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Few weeks ago I had posted if I should sign up for the teaching in Asia program (Taiwan especially) and a lot of you said yes so I did 🥳🥳 I received an email for next steps and honestly I am nervous and also excited !!

Interestingly they also just released new programs for Italy and France that are shorter (3-9) months and now I wish I waited before deciding. Esp cuz these only require you to be in your final year of Bachelors. Nevertheless I think I made the correct decision because I would love to explore Asia more.

Excited to see what the future holds!! Thanks guys I def needed a little push and so glad I received it on the post :))

Few weeks ago I had posted if I should sign up for the teaching in Asia program (Taiwan especially) and a lot of you said yes so I did 🥳🥳 I received an email for next steps and honestly I am nervous and also excited !!

Interestingly they also just released new programs for Italy and France that are shorter (3-9) months and now I wish I waited before deciding. Esp cuz these only require you to be in your final year of Bachelors. Nevertheless I think I made the correct decision because I would love to explore Asia more.

Excited to see what the future holds!! Thanks guys I def needed a little push and so glad I received it on the post :))

Edit- got a few dms about the program so here is the link -https://youth2033.com/work-abroad/ to apply

The Euro programs info is here https://workingholidaycanada.org (I asked and they told me still need to apply thru Youth2033) I think they are still updating all the websites

Helloo, I am a recent graduate and having a hard time landing a full time job. I wanted to pursue masters but didn’t get accepted so I’m wondering if I should just use this year to travel and Teach English in Asia

I came across this Youth 2033 work programs and it’s fully funded and seems legit - they collaborated with Language Canada

I’m in my 20s so I feel like this would be the perfect time esp cuz I don’t have anything aligned for me right now. I also did exchange semester and really loved it.

Would anyone else also be interested 👀👀

Pros- fully funded, one year living abroad, can travel to other surrounding countries, once in a lifetime opportunity

Cons- alone in a new environment, possible delay in career (1 year gap)

My parents are a little skeptical because it’s not related to my bachelors but I have friends who graduated last year and can’t find a job still so I feel this is more structured/ guaranteed than securing a job soon tbh

This is the program- https://youth2033.com/work-abroad/

Helloo, I am a recent graduate and I am having a really hard time landing a job. I do want to pursue masters but I am not sure exactly in what and I am feeling a little lost right now. I came across this fully funded teaching in Asia program for Canadian youth with Bachelors and I’m wondering if I should just apply

It’s the Youth2033 initiative idk if all their programs are fully funded but the work programs in Korea and Taiwan seem legit

I’m in my 20s so I feel like this would be the perfect time esp cuz I don’t have anything aligned for me right now. I also did exchange semester and really loved it.

Would anyone also be interested in applying? The main thing stopping me is the fact that I will be completely alone in a different country. I think they take multiple applicants same time so at least knowing someone there would be rlly helpful.

Pros- fully funded, one year living abroad, can travel to other surrounding countries, once in a lifetime opportunity

Cons- alone in a new environment, possible delay in career (1 year gap)

I have friends who graduated last year and can’t find a job still so I feel this is more structured/ guaranteed than securing a job soon tbh

Helloo, I am a recent graduate and I am having a really hard time landing a job. I do want to pursue masters but I am not sure exactly in what and I am feeling a little lost right now. I came across this fully funded teaching in Asia program for Canadian youth with Bachelors and I’m wondering if I should just apply

It’s the Youth2033 initiative l- https://youth2033.com/work-abroad/ idk if all their programs are fully funded but the work programs in Korea and Taiwan seem legit

I’m in my 20s so I feel like this would be the perfect time esp cuz I don’t have anything aligned for me right now. I also did exchange semester and really loved it.

Would anyone also be interested in applying? The main thing stopping me is the fact that I will be completely alone in a different country. I think they take multiple applicants same time so at least knowing someone there would be rlly helpful.

Pros- fully funded, one year living abroad, can travel to other surrounding countries, once in a lifetime opportunity

Cons- alone in a new environment, possible delay in career (1 year gap)

I have friends who graduated last year and can’t find a job still so I feel this is more structured/ guaranteed than securing a job soon tbh

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