UNESCO
Offers multilingual education guidance for understanding learners' language backgrounds and inclusion. Its materials address broader language education rather than a dedicated Chinese curriculum.
Details & sourcesInstitutions & public resources
An initial directory of 20 public, intergovernmental and nonprofit organisations. Listings are free; inclusion does not imply partnership or free institutional services.
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United Nations — Chinese Language Day resources
The Chinese Language Day pages support classroom discussion and cultural activities on Chinese and linguistic diversity. Consult each year's notice for event details and participation conditions.
Details & sourcesCenter for Language Education and Cooperation
Provides an official entry point for international Chinese education standards, teacher development and programme notices. Teachers should check the current announcement before applying.
Details & sourcesInternational Society for Chinese Language Teaching
Provides research, academic exchange and professional development information in Chinese language teaching. Membership, conferences and training follow the Society's own rules.
Details & sourcesFrench Association of Chinese Teachers
Connects Chinese teachers across school levels in France through teaching exchanges, publications and activities. It is useful for exploring the French Chinese education context.
Details & sourcesBritish Chinese Language Teaching Society
Focuses on Chinese teaching and research in UK higher education, with conferences, publications and teacher networking. Check the stated membership categories and geographical conditions.
Details & sourcesEuropean Association for Chinese Studies
Provides European Chinese studies conferences, workshops, publications and academic opportunities that can enrich teachers' cultural and research background. It does not serve as a Chinese teacher licensing body.
Details & sourcesACTFL
Offers proficiency descriptors, learning goal tools and professional development resources for designing Chinese curriculum and assessment. Official testing, member content and training have separate conditions.
Details & sourcesAsia Society
Its education pages offer Chinese programme planning and China-related cultural materials for intercultural discussion. Some resources describe historical programmes, so check their dates and current availability.
Details & sourcesFrance Éducation international
Provides language assistant mobility and educational cooperation information, including routes relevant to Chinese assistants in France. Positions, training and applications depend on each programme and year.
Details & sourcesFrench Ministry of National Education — éduscol
Provides official school Chinese curriculum, character thresholds and teaching support materials in France. Use the version applicable to the relevant school year and level.
Details & sourcesBritish Council
Provides information on UK Mandarin school programmes and language education support. Programme participation can depend on school, location and eligibility requirements.
Details & sourcesCouncil of Europe — language policy and ECML resources
Offers CEFR, plurilingual and intercultural education resources for learning goals and teaching reflection. ECML is an entry point within its institutional framework, and the materials are not all Chinese-specific.
Details & sourcesAustralian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority
Provides the Australian Curriculum and implementation guidance for checking Chinese learning pathways and curriculum design. States and territories adopt versions on their own timelines.
Details & sourcesNSW Department of Education
Offers secondary Chinese units, flashcards and assessment tasks as examples of local curriculum planning. Adapt them to learner backgrounds and applicable permissions.
Details & sourcesNew Zealand Ministry of Education
Its Tāhūrangi portal provides Chinese teaching guidance and language curriculum resources. During curriculum renewal, check the official version and year, distinguishing older level guides from newer phases.
Details & sourcesMinistry of Education, Singapore
Provides official Chinese syllabuses and Chinese as a third language information for comparing learner pathways. Mother tongue Chinese and third language Chinese target different learners.
Details & sourcesAssociation for Asian Studies
Offers teaching articles and cultural resources on Asia for interdisciplinary context in Chinese classes. Its coverage spans Asia rather than serving as a dedicated Chinese language textbook.
Details & sourcesChinese Language Teachers Association of Greater New York
Provides local Chinese teacher development, conferences and pedagogical exchange across education levels. It is a regional professional resource; check event and membership conditions separately.
Details & sourcesChinese Language Teachers Association of Southern California
Provides a regional network and information for Chinese educators and new teacher development. Listing the public entry point does not establish credential, employment or membership approval.
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