WELCOME TO TECJIN

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Leslie G. Taylor
BSc DipM MSc PhD

TECJIN Owner & Director

As a Training and education consultancy, we are focused on two areas: as a partner in the development and delivery of programmes for international students and jointly innovating strategies for the recruitment of international students. We also provide practical support in the form of career planning and a range of languages and non-language programmes to pre-University learners, graduates and postgraduates in a number of subjects.

What We Offer Students

Welcome to TECJIN

We provide opportunities for students seeking to improve their long-term professional prospects.

For those preparing for undergraduate or graduate study, we offer structured programs to prepare you for international colleges and universities.

Our programs are delivered by:

  • Experienced practitioners
  • Trainers
  • Academics

We also guide higher education institutions in designing programs and curricula for:

  • International students
  • Professional learners seeking career advancement
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TECJIN Online Offers

  • Access to lecture notes & learning materials anytime, anywhere
  • Live interactive sessions with lecturers & peers
  • Offline learning activities
  • Recorded discussions to support exam preparation
  • Networking opportunities with international classmates
  • Improved exposure to modern technologies
    24/7 tutorial support
  • Affordable tuition packages

We also guide higher education institutions in designing programs and curricula for:

  • International students
  • Professional learners seeking career advancement

Support for Postgraduate Students

  • Identifying financially viable foreign universities
    (e.g., Germany & the Netherlands)
  • Preparing students for entry requirements

We advise and support students in identifying:

  • Academic pathways
  • Professional programs
  • Long-term career strategies

This includes understanding:

  • Available options
  • Financial costs
  • Effort and talent required to reach career goals

We can support connections with professional bodies such as:

  • Chartered Management Institute (CMI)
  • Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM)
    ACCA

These opportunities help students gain:

  • Professional membership
    Vocational & professional skills
  • Career-aligned qualifications

  • Student Employment

    We encourage partnerships with both Taiwanese and international companies to offer students valuable real-world experiences through internships, short placements, and company visits. These initiatives align with government support programs in Taiwan, including those led by the MOL, MOE, and other agencies.

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What We Offer Partner Institutions

Collaborative Development Opportunities

We offer the opportunity to explore strategic cooperation in areas such as:

  • Language support to strengthen students’ and faculty capacity
  • Support for developing international links with higher education institutions worldwide
  • Promotion of postgraduate study and professional development pathways
    — particularly for students pursuing careers in Accounting, Finance, and Management

Support for Professional & Skills-Based Education

We recognize that, in Taiwan and many neighboring countries, professional qualifications are not yet widely appreciated. Globally—including in OECD nations—academic degrees have historically been prioritized over technical or professional pathways.

However, emerging technologies and market realities are shifting this perspective, as employers increasingly encounter:

  • Graduates with academic qualifications but limited work experience
  • Skills shortages in technical and vocational fields

We help institutions respond to this skills gap.

Alignment with Global Employment Trends

Today’s job market increasingly favors candidates with:

  • Professional qualifications, and
  • Job-ready technical skills

This is especially evident in fields such as:

  • Accounting & Finance
  • Computing (software & hardware)
  • Business Analytics
  • Cybersecurity
  • Information Science
  • Engineering
  • Medicine

This global trend is particularly meaningful for Taiwan, given its:

  • Declining population
  • Lower labor participation rate
  • Strong demand for technically skilled graduates

Insights from International Models

Data from the US and UK show that graduates with professional degrees experience lower unemployment rates.
A similar pattern has long existed in Germany and Austria, where robust technical training and apprenticeships support successful industries—especially advanced manufacturing and engineering.

Germany’s strong record is supported by:

  • Extensive technical education
  • Comprehensive apprenticeship systems
  • A large number of technical universities and institutions

Preparing Students for the Future

We must equip learners not only for current market demand, but for the evolving landscape—future-proofing skills.

Key realities include:

  • Markets are fluid; labor demand is shifting
  • Students increasingly need both academic and technical capabilities
  • Taiwan’s industrial landscape is transitioning toward innovation and technology

Government initiatives are reinforcing this shift by:

  • Promoting job-ready skills
  • Supporting career development programs
  • Investing in training for a more technically skilled workforce

Responding to Rising Asian Market Needs

Across Asia, cities such as Shanghai, Taipei, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Manila, and Jakarta are moving up the value chain with growing emphasis on:

  • Financial markets
  • Corporate finance

This drives rising demand for professionally trained graduates in Accounting and Finance.

Meanwhile:

  • Shenzhen leads in AI, computing, and electronics
  • Taiwan continues to dominate advanced microprocessor and semiconductor production

Major companies—including TSMC (Taiwan), Tencent and Alibaba (China), and global smartphone manufacturers—are creating strong demand for technically skilled graduates.

Growing Interest in Technical Pathways

Chinese students already gravitate toward technical disciplines such as:

  • Engineering
  • Finance
  • Management

High graduate unemployment further highlights the need for:

  • High-quality vocational pathways
  • Professional qualifications

While elite academic institutions remain important, the future will likely involve greater emphasis on practical, vocational, and professional education models.