New residents set up "Burmese Language School" Gao Mei Jing helps NIA serve fellow sisters

In cooperation with IC Voice FM97.5 【New Students Registration-We are in Taiwan】, a series of exciting stories about new immigrants in Taiwan is launched. This episode invites a new resident from Myanmar, Gao Mei Jing (高美菁), who graduated from the oldest and most famous University of Yangon in Myanmar.

After she got married in Taiwan, the couple resides here together. The Myanmar language teaching class by her is available on the Internet now and it attracts many young students to learn Burmese.【Taiwan Immigrants' Global News Network】

also translated this episode into 5 languages, including Chinese, English, Vietnamese, Thai and Indonesian, so that more readers and listeners can share Gao Mei Jing’s experience and wonderful stories.

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Gao Mei Jing, a teacher who has graduated from the best school in Myanmar, " University of Yangon - Department of Geology" (Photo / Provided by Gao Mei Jing)

Gao Mei Jing, a teacher who has graduated from the best school in Myanmar, " University of Yangon - Department of Geology", has been fond of glittering jewelry since she was a child. No matter it is in red, blue, green colors, etc., she likes to wear them. Perhaps this is fated as she studied "gem identification" in university and

even dreamed of opening a jewelry store in Myanmar.

However, because she met her husband in Taiwan, the two chose to settle in Taiwan after they got married. She also revealed that when she first came to Taipei, she encountered many difficulties in daily life. She also misses the childhood days of having fun with family and friends in the yard of her hometown in Myanmar.

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Gao Mei Jing often helps NIA serve fellow sisters. (Photo / Provided by Gao Mei Jing)

Gao Mei Jing said frankly that when she first moved to Taiwan, she seldom went shopping or traveling due to her poor Chinese speaking skills. Fortunately, her husband patiently accompanied her during her journey in learning Chinese and encouraged her to go to school for further courses. Now she is good at the Chinese language, and she even actively assist the staff of the National Immigration Agency (NIA) to translate relevant government promotional measures. She mentions that she hopes the sisters from her hometown can feel the warmth while living abroad.

Gao Mei Jing began to devote himself to Burmese language teaching in the school. (Photo / Provided by Gao Mei Jing)

In addition, there is still a shortage of Southeast Asian language teaching staff in Taiwan campuses. Gao Mei Jing began to devote himself to Burmese language teaching, and also assisted in the translation and other related matters. She also created a Facebook fan club to share related information. Not only helping people from Myanmar but also promoting Myanmar customs to Taiwan friends.

Welcome friends who are interested in Myanmar cultures to join the club!