional accent, the Filipino English teachers follow the so-called "neutral" accent (the accent you hear from the newscasters in the USA).

[@Big_sisterLPT2024]

I see you in every Filipino-related videos. Are you Filipino?

[@ryan-smith]

@@Big_sisterLPT2024 yes i am, it's nice that i have a fan. LOL just kidding

[@Big_sisterLPT2024]

@@ryan-smith Lol haha 😂 I just see you in every Filipino-related video coincidentally. Although you go by an English name, I know you're Filipino. Your comments give me that usual Pinoy vibe who post logical/well-thought opinions online (which is a good thing). Ingat Kabayan!

[@narsninew9336]

Money over pride. If ayaw nila wag na ipilit. doon tayo sa mas tanggap tayo.

[@ronssportsadventures5411]

I have trust on you guys. As long you are filipino anywhere you are now in this world you will excel and survive coz you have a blood in you of a fighter. Just be more patience and have time to pray..

[@buffysummers7276]

Of course, Taiwan is a non English speaking country, why would Filipino professionals work there whereas they're are other countries who are offering much more such as New Zealand, Australia and Singapore. The Taiwanese people should know this.

[@jenmendoza2243]

There are instead of they're are please.

[@ryokohonda4619]

Mas mahirap yata kapag malayo like sa west or sa Australia. Yung Singapore marami magaling mag English doon

[@vanzealotbush2244]

@@ryokohonda4619 This isn't always true.. Been there. Yes they may be well-versed in writing skills or grammar but their accent is still Chinese.

[@molekyuttv5121]

As Filipino, we should also treat ourselves as equal to Europeans and Americans in terms of skills and professionalism so that countries like Taiwan treat us the same. Minsan kasi accept lang tayo ng accept nang offer kahit sobrang baba ng sahod, then you'll give same level of service excellence, skills and sometimes exceed expectations. This shows inferiority in the minds of the Taiwanese.

[@bisayaenglishteacher6967]

I'm a Filipino teacher who has taught outside of the country and I've always been commended for exceeding expectations and going above and beyond what's expected of me to aid in the development of our children. We are resilient and we are fighters, you are absolutely right!

[@rosenalda1361]

jan sila ngkkamali ang mga foriegner eh nagpupunta sa pinas pra mag aral ng speaking english or attend in university.

[@ILLUSIONIST1890]

kung ayaw nila sa pinoy english teacher edi wag.

[@d3sladrvltia88]

nakakaproud si fil-chinese teacher. Proud sya sa wika natin.

[@readerviewer9177]

I really learned a lot from this Documentary!!!

[@yolandavergara7209]

Sa totoo Lang, ang kinukuhang English teacher sa Taiwan ay North American native speaker, like Canadian and American, No to British.. ( kasi masyadong slang), my Filipina friend married to Taiwanese ay nkapag turo, pero sinabing Australian (kuno) siya, with matching pa Golden Ng buhok Para mag mukhang indi Pinay.. 😜😜🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣, Kaya totoo Yong sinabi Ng isang Pinay teacher na tinatago nila ang totoong identity sa parents, or else mawawala Yong studyante sa school..., at kailangan meron silang schooling Ng Tesol, at Kung anik anik pa na Credentials, kesyo nag schooling ka sa Singapore or UK, pero dapat ang Accent ay North American, tulad natin American Phonics ang gamit sa English...

[@RVboyjunior]

Kasi po pag nag apply ng English teacher, dapat almost native-level po tayo magsalita. Yun kasi ang unang mapapansin.

[@hewhomustnotbenamed2864]

Kakaunti nakikita nilang Filipino professionals? Pero hindi rin nila tinatanggap pag nag-apply? What?

[@ramirlopez1396]

one thing to overcome english speaking barrier is to force yourself to talk in english. it doesn't matter if you are talking to a fellow filipino. you might try to work in a call centre for sometimes to get to use to it. how can you teach an english subject when you are speaking tagalog on training or in an interview? you can't achieve this. one of the major proof that you can teach an english language is to speak and sound like it perfectly. with the westerners, they are born with this english language, but academically we learn it, what we lack is perfecting the sound and the usage of it.

[@achirs123]

Dapat kasi tinataasan ng sahod ang mga teachers dito sa Philippines.

[@angiecoers6255]

We owe deep Thanks for the US and Americans to giving us the English Language. Then get out of Taiwan. Come to the US.

[@mark0414]

i think much more discrimination in the US.

[@sanrio730]

Well we can speak better English than other Europeans.

[@sgmariano]

Ouch. Yan ang masakit na katotohanan na dapat sanang pagtuunan ng gov to open up ung economy ng pinas para more investors means more employment sa pinas para di forever ofw.

[@jcflores8386]

Thats why KOREAN is the bestfriend of the Philippines. Wlang discrimination! Mga instek na to. Akala mo naman. Nako kpag yumaman ang pilipinas. Nako who you kayo! Hahaha

[@ryokohonda4619]

Huh yung Korea walang descriminasyon sa pilipino? Lmao have you forgotten cancel Korea issue?

[@guccigangm2602]

Japan is the best place! To work ! Japanese people are dignified people.. besides highest salaries you’ll get !!

[@ericwatts8599]

I couldn't understand a lot of the video, but I wanted to ask how bad the discrimination is against teachers from the Philippines. What is the average salary? The discrimination is Thailand is pervasive and unabashed.

[@jokelang6846]

Feature nyo din po yung english teaching dito sa Vietnam.

