My Life as a Teacher in Taiwan Filipino Teacher (OFW) | Ep. 19

[@marylee1278]

Hi, sir. I saw this video on facebook randomly and tumakbo talaga ako sa youtube to check if you have uploaded here too. I love the quality of your videos! Chill lang, realistic, and nakakarelax lang talaga. Looking forward to more of your vlogs!!! Ingat ka po jan sa Taiwan 😊❤

[@SirSicat]

Wow, thank you Mary for coming over to KZbin to check out this Channel! Gusto ko talaga sana pag binalikan ko yung videos ko di ako magki-cringe or maii-stress haha. Salamat for recognizing that! Ingat ka rin!!!

[@servusbob6714]

Gosh! Sir, I'm here again in your second video. Ang positive ng vibe na sinoshowcase ng content niyo. Hopefully talaga makapasa ako sa hiring. Wish me luck! Maraming salamat sa inspirasyon. Padayon!

[@dblessedhensons5643]

Hi teacher, I recall the time when I was a teacher in Vietnam and was required to travel to various school assignments by motorcycle. January arrives, and wearing those bubble jackets is unbearably frigid. Additionally, English teachers must be more dynamic, particularly when addressing the needs of students throughout the entire process. That era! Plus, I enjoy your videos immensely. I commend your efforts in highlighting the distinctive qualities that Filipino English teachers possess in this field. Aim High :)

[@servusbob6714]

Salamat sa pagrepresenta, teacher! Mabuhay po kayo!

[@SirSicat]

I'm delighted to hear that my work strung some strings in your heart. I'm sure your stay overseas is one of the many golden memories you bring with you daily. Going abroad is literally life changing. Maraming salamat po sa papuri, at ganoon din po sa inyo! Mabuhay po sa atin!

[@servusbob6714]

Ang healthy ng recreation activity niyo, sir! Vlogging is also one of my hobbies. Sana palarin talaga ako. At more than that, para makatulong sa family.

[@SirSicat]

Just do what you can, and eventually, if you work hard, things might land on your lap!

[@inspirationaltv4391]

I am always watching videos here on youtube everyday and this is my first time to leave a comment. Teacher, this is one of the most inspiring video that I have watched. This is the kind of life that I am aiming to have. Thank you for this.

[@SirSicat]

This comment moved me. Thanks a lot for your wonderful words. I hope you make this your reality. 💕

[@choicreate]

A breath of fresh air kinda vlog! Nakakaenjoy panuorin. Nawa’y soon nandiyan na rin ako sa Taiwan to work ❤

[@SirSicat]

Kayang kaya mo yan!!!

[@choicreate]

@@SirSicat thank you Sir! 🤗

[@cynthiaestrella7122]

How nice! I want to visit Tainan City soon. Sir, ang ganda po ng room nyo! I'm not allowed to put anything in my apartment.

[@SirSicat]

Sorry late response! Bakit daw???? Mabait yung landlord ko, nanunuod pa siya ng videos ko kaya alam niya nangyayari sa kwarto ko hahaha. Natutuwa nga daw siya

[@bernadetteeduvala7674]

missing taiwan... maybe more experience before traveling again there..i miss chipai...hahaha... i want to discover more in teaching though im not that young like you sir...i enjoy watching your channel and more to attraction again..and tribute as a teacher in abroad...chayooo!!!

[@SirSicat]

FAAAAVORITE talaga ang chipai. Sadly sarado na yung store na pinakita ko dito hahaha

[@SirSicat]

For sure madami po kayong wisdom as a teacher! No one is too old to teach!

[@luzannedeguzman1020]

I love the positivity! Thanks for sharing this, Sir. =)

[@SirSicat]

Thank you so much po!

[@Ser_Joswa]

Amazing content, Sir! Clap clap!

[@SirSicat]

Salamat po!

[@amychang0313]

Nice video.

[@SirSicat]

Thank you!

[@leeli4692]

Nakakatuwa mag turo si Teacher. 💪🍺

[@Andrea-ib9xd]

cutie roooom

[@SirSicat]

Thank you!!!

[@LovelynV.Perigil]

Hi Teacher! Hanggang ilang years po kaya pwede magturo jan sa Taiwan?

[@Unknownme11]

Hi sir ask lng po,kayo po ba gumagawa ng materials nyo po?

[@letsgetit7566]

hi! just a question, how did you manage to get sponsored for a work visa? i know many people go on working holidays then have the schools sponsor them to stay, but the philipines hasnt got a working holiday agreement with taiwan correct?

[@dudeeliciousvlog5312]

Sir how to apply as an English Teacher in Taiwan?

