Non-native speakers work permit

Work Teaching English in Taiwan
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Hi everyone
I’m a non-native speaker living in Taiwan and I have a work permit. I have been teaching English in Taiwan and one of the buxibans offered me a job and they are willing to help me get a work permit for teaching.
My question is : Is this actually possible ? I’ve asked some friends and they said that the law has been Changed and anyone can work as an English teacher as long as the employer is willing to apply for a work permit for you.

If you know certain information about this please answer

Thank you all

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I don’t quite follow. You already have a work permit for a non-teaching job but have been teaching. You now want to legally teach. Is that correct?

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I have a work permit because I’m a university student but I’m planning to stop studying at the university and get a work permit and ARC for teaching.

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Which country are you from? Is English an official language there?

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No it’s not.

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The last time this was discussed the conclusion we reached was that anyone with a bachelor’s/associate’s plus TEFL from a country with English as an official language could get a work sponsored ARC.

You’re probably best off contacting the MOE, unless any other posters have any ideas?

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The language used to teach any subjects should be an official language of the teacher to get a work permit for that.