How / where to get certification to teach mandarin?

• pqr

  7 Feb 06, 13:56

  
  is there any private school that awards certs after the classes?
  
  Teaching at primary level is fine
  
  thanks
• FireIce

  7 Feb 06, 13:57

  wanna teach mainstream pri sch must go thru MOE lah......
• ndmmxiaomayi

  7 Feb 06, 13:59

  Chinese studies diploma by NP.
  
  I only can think of that.
• joeacid

  7 Feb 06, 14:24

  To be a mandarin teacher in SG, u hav to be a bachelor degree holder with Chinese of any university and going thru a MOE teacher-training program to decide whether u're qualify for it~ Btw, what's ur qualification now?
  Maybe u can sign on as a teacher and hav them send u to NUS for education?
• pqr

  7 Feb 06, 14:25

  Originally posted by FireIce:

  wanna teach mainstream pri sch must go thru MOE lah......

  i know lah...
  
  i know there are many tutors without formal certification but teaching chinese...
  
  just wondering if there are such instituation who awards certs to those who want to learn how to teach
• pqr

  7 Feb 06, 14:26

  Originally posted by joeacid:

  To be a mandarin teacher in SG, u hav to be a bachelor degree holder with Chinese of any university and going thru a MOE teacher-training program to decide whether u're qualify for it~ Btw, what's ur qualification now?
  Maybe u can sign on as a teacher and hav them send u to NUS for education?

  how about to teach overseas such as australia where the younger westen kids (< 11 years old manybe) wants to learn?
• pqr

  7 Feb 06, 14:27

  Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:

  Chinese studies diploma by NP.
  
  I only can think of that.

  got such diploma by Ngee Ann poly?!
  
  i will check...
  thanks
• joeacid

  7 Feb 06, 14:37

  Originally posted by pqr:

  how about to teach overseas such as australia where the younger westen kids (< 11 years old manybe) wants to learn?

  hmm... this is case by case basis for individual institutions.
  But to my knowledge, with a diploma or equilevant can teach basic chinese le.
  If u wanna know more abt it... u can check with the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce~
• pqr

  7 Feb 06, 14:40

  Originally posted by joeacid:

  hmm... this is case by case basis for individual institutions.
  But to my knowledge, with a diploma or equilevant can teach basic chinese le.
  If u wanna know more abt it... u can check with the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce~

  i will check with singapore chinese chamer of commerce then
  
  thank you
• joeacid

  7 Feb 06, 14:43

  Originally posted by pqr:

  i will check with singapore chinese chamer of commerce then
  
  thank you

  np ^-^ ~ Too bad u're into Chinese industry, so i can't help much.
  If u're into English and Business Studies stuffs, i mayb able to give u more info. hehe