[@zereprotsenzerep652]

This was a complete opposite of pilipino teachers who went to USA.They are overwhelming love by their co teachers and student.This was clearly showed that taiwanese are more racist against pilipinos

[@mihataokitsuya9647]

DINGA MARURUNONG MAG ENGLISH MGA TAIWAN

[@lherovicmolo2456]

Marunong yung mga yan mag English mga 76% sa kanila nag e English

[@BABBYMAE]

Asyano laban sa kapwa asyano, nakakalungkot

[@saaramicdal1398]

Laking insecure ng taiwan🤣🤣

[@dellcruz2818]

sa Japan malaki ang sahod ng English teachers. pero fluent ka rin dapat sa nihonngo.

[@hapidayhapilife609]

Etong nga Taiwan na to pslamt cla skilled taung nga Pinoy.. Bkit kng wla Pinoy makkya ba nila umangat ang bnsa nila.. Kkpal ng mukha 😢

[@Bornok123]

Alam na po nila na magagaling na tayo mga bully lang talaga cla..

[@CathyinFrance]

Exactly racial discrimination! Something should be done to this country . Yes, we are Filipinos, English might not be our native tongue, but we are capable of sounding like native speakers.

[@rosenalda1361]

do not allowed them to do that racial discrimination.

[@GEORGINA1013]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@ALVEZJEMBOC]

First, they should address Race Discrimination.

[@arvinsenglishph4925]

That is taught also in Esl realm that you should say you must be from westerners

[@dreamer9267]

haha nkakatawa yung mga tamad na pamilya.. lol

[@jeffersonvillarta7941]

Luh, sad naman niyan

[@pmcastillo2166]

PHILIPPINES CENTER OF BPO

[@jaebi8028]

Filipino are hard working individuals and intellegent.kaya tama yang ginagawa ng China sa Taiwan,,.hehe.joke

[@rutheeachviajeadventura8462]

They prefer native English speakers than Filipino teachers.

[@brianjuconslim8277]

Nababahala lang ang mga native speakers kasi napapalitan na sila ng mga pilipino. marami ng nawalan ng career dahil sa mga Pilipino pero hindi natin kasalanan yun hahaha

[@yolandavergara7209]

Yong mga Taiwanese na University graduate sa abroad or native speaker na marunong mag English ay considered aPlus to Company, malalaki sahod nyan, Yong mga alaga ko sa Taiwan noon ay marunong mag English kasi may private tutor, Yong ama nila ay fluent sa english

[@ryokohonda4619]

Wala lang din siguro tiwala sa mga pilipino tingin nila mas alam ng native speaker English since yun first language nila. Pero shempre hindi naman matik na native English speaker yun ay mas alam niya, meron kasing AB English din

[@ethanemmanuelclinton4852]

True, indeed! Same thought. 😄

[@dellcruz2818]

dapat allow ng gobyerno mag turo or hire ng American English teachers ang mga schools dito sa Pilipinas. para sa MAJOR IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE... or sa Elementary. kasi madali matuto ang mga bata sa english

[@sanrio730]

Sus sa Pinas nga nag aaral ang mga Korean at Chinese no and even Nigerians.

[@vinbarroTV]

kawawang mga filipino ni lalait na pero sige parin sila.

[@josephlin4431]

.because your hungry for money only..

[@lian7217]

xmpre po, mas namumutawi ung pngangailangang mghnpbuhay.

[@ethanemmanuelclinton4852]

Sobrang mapagpakumbaba talaga tayong mga pinoy. Isa pa, hindi na pinapansin ang sasabihin ng iba kumita lang ng pera. Masakit marinig at malaman mula sa kanila (intsik sa taiwan) na mismong public servant pa -mayor -- na ayaw nilang maghire ng mga Pilipino dahil IPINAPADALA lang HALOS LAHAT ng KITA nila sa mga pamilya at/o kamag-anak sa Pinas na “BATUGAN/TAMAD” - sakit marinig at malaman mula sa kanila hindi ba? Masyado naman sila magsalita sa'tin na mga pinoy na nagtatrabaho sa kanilang bansa at nais din na kumita ng pera. Dapat turuan 'to ng china kung paano mag-treat ng ibang lahi: sa larangan man ng professional career, etc ay dapat walang diskriminasyon...

[@pmcastillo2166]

LEAVE TAIWAN AND TRANSFER TO AMERICA, AMERICA NEED FILIPINO TEACHERS

[@gonfrics3157]

Putik kung ayaw nila diwag ... They do not know what is the benefit of that. ..?

[@cuangao1]

Racism

[@bataching4392]

NO HATE FOR ASIANS 💪💪👊👊

[@violitaanderson-smith2394]

Bakit ayaw nila ang pinoy😡

[@knowellgarcia2652]

Totoo mababa ang tingin ng chinese sa mga Pilipino kasi kulang daw sila sa ligo..!!??? Ayon sa news ! Kaya nakakalimot na lahat ay nilikha ng DIYOS t Lamang communist pa ang karamihan kaya sa faith pa lang malaki na ang pagkakaiba May mga mababait din na Taiwanese SPREAD LOVE!

[@caramel6310]

Baka Sila Ang kulang sa ligo

[@danepilipina8780]

It’s so sad 😞 these Chinese people are very prejudice against our Filipino people. This rich country prefers white Americans who have native English speaking. The private schools in Taiwan that they don’t even like to hire black Americans. I think I am definitely blaming Philippines for giving these professionals at lowest salary. Philippines is a very sad country.

[@ms.tea.ry.gamingofficial]

True. online ESL teacher ako and Chinese yung mga students ko dami talaga masasama ugali

[@bohol-branch1chc223]

Pilippines World Filipino Pilippines World Filipino

[@kokoylusterio5008]

Mababa tingin ng Chinese sa filipino