I speak Chinese and I would like to find a job teaching Chinese in the secondery school or a college, but I do not know how.
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LANGUAGE OF THE ARTS\nDEGREE IN TEACHING IS PRIMARY \nTHEN GO FOR THE WORLD\nAND TEACH
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Some websites for your reference:\n\n\nhttp://www.mylanguageexchange.com/Search.asp?selX3=1\nhttp://zhongwen.com/\nhttp://en.chinabroadcast.cn/chinese/\nhttp://www.hanyu.com.cn/en/default.asp\nhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/languages/chinese/real_chinese/\nhttp://www.csulb.edu/~txie/online.htm\nhttp://www.minmm.com/\nhttp://www.wku.edu/~yuanh/AudioChinese/\nhttp://www.chinesepod.com/\nhttp://www.chinese-tools.com/learn/chinese\nhttp://www.csulb.edu/~txie/ccol/content.htm\nhttp://www.zapchinese.com/\nhttp://www.china.org.cn/e-learning/1.htm\nhttp://www.chinese-outpost.com/language/\nhttp://www.tigernt.com/dict.shtml\nhttp://www.okdaily.com/go/svc/ecdict.html\ni\n\nArticle/blog:\nhttp://www.caterina.net/archive/001014.html\nhttp://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2003/09/09/AR2005032304301.html\nhttp://pinyin.info/readings/texts/moser.html\nhttp://www.sinosplice.com/lang/\nhttp://www.ltscotland.org.uk/mfle/creativeteaching/chinaspecial/learningchineseonline.asp
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I'm in china too, and I've found that most Chinese textbooks for learning chinese are not very useful or applicable to real life.\n\nI started with the pronunciation of the pinyin with the free class my school gave.  Then I moved to writing/reading (which should be combined but they don't understand that) I used "Reading and Writing Chinese" by Tuttle Publishing, Hong Kong.  can buy in major cities' foreign language bookstore for around 120RMB.  It mostly teaches the old characters but is very useful because it has english explanations and step-by-step (or stroke-by-stroke) writing diagrams.  And if you know the old you can learn the new ones easily, but not the other way around.\n\nOnce you have basic numbers, travel words and everyday needs, you should sit down with a phrasebook or a restaurant menu and study the foods.  It is a must-do!  Eat something different every day and study the characters and pronunciation of the food words.\n\nBeyond that, I would recommend you take a chinese friend to the bookstore and look through a few books until you find one that best suits you.  DONT buy the one your friend recommends, keep looking... you will find one, but it has to be challenging and interesting, not the "Kunming is the spring city" type of book, thats BS that you will never need in your daily life as a foreigner.
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go to your county library and ask if there is a Japanese consulate in your area and they can find someone willing to tutor you.
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Absolutely!  I had the same need, and I found the following website very helpful:\nhttp://www.mandarintools.com/cgi-bin/wordlook.pl\n\nNow I can talk to my chinese business contacts and friends all day long!
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You will probably need to learn to speak an obscure chinese dialect first as barely 50% of the population of China speaks mandarin, especially the older people.\nGood places to start would be Yangshuo or Dali, both of which have schools that accept foreigners and this would help you to make some contacts.\nEmail me if I can help some more as I live in China.\nMy own recommendation would be to go to Iga Ueno in Japan and study Ninjutsu under Hatsumi.
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I guess it depends on how good you are with languages :)\nYou should check out http://www.chinese-forums.com.  There are a lot of people with the same question.  Or go to http://www.chinese-forum.net , it's fairly new though.
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try junior or community colleges.  admission is usually just an application fee.  classes are usually cheap.  and at some of these schools the teaching is actually pretty good.\n\nyou would want to start with English as a second language courses.  I live in Florida so these are taught nearl everywhere.  I don't know where you are located but if it is a state with many immigrants like a Florida or Texas, California, or New York then you should be able to find classes easily.  \n\nWhile doing the first semester you could probably take a basic preperatory English classe with English as a Secondary Language 1.  Then, during a second semester you could take English as a Secondary Language 2 and maybe an Engliah Literature class to study some writing.  If there are any more Engliah as a Secondary Language do those and also try to find a conversational Engliahs class
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Get your RID certification and then get your teaching certification for the state you want to work in.\n\nFollow the link to see what the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf has to say. (1)
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Very simple. Join an English teaching school.
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Usually they are looking for someone with experience.  Try adding teachers as references and note things that you do at school for experience(running messages for teachers, paper filing, photo journalism).  Best places to get a job at is at the mall, small shops.  Look for places that will give you experience with customer service (key word for the business world)
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Seek out a Brazilian company, one that needs somebody who is fluent in Portuguese and English or, perhaps you could find work as a private tutor.
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Please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\nYou study chinese and teach it.\nemail me imediatly.\nXie xie lao shi!!!!!!
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I know from experience that you can definately find a teaching job in Korea so long as you have ANY 4 year degree. It does not have to be an Enlish degree, you can have any major that you want. Of course, having a TESL Certificate (Teaching English as a Second Language Certificate) would be an asset, but it is not required.\n\nWhen you are looking for work, make sure to include a picture with your resume. Trust me, if you have a 'North American' or 'Western' looking face, the schools will be more interested in you. Having a 'foreigner' work for a Korean school is an asset for the school, as the parents of the students will be greatly impressed. \n\nSome reputable schools you might want to look into are, PAGODA Language School (teaching University students/adults), Jung Chul Language Schools (teaching mostly children), and Kids Club Language Schools (teaching only children). All of these schools have many locations, great teaching materials, and good reputations for treating teachers fairly. \n\nTeaching in Korea pays a little less than in Japan (your salary will be between $1900.00 USD - $2500.00 USD per month), but the cost of living in Korea is dramatically less than living in Japan. \n\nGenerally, you will teach between 25-30 classes/week, and classes are between 40-60 minutes long, depending on the school. You could expect to work for approximately 6 hours a day, not including report cards, and making tests and other materials.\n\nYou can really be scammed by some schools (and their owners). Please, be careful to fully research any school that you do choose. Teaching English is such a rewarding job, and living abroad is and experience that you will never forget. \n\nI hope that this helps you, bye^^
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You can get a job teaching abroad.  You can teach english to students who work for big companys and corporations.  This is especially good because you want to go overseas.  The thing is, big companies and corporations need someone to be able to speak english to talk with big companies in USA.  So, they send these people to your english class.  These people will already know english so its not that difficult.  You just need to take their certificate class and you are almost garaunteed a job.  This certification program is accepted nationwide because of the strong skills they teach.  As a matter of fact, my friend took the class already.  He has a job next winter teaching in Vietnam.  I am about to take the class also.  I like the idea of going abroad to teach english.  You also get paid well for it.  In certain countries, your monthly pay is like their year of working.  So, when you get paid, you are practically king.  This of course varies.  But, in countries with strong currencies, they wont pay you low.  If they do, you cant survive over there, so nobody will go.  They are paying my friend $30 an hour.  In Vietnam, people make $30 a month.  So, with his contract, he will be teaching 10 hours a week. You wont get the 40 hour a week.  More like 10 a week to start.
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start your own business. service business are generally better, e.g. tutoring. also, many foreign schools are looking for online teachers, but you have to invest roughly $100 in extra computer equipment, such as a webcam and microphone.
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If we could figure out a way to do it, I would love to help you learn English and I would love to learn Chinese.  Many of my students parents speak Chinese only and I would like to be able to communicate with them.