My Background

Over the past ten years, I have lived and studied in different countries, and have visited more than thirty countries so far. In the master's class, our thirty classmates came from eighteen different countries. During that period of study, I deeply realized the power of language and that there are so many different English accents in the world that need to be familiar with and learned. English is not only a tool for study and work, but also a bridge to connect with people in daily life. Writing helps us express our thoughts clearly, while speaking opens the door to communication and understanding. Over the years, I have observed that many Taiwanese students still have a lot of potential waiting to be inspired in these two aspects.

I originally majored in Environmental Engineering. During my exchange year in Poland, I also taught myself Polish and obtained an A2 certificate. In 2020, I branched out into the energy field, studying two international master's programs, delving into power market analysis, and obtained a dual master's degree in electrical engineering. During my studies, I participated in the EIT (European Institute of Innovation and Technology) entrepreneurship course, worked with classmates from various countries to plan activities, write academic reports in English, and organized a team to participate in energy entrepreneurship competitions. This process made me deeply understand the value of language learning and cross-cultural communication.

I continue to explore the path of language learning. I started learning German in 2022 and obtained the A2 certificate. I also continue to learn Italian. I love languages and I also like to help others find their own voice. I hope that my experiences can bring more inspiration and practical learning methods to students. I hope that through teaching, I can help more students turn English into a kind of confidence and make English the starting point to the world.