Although Chinese is very hot all over the world at present, as far as I know, Quebec does not need Chinese teachers. As for being a Chinese teacher or other teachers, you have to obtain a teacher's professional qualification certificate, which is equivalent to our employment certificate. Otherwise, it can't be taught. It has nothing to do with whether you have any experience in teaching in China. There are few other occupations related to China people in Quebec, mainly because the official trade cooperation between China and Canada is not enough, not to mention Quebec (the countryside is very large, and the urban construction is between the second-tier cities and the third-tier cities in our province). So, if you want a place where you can speak French and have a Chinese major, you can choose France, because I heard that there are Chinese majors there, but I forgot a few majors. Even if you don't plan to major in Chinese, you can consider going to France, because there are still many official trade exchanges between China and France (although things in Tibet have been a little stiff with Lao Sa some time ago, it doesn't affect the general trend), such as buying French planes and trains. But the premise is that France does not accept immigrants. If the major premise is immigration, then the desire to be a Chinese teacher may be difficult to realize. It is best to find jobs at the lower level in Quebec, such as bakers, cooks, plumbers, masons, etc. This is the easiest to find, and it is in short supply. However, you should pay more attention. Even if you are a Chinese teacher, your French level must be very high. Otherwise, how do you explain the essence of China, such as "Walk slowly", "Leap frog-I don't understand" and "Speak of the devil"? All right, that's all. Are you satisfied with the answer? Just a reminder, don't be so stingy when you reward points next time, otherwise the average person won't answer. My main purpose is to really help you. I am a good person. Finally, I'll teach you how to say "Speak of the devil" in French. I hope you really have a chance to teach Chinese in Quebec. When talking loudly, when waiting in line.