Luis Enrique Franco Marín

Attracted to Taiwan’s Culture and Technology

I’ve always been fascinated by Asian culture and after talking with people who had studied in Taiwan, I was convinced that it would be a great place for both living and studying.

My interest in computers and technology, coupled with Taiwan’s status as a leader in tech development, made it an easy choice to study here. Overcoming my perceived deficiencies and achieving good results has been the most fulfilling part of my studies.

When I’m not studying, I enjoy reading, crafting, and exploring Taiwan with my friends, experiencing the local culture and places.

Adapting and Growing

Adjusting to the cultural differences between Taiwan and Guatemala was challenging, but by embracing the new culture and opening my mind, I’ve been able to adapt and grow. In addition, learning to manage my time and expenses effectively has been my greatest achievement. It’s crucial for accomplishing everything I want and need to do.

Taiwan: A Beautiful and Diverse Experience

Taiwan, to me, is a beautiful experience, from the kind people to the delicious food, to the incredible places to visit. Taipei is my favorite place in Taiwan because of its international atmosphere. I’ve met many interesting people and had great experiences there, unmatched by any other city I’ve been to.

I tell my family and friends back home about the new experiences I encounter every day, the foods, and the places I’ve visited. It’s a journey of daily discoveries that I couldn’t have back home.

Career Benefits from Studying in Taiwan

Studying in Taiwan will benefit my future career immensely. The education, opportunities, and experiences here surpass what I could have achieved in my country. In addition, I aim to work in the computer science field, and Taiwan, with its plethora of opportunities in this sector, is where I’d like to stay.

Comparing Educational Experiences: Taiwan vs. Guatemala

Studying in Taiwan offers many advantages, such as the freedom to participate in various activities, an international community, excellent school facilities, and safety. Although I still find the exam system challenging, I think anyone looking to expand their horizons would benefit from studying in Taiwan. This experience has broadened my worldview significantly.