Do teachers of Chinese as a foreign language in Confucius Institute recruit non-Chinese as a foreign language majors? Especially non-language related majors, such as biology.

Hanban used to choose teachers for teaching Chinese as a foreign language on the basis of the qualification certificate for teaching Chinese as a foreign language, but now this certificate is no longer issued. Confucius Institute attaches great importance to teachers' teaching experience, and it is harsh to adapt to the living environment abroad. Majors are generally liberal arts students. After all, it is best to be trained, especially in language, so much the better. Academic qualifications are generally undergraduate, but now they are developing in the direction of high education, and there are more and more graduate students. If you study biology, you'd better prepare hard. The words of Confucius Institute require high knowledge of Chinese, and they will be caught off guard by various follow-up questions during the interview. Good luck! !