Do Chinese schools in America also allow non-Chinese?
609683
yes. it's there for people to learn chinese not only for chinese people to go to school.
792295
Yes a foreign student can find a free seat in America. He can apply for a scholarship both for MS and PHD. Also scholarships are available for BS degrees also.\nYou need to check with the individual university for the details. Normally the admission office of the university handles this matter. You may also write to the administrative office r of the concerned department where you want to seek admission.\n\nApart from the scholarships awarded by an university, you may also refer some public and private organisations which fund studies of foreign students in America.\n\nBest wishes.\n\nRavi
1162062
Well,the Chinese save up more of their income and they also invest more of their money into education,so...it goes without saying,China is the next America.
100701
We have them in my school. The kids are amazingly responsible...but it's an overseas international school (with kids from over 40 different countries). The rules are totally different over here.
544975
Utah Chinese American Community Directory: http://www.kued.org/chineseamerican/utah/directory.html\n\nSalt Lake City Chinese Chrstn\nhttp://www.slcccc.org/ch/index.aspx\n(801) 278-4723 \n1910 E 3900 S Holladay, UT 84124\n\nSalt Lake Chinese Baptist Chr\n(801) 943-8881 \n3009 Pineview Dr \nCottonwood, UT 84121
479168
Yes...there are many. Its really just a matter of location. If the US were in Asia we would be flooded with Chinese. Seems the INS isn't able to find and deport other foreign nationals either.
26250
As I know,\nThere has been Yahoo! Answers in Korea \nand Taiwan(traditional chinese).\nIn Taiwan, they call Knowledge+.\ncheck that\nhttp://tw.knowledge.yahoo.com/info/ranking.html
283668
I'm Chinese - so perhaps this is only the way in the Chinese culture...but if a friend of mine wants money instead of gifts - they do not register.  Yes, you'll get a few crap gifts but (like I said, at least in the Chinese American community) people know that means you want money instead. In addition maybe spread a quiet rumor to friends and family and hopefully they'll pass the word around.
444003
go meet a chinese person and ask the t teach you. the best way to learn is from who has the experice
681957
Pumping out kids like they are doing now, joining forces with Mexicans to take over America. (oh wait!) that's what they are doing now!)So I'll answer your next question about America in the year 2016, We will also have to learn Chinese, besides Spanish. So when we call our banks, etc we will have to listen to press 1 for Spanish, 2 for Chinese, 3 for Korean, 4 for all Americans! etc!!!
306946
I started teaching in China ten years ago, everywhere from BeiDa all the way down to rural schoolhouses.\nUnfortunately there are very few schools left in China, only businesses pretending to be schools.\nStill, if you want more info check out http://teflchina.org/ for the most comprehensive site on the subject.
98946
Colleges probably don't care what language you take.  If you're interested in learning Chinese, then take the Chinese class.\nPersonally, I would take Chinese.
995266
Beijing Normal University is really good too because they have professors who are trained to teach Mandarin to foreign students. It might be best to find a program that operates through an American university though since it will make enrolling and other administrative issues a lot simpler.
363926
They can be mixed, Caucasian or asian. Officially (like for schools) they can pretty much choose whichever they want. Just be consistent.
636665
Yes. Ask the Chinese Governement/ Chinese.\nThere are related issues.\n\nthen you will know why.
196473
I imagine that there are institutions/colleges/\nuniversities that offer a program so that you can become a certified Chinese teacher. Check out these places in your locality.
527093
♡Oh, not true! I'm an American and my hubby is Japanese. I've lived here in Japan for almost 9 years now and know many men and women from other countries who live here as well that are NOT English teachers or temporary workers. There are many, many, many spouses of Japanese nationals here. Many of the women I know are housewives and mothers, not English teachers. I think it's that you mainly hear about people's experiences in Japan from those who have come here to work as teachers or temporary workers. But you'd be surprised as to how many people that are non-Asian, not English teachers or not temporary workers you'll find in Japan.♡