Needs Assessment for Exchange Students in Taiwan

  • Takayaa K
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Abstract

With the growing mobility of international students in Asia and the Pacific, Taiwan has become actively involved in promoting international academic exchange. This research investigates the experience of exchange students from the Philippines and mainland China and examines their needs while studying in Taiwan. Qualitative in-depth interviews were conducted with exchange students from the Philippines and mainland China. The findings suggest that while exchange students from the Philippines and mainland China both encountered difficulties during their study in Taiwan, exchange students from the Philippines were inclined to encounter more difficulties compared to those from mainland China due to language difficulties. Based on the findings of this study, suggested support services for future exchange students in Taiwan are outlined to match the needs of students from both Chinese and non-Chinese-speaking backgrounds

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Takayaa, K. (2016). Needs Assessment for Exchange Students in Taiwan. Journal of International and Comparative Education, 5(1), 33–46. https://doi.org/10.14425/jice.2016.5.1.33

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