[@sarahsanpedro7051]

Sir magandang araw,pwede ko po ba malaman kung ano ang agency mo sa Pilipinas?at kung ano mga requirements?

[@elaizamaesienes35]

Hello sir. Can I ask if san ka kumuha ng TESOL/TEFL if mmeron po? Thank you in advance po. God bless

[@SirSicat]

Hello, I graduated with a bachelors degree in teaching, and my major was English. Hence, I didn't need to take those certifications. Kung papunta po kayo sa Taiwan, ingat po kayo sa pag-choose ng institution na magbibigay ng certification kasi hindi po lahat ay hino-honor.

[@elaizamaesienes35]

@@SirSicat thank you. Madali lang po ba pagprocess ng resignation letter sa deped and approval?

[@SirSicat]

@@elaizamaesienes35 not sure po. Di po kasi ako galing sa DepEd 😄

[@CherryBazar-q6v]

Hi Teacher! Is one year teaching experience is enough to get accepted in taiwan as a teacher? And is it possible to teach children even though I graduated as a Secondary Education? Your response is truly appreciated, Stay Bless!!!

[@isabelashley634]

Hello! Based on your experience (and perhaps the experience of others if you you know of other people in TFETP), what is it like working with a co-teacher? I taught in South Korea at a private academy and my co-teacher only helped with classroom management/assisting if there were students who were not behaving or needed something. So, I was in charge of planning and executing all my English classes. How do you divide responsibility between you and the co-teacher? Are teachers treated more like lead teachers or assistant teachers in TFETP (in your opinion)?

[@SirSicat]

The answer depends on the situation. I'm currently working on my second school assignment. In many cases, our partners help with classroom management. At my current school, my co-teachers are quick to respond when students are struggling. They are sometimes apologetic whenever they feel the need to come in to the rescue - I honestly don't mind though. I've come to realize that task division here isn't always necessary. Taking into account my experience, the school's English department organizes the curriculum, I create the lesson plan and teaching materials, but they collaborate with me to tailor my lessons according to the students' level.

[@SirSicat]

We have a greater likelihood of being assigned as lead teachers. That being said, the cases can vary depending on the assignment given by the school. I feel incredibly fortunate in my current school.

[@Jamjam28-wu1ml]

What about the assessments, sir? How do you assess the students? Do you also compute grades or check students’ work just like we do here in the Ph?

[@jenielynserapio2703]

hi sir.. i am new to your channel.. I aspire to teach in Taiwan too.. may I know sir if saan ka po nagtake ng TEFL mo? sana mapansin mo po itong question ko. thank you po

[@SirSicat]

Hello po, I didn't have to take a TEFL diploma/course since my bachelor's is education with a major in English :)

[@Jamjam28-wu1ml]

Hello sir, how true na in order for your contract to be renewed in Taiwan as FET, you have to undergo the same process as when you started? Like demo, interview, etc.?

[@SirSicat]

Not entirely true. We have teaching demos and observation to check the quality of our classroom instruction. It can be their basis for rehiring, but we don't do pre-employment requisites anymore. Mahirap ata yun for both the program and the teacher. Kung hindi sa public school ang tinutukoy mo, it might be different though.

[@Jamjam28-wu1ml]

@@SirSicatDo you create your daily lessons sir? Or they already have an existing curriculum and lessons that you just follow?

[@SirSicat]

@@Jamjam28-wu1ml it depends on the school. In my case I prepare lessons on a monthly basis since I teach one lesson across different levels.

[@channelwithapurpose]

Good evening po, sa public school po kayo sir? Salamat po.

[@SirSicat]

Yup, public school ito. 🫶🏻

[@shee868]

Hello Sir Sicat. How long can you work as a teacher/assistant teacher in Taiwan? Is there a maximum number of years? Can you work there as long as you want? Thanks po! More power!!! :))

[@SirSicat]

There's none! You can work as long as you want here if you're coming as a professional teacher.

[@jhinggarden3610]

anong agency kayo nag apply sir?

[@SirSicat]

I applied through the TFETP, you can search it. It's a government sponsored teaching exchange program :)

[@pawi.diaryy]

Safe naman po ba mag aral sa taiwan?

[@SirSicat]

It's totally safe! Taiwan's among the safest countries in the world. Look it up :)

[@kbpaano2006]

Are you teaching in a public or private school?

[@SirSicat]

Public school :)

[@T_Lyn]

magkano usual na rent sa stayhan mo po?

[@SirSicat]

I live in the city, and there are places that range around 5 - 8k. Mine is 8k+