What do you need to be a Chinese teacher in Australia?

1, employer's guarantee 2, employment contract (not less than 1 year) 3, IELTS 7.0 (A) or 7.5 (G) and in Australia, few people go to schools in China. Everyone is looking for foreign students to learn Chinese (I am an Australian student and now I am working as a part-time Chinese tutor). Btw Australia does not recognize the qualification certificate of teaching Chinese as a foreign language teacher, so it does not get extra points when applying for a visa or immigration, and applies for a work visa. In addition, beware of unscrupulous intermediaries.

Qualification certification is the first step and prerequisite for you to have a satisfactory and reasonable income in Australia. According to my practical experience, Chinese learning is not very popular among young Australians. )

If you have a labor visa, you can choose an intermediary company to help you choose an employer (the intermediary needs to be drawn, and the general work is not as ideal as advertised); If you have friends or relatives there, you can help find related jobs or find them online yourself.

As for the visa process, you can refer to the www.immi.gov.au website of the Australian Immigration Bureau, which contains various visa conditions, material list and other information. I believe your English should be all right ~

As for emotional problems, there are many people in China, but it will only be more realistic than in China ~ and Australia is still a white world after all. If you can do it,

Australia is a multi-ethnic immigrant country, and various cultures are integrated with each other. It is hard to say what the specific local cultural characteristics are. It mainly depends on which circle you live in ~ again, publicity belongs to publicity, in the final analysis, it is still a white world ~