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Studying and working in Taiwan,
with the terms up front.
Part-time work for international students, full-time roles for graduates. Pay, shifts and location are written on every listing, you apply and arrange interviews through LINE, and it is completely free.
Available in 繁體中文 · English · Tiếng Việt
- Tue
- 17:00–21:00
- Fri
- 17:00–22:00
- Sat
- 11:00–15:00
Three steps, from applying to your first shift.
- 01
Build your profile on LINE
Fill in your details, when you can work and what languages you speak — once. After that you can apply to any job directly.
- 02
Apply and book an interview
Once the employer has read your profile they offer interview times in LINE. You just pick one.
- 03
Check your shifts and clock in
Once hired, your rota is in the app. Clock in from your phone when you get there, and you can see your own hours.
A few rules worth knowing,
so the job stays trouble-free.
These are general principles. The rules that apply to you are the ones published by the Ministry of Labor and your school. Your eligibility to work is confirmed by the employer — MatchGlobal does not check it.
Read the full guide to working rules →Never pay to get a job. A legitimate employer pays you.
Never hand over originals
Keep your passport and residence card yourself. An employer only ever needs a copy.
Look for “Verified business”
A company that has checked its registration number against the government record is marked on its listings.
Report anything suspicious
Every listing can be reported, and the MatchGlobal team reviews it.
Questions job seekers ask
Does it cost anything to find work through MatchGlobal?
It is completely free. Browsing, applying, interviewing and clocking in all cost nothing. Never accept a job that asks you to pay first.
My Chinese isn't very good — can I still apply?
Yes. Every listing states the language level it needs, and some roles only need basic conversation. The platform itself is available in English and Vietnamese.
Does MatchGlobal confirm whether I'm allowed to work?
No. You fill in your own residency and work-permit details for the employer to consider, and confirming eligibility is the employer's responsibility. Please make sure what you enter is accurate.
Can I look for full-time work after I graduate?
Yes. There are full-time roles here for international graduates. Check the employment rules that apply after graduation with the employer.