What are the requirements for Singapore Ministry of Education to recruit Chinese teachers?

If the major on the college diploma is Chinese language and literature, it meets the requirements. Being a Chinese teacher in Singapore requires MOE certification. This certification is similar to China's teacher qualification certificate. If you don't study Chinese language and literature, you won't be certified. Only those who can be certified can be Chinese teachers in Singapore.

If you want to teach Chinese in Singapore's government secondary schools or primary schools, you must first graduate from 60 universities (undergraduate courses) or 32 normal schools in mainland China recognized by Singapore's Ministry of Education, plus two years of teaching experience, and be under 40 years old, which will give you basic admission consideration.

The list of 32 normal schools in the Mainland recognized by Singapore is as follows:

School of Primary Education of Capital Normal University, Shanghai Normal University, Tianjin No.2 Normal University, Harbin Normal University, Changchun Normal University, shenyang normal Normal University, Dalian Normal University, Tangshan Normal University, Shanxi taiyuan normal Normal University, Wuxi Normal University, Nanjing Xiaozhuang Normal University, Shenzhen University, Qingdao Normal University, Hunan No.1 Normal University, Daqing Normal University, Nantong Normal University, Jinan Normal University, Fuzhou Normal University, Xiamen Normal University, Zhengzhou Normal University, Hubei University, Guangzhou Normal University, Zhongshan Normal University and Sichuan Normal University.