请问：有在澳洲教中文的朋友吗

nancy

国内的对外汉语教师资格证去考有用吗？<br>
谁有澳洲教中文的信息甚至是实际经验？<br>
谢谢关注<img src="../leadbbsfile/UBBicon/em05.GIF"  align=absmiddle border=0>

thewall

。。。 教儿子算不算 。。。

Teleprince

有一定作用 但用处不大<br>
如果想在正式学校教书的话 需要有这里的教师资格 <br>
当然私人辅导的话 中英文好就足够了

nancy

有这里的教师资格 <br>
??<br>
具体是什么资格 怎么获得？<br>
谢谢<br>

Teleprince

Pathway 1 - To complete a local pre-service teacher course, such as a 4-year BEd, a 2-year postgraduate BTeach/MTeach or a 1-year DipEd. Then you are eligible to apply for teacher registration in the state or territory where you obtain your qualification. It takes at least one year to become a qualified teacher if you are fresh in teaching. <br>
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Pathway 2 - Mutual recognition. If you are an overseas trained teacher, you could have your certification assessed and get mutual recognition. However the catch is Chinese trained teachers can hardly get passed. If you have a PGCE or something similiar from an English speaking country then you can definitely have a go for this. <br>
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In NSW you don't have to be a registered teacher if you work in non-public sector. In other states you need to be registered by law. However, you can hardly find a teacher who is not registered in Australia. Your Chinese certificate can hopefully be a plus, but can't replace your teacher registration.

nancy

谢谢 几个问题<br>
1、那意味着我可以先在澳洲念个书，比如这方面的硕士，然后申请注册。对吗 ？<br>
2、DIPED是什么？<br>
3、PGCE是什么？<br>
4、如果有现在国内搞的“对外汉语教师资格证”，在澳洲实际的找华文教师岗位的机会如何？还需要再读书然后获取登记吗？<br>
谢谢

nancy

谢谢解答啊<br>

todi

也非常感谢teleprince，我也有打算到那做中文教师的想法

nzman

其实不一定要到学校去教书, 完全可以自己打广告招生. 这里华人这么多,市场是很大的.在澳洲做了四个多月家教,我觉得收入不比到外面打工差.

FanYee

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Teleprince

Private tutoring is not a bad choice. But since everyone here speaks heavenly <br>
Chinese a qualified teacher status would definitely be the backbone of your <br>
teaching career.

liuyang1

请问楼主，“对外汉语教师资格证”在国内好考吗，大概都是考哪些内容？听说也要求英文成绩，就是需要参加雅思考试，那是否把移民考试的雅思成绩出示就可以了？中文方面需要什么呢？

flylotus

需要考的科目有：中国文化（主要是文学史），对外汉语教学理论，古代汉语，现代汉语<br>
普通话二级甲等（在当地语委进行普通话水平测试，教育部对城市小学语文老师要求的就是这个等级），英语（大学英语4级以上，雅思5分以上，托福500分以上）。<br>
个人感觉如果不是中文专业，考试还是有难度。普通话水平和英语成绩永久有效，其他成绩5年内有效。<br>
我知道的就这么多。呵呵。

flylotus

请问猪爸爸，你现在澳洲吗？当地对汉语教师的需求如何？谢谢。

猪爸爸

经过一段时间的了解<br>
我发现：<br>
在国内的通过率不高 但是 应该有逐年扩大的趋势 据说在改革 <br>
证书是分3种 初中高三个级别<br>
主要考试内容涉及范围为教学理论 中国文化以及语言学等 英文以及普通话等级是在考试结束成绩出来后 进行资格认证的时候需要 关于英语成绩的要求 大学的 雅思的都有用 如果是中文类专业毕业 有科目可以免考<br>
具体你可以上“汉办”网看 其他的一些新闻报道也有涉及 <br>
就我了解 这个基本还是个应试过程 与实践使用培训还有很大的距离 也反映了中国教育的特色<br>
就我们PR而言 似乎真的可以直接跳过考试 这个毕竟是国内考试 直接寻找一些实践的机会去推进 <br>
还有什么问题 可以继续问 我能解答 就解答啦

Teleprince

I suspect most schools here would welcome a " Mandarin proficiency certificate" rather than a " Chinese teaching certificate" granted by a Chinese institution. The reason for this is that the methodology you learnt in China may not well <br>
fit the local curriculum (in most cases it doesn't), yet your Mandarin <br>
proficiency is always recognisable and teachable. In a nutshell, a teacher <br>
certificate (preferably from Aus) is a must, and a "Mandarin certificate" is <br>
a very desirable advantage, if you're seeking a school-based position. <br>
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In terms of job hunting, there are definitely more qualified teachers than<br>
openings, and Chinese is by no means a supported LOTE in schools. Generally <br>
Chinese ranks fifth in the nationally accredited six major LOTEs, right after<br>
French, German, Japanese, and Indonesian, but might have an edge on Italian,<br>
Modern Greek and other minor languages in terms of student enrolments. <br>
The tonal pronounciation and non-alphabetic writing script are the main <br>
challenges which hinder local students' interest in Chinese. Compared with <br>
Japan Foundation, the organisational funding to Chinese is minute too. The <br>
encouraging factor is that the increasing number of Chinese migrants may <br>
signalise the education arthority, and what if the Mandarin-speaking Rudd won <br>
the next federal election...

猪爸爸

我有中国国家语委颁发的普通话二级甲等证书 哈哈 不过我还在杭州 下次来是明年3月左右