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[王淑儀老師之個人檔案 ]
[The Director's Profile(英文版)]
The Director's Profile
[Graduation photo from UTS]
Mrs. Shu-Yi Schulstad, the Director of GMS Education, Pty. Ltd. is a speaker of five languages: Mandarin, Taiwanese (a dialect also known as Hokkein), English, Japanese and French. Mrs. Schulstad has been working as a TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) and LOTE (Languages Other Than English) teacher at various institutes for 18 years, teaching learners of all ages and of different linguistic and cultural backgrounds.
She has studied, worked and traveled in countries such as Taiwan, the U.K., Japan, France, Canada, Guam, New Zealand, Singapore and Australia. Her expertise in language learning and teaching, management of educational institutes, and her vision of the future trend of global education is the main driving force of the continuous growth of the GMS Education, Pty. Ltd. Her professional qualifications and experiences include the following:
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Qualifications
| 2004 | M.A. in Applied Linguistics, UTS, Sydney, Australia.
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2003 | Graduate Diploma in TESOL, UTS, Sydney, Australia. Certificate IV in Assessment and Workplace Training, Southern Sydney Institute of TAFE, NSW, Australia.
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1999 | B. A. in Japanese and LOTE education, Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia.
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| 1989 | Diploma in Tourism Industry with Honours Study in English and Japanese, Ming Chuan College, Taipei, Taiwan.
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| 1987 | Learning English as a second / foreign language. Hendon College of Further Education, London, U.K.,
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Professional Experiences
Experiences in Teaching and Management
2004~2005--Director of GMS Education, Pty. Ltd.,Australia.
1999~2004--Director and teacher of the Progressive Language Centre, Sydney, Australia.
1998~2003--Teacher of Japanese at Loftus TAFE, NSW, Australia.
1987~1996--Director and teacher of the Progressive Study Centre, Taipei, Taiwan,
1986~1987--Teacher of Mandarin at Chung Shan Chinese School, London, U.K.
Experiences in translation and publication:
2005--Column Contributor of "Caves English Teaching Journal", Taiwan.
2000--Translator of "Raising Boys", New Sprout Publisher, Taipei, Taiwan.
[Mrs. Schulstad dining with students from her Japanese class]
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位來賓.