Text / Compiled and reported by Zhang Yingying, HowToTrip Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network
In recent years, the trend of studying abroad in Taiwan has remained strong, with work-and-study programs becoming especially popular. Whether it’s a short-term study trip or longer-term overseas study, both serve as key options for students and professionals looking to enrich themselves.
The recently updated “Study Abroad & Language Travel e-Guide,” launched by Taiwan’s largest travel publisher “MOOK Moleskine,” includes nearly a thousand short- and long-term study abroad and language travel programs, information on nearly a hundred consulting agencies, as well as study-related reports from various locations. It also introduces popular city attractions and includes practical information such as emergency contact details for different countries. With its brand-new user interface and rich content, users can easily check study abroad info via smartphone, making the experience more convenient.
Its standout features include up-to-date study abroad and language travel reports, which regularly update topics such as school introductions, youth subsidies, and student experience sharing. It compiles thousands of short- and long-term study programs that can be sorted and searched by destination, duration, departure date, price, and special themes. It also lists information on nearly a hundred agency service centers, integrated with Google Maps navigation and direct phone link functions.
Popular study destinations abroad and must-visit attractions in those cities are introduced in detail, with navigation available via Google Maps and location services. Study traveler insights, school updates, and other information are also refreshed periodically, including user-shared experiences and school information. Contact details for Taiwanese embassies and offices in various countries are also included. Consumers can download the app for free via this link: http://itunes.apple.com/tw/app/id521586996
Imagine strolling through the scholarly and artistic atmosphere of Oxford University, experiencing the passionate open learning environment in the United States, recharging yourself in Asian countries like Japan or Korea, or even taking the bold step of trying a work-and-travel study program. By immersing yourself in local life and culture, your dream of studying abroad can become a reality from the moment you take the first step.
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