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在加拿大当中文教师的条件。

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爱海涛涛 : 2007-08-05#1
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如题啊。想了解以下。有没有知道的人们给点信息啊!!
需要考什么证吗?就好像当咱们中国这边英语培训机构的外教一样的。
还有学历要求之类的。。。。


大家交流下啊~~~:wdb17::wdb17:

yangyang2005 : 2007-08-05#2
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关注

小洁子 : 2007-08-05#3
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关注中......

beijing2008 : 2007-08-05#4
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教小学,中学,大学?在什么样的学校?否则不好回答.

rosesknight : 2007-08-05#5
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2008,你就一起回答了吧。什么大.中.小、老、中、青什么的。

我搬板凳等着呢、

beijing2008 : 2007-08-05#6
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2008,你就一起回答了吧。什么大.中.小、老、中、青什么的。

我搬板凳等着呢、

这个太多了.打中文很累.
总的来讲,你要去大学教中文,有两类.一是做学问,一般要北美大学东亚系PHD,或北大中文系PHD,外语要和NATIVE一般,可找到大学ASSISTANT以上的职位.

Assistant Professor - East Asian Religions

Joint appointment with Department of East Asian Studies and the Interdisciplinary Program in Religious Studies

Competition No. - A10012363 Closing Date - Will remain open until filled.
The Interdisciplinary Program in Religious Studies in the Faculty of Arts, University of Alberta, invites applications for a tenure-track appointment at the rank of entry-level Assistant Professor in the area of East Asian Religions. Period, specific region, research focus, and disciplinary specialization are open. Applicants should have, or be close to completing, a Ph.D. in an appropriate field. The successful candidate will be able to handle primary source materials in their original language(s) and have knowledge of the theoretical discourses that define the disciplinary practices of Religious Studies.
The successful candidate will offer undergraduate courses on East Asia's variety of communities and their religious traditions and practices, participate in a growing graduate program in Religious Studies, and contribute teaching and service to the position's home department, the Department of East Asian Studies in the Faculty of Arts. The normal teaching load is two courses per term.
Candidates should send a letter of application together with a CV, samples of published research or unpublished scholarly writing, and a teaching dossier (if available) to Dr. Willi Braun, Director, Program in Religious Studies, Office of Interdisciplinary Studies, 1-17 Humanities Centre, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, T6G 2E5. Applicants must also arrange for three letters of reference to be sent to the Director. Consideration of applications will begin November 18, 2007 and continue until an appointment is made. The effective date of employment will be July 1, 2008.
Established in 1908, and located in the city of Edmonton, the University of Alberta (http://www.ualberta.ca/) serves over 36,000 students in more than 200 undergraduate programs and 170 graduate programs; the Faculty of Arts (http://www.arts.ualberta.ca/) is the oldest and most diverse faculty on campus. The Program in Religious Studies (www.uofaweb.ualberta.ca/rs/) is a vibrant interdisciplinary unit with a strong record for teaching, research, and service.
For further information about the position, or the Program of Religious Studies, please contact the Director by email at Willi.Braun@ualberta.ca. For further information about the Department of East Asian Studies see http://www.arts.ualberta.ca/~eastasia/


还一类是在东亚系教中文,如有国内中文系硕士以上,或北美东亚系硕士以上,有中国对外汉语教学证书,外语好,可找到在大学教中文的职位.

beijing2008 : 2007-08-05#7
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中学小学一般没中文课.教书的可能性不大.

beijing2008 : 2007-08-05#8
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一般中文学校只是周末上课.那是容易找的,看你自己了.上一节课10块钱.在经济上帮不了你大忙.不能作为职业.作为职业的话只有在大学工作.做和中国文化有关的研究或教汉语.

beijing2008 : 2007-08-05#9
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beijing2008 : 2007-08-05#10
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Required: Ph.D. or ABD in Chinese literature, linguistics, or a related field; native or near-native fluency in Mandarin Chinese and English.

beijing2008 : 2007-08-05#11
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其实比读MBA还难.

rosesknight : 2007-08-06#12
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谢谢亲爱的2008!请收下点点SW,了表我绵薄的心意。

爱海涛涛 : 2007-08-07#13
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我还是不会加声望。。。。。
不过还是谢谢北京2008

Beijing2008 : 2007-08-07#14
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我还是不会加声望。。。。。
不过还是谢谢北京2008
偶不在乎声望.只要你满意.

芷萱清芬 : 2007-08-08#15
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我有个朋友,英语很好, 在国内是学汉语应用语言学专业的硕士. 她有机会进加拿大的高校吗?

Beijing2008 : 2007-08-08#16
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我有个朋友,英语很好, 在国内是学汉语应用语言学专业的硕士. 她有机会进加拿大的高校吗?
我会说可以试一下。看到上面的广告了吗?如他接近NATIVE的水平话。另外找工作要他自己去发简历,上面的广告讲了人家的要求。

芷萱清芬 : 2007-08-10#17
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thank you!

猪都笑了 : 2009-10-18#18
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有没有人给老外当中文家教・・・那样应该薪水会高点?