Free・Mandarin and Vietnamese
Want to stay and work in Taiwan? Start with the points system
One session that explains exactly how the points-based evaluation system reaches 70 points, and shows you roles that are hiring foreign graduates right now. Mandarin and Vietnamese, free to attend.
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4 sessions held since March 2026, with partners including Kainan University and iCAN.
- Language
- Mandarin ＋ Vietnamese
What we cover
How to reach 70 points
Every scoring item broken down, with your own score calculated on the spot.
Meet company HR in person
iCAN sessions bring company HR on site with real openings, so a good conversation can turn into an offer the same day.
Foreign-friendly job listings
Hours, location, salary and benefits for currently open roles.
One-on-one resume help
Staff help you fix your resume so you can apply the same day.
Stories from graduates (when scheduled)
Some sessions feature graduates already working in Taiwan sharing how they landed their first job and what interviewers asked.
From the last session
Frequently asked questions
Other questions? Contact usAny international or overseas Chinese student studying in Taiwan or recently graduated, regardless of nationality or major.
It is completely free, and nothing is sold at the event.
Yes, Vietnamese interpretation is available on site so you will follow everything. But to be straight with you: most jobs really do need Mandarin, and Mandarin ability carries a lot of weight in the points system, making it one of the easiest ways to add points. That is exactly why you should come, because the session tells you how much Mandarin you need, how many points it is worth, and which roles it opens up.
Just your phone, no documents needed. If you want to prepare, you can browse the foreign-friendly job listings beforehand and bring your questions.
The points-based evaluation system is Taiwan's special permit route for international and overseas Chinese graduates. Points come from education, salary, work experience, Mandarin and other language ability, and overseas background; out of 200 possible points you need 70 to qualify for a work permit, without meeting the standard foreign-worker salary threshold. We walk through the scoring item by item, and you can also read the Ministry of Labor's official EZ Work Taiwan guidance.