Meet The Team

Hello, my name is Brian. After learning the need for English tutoring from my road running association, I found this volunteering organization along with my co-founder Bryan. Through the program, I hope to improve the English abilities of visually impaired students, providing them a foreign language skills and perhaps new economic opportunities in the future. This program will continue to grow and expand!

Hi, my name is Bryan. I joined this teaching organization after being invited by my friend Brian, the founder of the program. I now serve as a co-founder, and together we have the same goal, to make education more inclusive and accessible for all. I’m currently working with a visually impaired student, and I’m excited to support their growth and be part of their journey.

Hi! I’m Alina Tsao and I joined this organization with the hope of making English learning more accessible. Through the teaching process, I better understood the struggles of English learning especially for visually and auditory impaired students. I hope to continue working with our students and our team to provide the best assistance we can.

Hi! I’m Ilyssa from Fuhsing. As a rising junior, it’s a pleasure for me to spread the art of English to others who have lower education accessibility! As a result, through EngPower, it motivates me as a student to encourage others to keep the passion of learning and exploring new ideas!

My name is Andrea Chiang and I’m a sophomore at Taipei Fuhsing private school and I joined Engpowered because of my passion for volunteering and service. Since I understand the importance of having extra volunteering help with having an autistic sister, I’ve been trying to participate as much as I can to contribute to the cause!

Hello, my name is Sandy. I’m currently teaching visually impaired students, and I joined because I believe every student deserves the chance to learn and succeed, no matter the challenges.

Hello I am Patrick, a 9th grader from KCIS and I currently teach Harvey, a third grader who is visually impaired. I decided to join the organization because I really enjoy helping people in general.

My name is Diego and I joined the club because I want to use the knowledge that I got to help the kids grow. I think all of the kids deserves a chance to learn English, so I would love to improve their English skill. I can provide a good learning environment for them and make the kid willing to attend my class. I think it’s meaningful to give back to the society or the community. While interacting with the kids, I can also motivate myself by seeing their hard work.

Hi everyone! My name is Jessica Liang, and I’m currently a high school student in Taiwan. I joined this organization because it combines one thing I really enjoy—teaching and interacting with kids—with a subject I feel more confident in, English. Through volunteering, I hope to not only share knowledge, but also to connect with students, learn from their perspectives, and support them in reaching their goals and hopefully make learning a little easier and more fun. Super excited to be part of this group and to learn together with everyone along the way!

Hello, I’m Chelsea! Last semester, I began teaching basic English to a student with an auditory impairment. The experience taught me a lot, especially about the challenges she faces in learning the language. Despite these difficulties, her passion for English remains strong and continues to inspire me. I’m excited to keep supporting her on her learning journey!

Hi, I’m Zoe! I joined Engpowered because I believe that a good tutor and a supportive learning environment can truly make a difference in a student’s life. Teaching visually impaired students has shown me how important patience and creativity are in helping others learn. Through this program, I hope to build lasting bonds with my students, inspire them to believe in themselves, and help them grow in both language and confidence. I’m grateful to be part of a team that works together to make education more inclusive and accessible for everyone.

Hi, I’m Kate from Fuhsing! Through this program, I had the chance to interact with a visually impaired student last year and teach him all the basics of English. I’m very happy that I can use the most out of my current capabilities and enable more students to have access to specific skills. I’m so excited to support them in the future!

Hi, I'm Carrie! I teach visually impaired students online. I joined the organization in 2025 after a friend invited me to one of the sessions, and I immediately felt connected to the work. It's been an inspiring experience to support students as they grow in English!

Greetings. My name is Chloe, and I began teaching a visually impaired student at the start of this year because a member recommended me to join. Through this experience, I have gained insights into the methods and considerations involved in teaching, while also reflecting on my own understanding of English. In addition, I have learned about 3D printing and 3D modeling from my student.

Hi, I'm Isabelle! I currently teach English online to visually impaired students. I joined the organization last semester after a friend invited me to start giving lessons. It has been a wonderful experience so far and I hope to contribute more in the future!