Career Resources Websites
What do you need right now? Pick a line to start.
We’ve gathered these links as a starting point, not a complete list. Feel free to look beyond them for what fits your needs. Links last checked: November 2026.
WStay & Work in Taiwan
Best forGraduating soon and want to stay, intern or work in Taiwan
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Start here. How to change your ARC after graduation, and the routes to a job or a post-graduation internship in Taiwan. This line is for students admitted as international students. Admitted as an overseas compatriot or mainland Chinese student? Your rules differ, so ask the advising division below.
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Apply for an extension of stay after graduation, for up to 2 years (1 year + 1 year). What you may do during the extension, including whether you can work, follows the agency's latest rules, so check with the agency or OIA before you start a job.
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W03Work Permits after the Extension
When the 2-year extension ends, you need a work permit. Most graduates use one of two routes: the Points-Based System (70 points or more, based on degree, salary, work experience, Chinese ability and more) or qualifying by salary and work experience.
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A 4-in-1 card (work permit, resident visa, ARC and re-entry permit) that lets you work for any company or start your own business. For professionals who meet its qualifications.
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The government portal for international talent: visas, living in Taiwan, tax, health insurance and more.
TTalk & Know Yourself
Best forNot sure what you want yet, or want feedback on your resume and interviews
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Book a session with a career advisor about resumes, interviews or the CPAS career assessment. Click ENG at the top right of the booking page. Advisors marked "(Provide Chinese consultation Only)" consult in Chinese only; the others can consult in English. For study-abroad questions, advisors from DAAD Information Center Taipei, the Australian Office and AIT are available.
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Feeling stuck or stressed? English-speaking counselors are available for students who don't speak Mandarin. Book an intake appointment online.
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The Ministry of Education's career interest and competency tests. Click English at the top of the page to switch.
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A short interest test from the U.S. Department of Labor's O*NET that suggests careers to look into.
EExplore Careers
Best forWant to know what a job is really like, or what working in Taiwan is like
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Look up any occupation: daily tasks, skills, education, typical pay and related jobs.
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Company and industry rankings, career advice, and guides to resumes and interviews. Some guides are paid.
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Build your professional profile, follow companies and connect with people in your field. Essential if you plan to work outside Taiwan.
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A one-stop help center for international talent: getting a visa, life in Taiwan, career services and events.
FFind Jobs & Internships
Best forReady to apply for jobs or internships in Taiwan
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Jobs from employers who are open to foreign talent and international graduates. Filter by work sponsorship or internships.
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Job listings from Taiwanese companies looking for international professionals.
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Internships and study tours with NGOs and social enterprises in Taiwan.
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Before you sign a contract: Taiwan's labor laws and regulations, in English, from the Ministry of Labor.
LBuild Skills
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Taiwan's official Mandarin test. Chinese ability is one of the criteria in the Points-Based System, so a certificate can help you stay and work.
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Mandarin courses at the NTU Language Center.
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Free courses in AI, cloud computing and cybersecurity, plus workplace skills.
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Courses from universities and companies on almost any subject. Most are paid, with some free options.
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Online courses from leading universities, mainly academic subjects. Some features are paid.
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Practical courses in management, business, technology and creative skills.
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Talks on every topic, including many about careers and work.
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A search engine for online courses, so you can compare courses on the same topic.