Church Planting and Development
Taiwan's focus is on urban church planting, though we also have some works in rural areas and are working to strengthen some older churches. We are committed to working in teams, usually consisting of both nationals and missionaries, and work in close cooperation with our national Church Association. Language students will be assigned part-time to one of these teams for the latter part of their language study . The national church is also asking for more help in teaching and training, both of lay leaders and pastors. We are currently expanding our camping ministry to better serve the church. We are asking for the following:

• Urban church planters
• Church workers with teaching and training skills
• Camp assistants
• Student workers in connection with church planting

Educational
TEAM is a co-founding mission of the Morrison Christian Association, an American curriculum school focused on teaching missionary children but also including other expatriate students. The main campus (K-12) is in Taichung, and other campuses are located in Taipei (K-9), Kaohsiung (K-8), and Yangmei (1-6, "one-room school" type). TEAM seeks to provide teachers and other staff for either short-term or regular appointment. Current needs include:

• Teachers at varying grade levels, both general and in specific subjects
• A teacher for the "one-room" satellite school
• Librarians
• Dorm parents
• Principals

Administrative

• Accounting / Financial Manager - TEAM Taiwan needs someone with accounting, financial management or asset management background.
• English Secretary combined with some other job positions.
• Executive Assistant to the Field Chairman (Someone who has management experience, and who would be able to assist the Field Chairman with routine administrative tasks, management of the office work, coordination of projects, people and planning. Experience in asset management would be helpful.)

Hospital

• TEAM founded a hospital in Taitung, a relatively remote area on the southeast coast, in the mid-60's. A national board now runs the hospital, but TEAM is still involved. Current licensing regulations give priority to those who are able to take the licensing exam in Chinese characters (generally be native speakers), though it is possible to take the exam in English. Needs at the hospital include all specialties.