General education is a missing link in the teacher education reforms, and its quality is also unsatisfied and criticized. There is little benefit of general education to achieve the goals of teacher education. These shortcomings are often the causes of ineffective development for teachers. The study explores the teaching quality of general education at National Taipei Teachers College from the evaluation perspective. Teaching evaluations are based on the subjective evaluation of students. Questionnaire survey and interview are used in this study. Findings indicated that the overall quality of general education is low; specifically the performance levels in “teaching outcome” is lower than in other domains. In order to ensure the quality of general education, National Taipei Teachers College must take some reform actions, including: (1) to develop the new concepts of general education; (2) to encourage self-evaluation for general education; (3) to integrate and use the resources and advantages for all departments; (4) to implement the incentive system for increasing teaching quality; (5) to enhance the teaching competence of faculty; and (6) to enlarge and deepen the teaching areas of general education.