There are four majors related to the Master of Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language:

1. Linguistics and Applied Linguistics (Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language)

2. China philology (teaching Chinese as a foreign language)

3. Curriculum and teaching theory (the direction of teaching Chinese as a foreign language) is only available in northern Chinese.

4. Master of Chinese International Education

1-3 is the so-called academic master; 4. Be a professional expert.

Columbia University is also an English major, and the test is 1.

The examination subjects and bibliography of each school are different. Specialized teachers are different. There are national exams, there are their own propositions, there are fees, and there are free ones. So if you want to take the 20 13 exam, you need to decide the school and major immediately.

Take Beijing Foreign Studies University and Beijing Foreign Studies University as an example. The number of applicants for master's degree is relatively small (the number of candidates divided by the number of students admitted), so you can apply.

Let's take the above two schools as examples. There is no difference between a master and a master.

It is recommended to take the following schools: Beiyu, Peking University, Beiwai, Beijing Normal University, Nanda and China Normal University; There are more international students in these schools, and there are more part-time opportunities when studying, so it will be relatively easy to find jobs.

I hope it helps. You'd better give me 10, or I won't answer next time.