Are the English proficiency requirements for senior and associate senior titles both A?

Looking at the evaluation criteria, it seems that full professorship corresponds to grade A, while associate professorship corresponds to grade B

For both full professors and associate professors, one must pass exam A.

Since 2005, the passing score for the professional English test announced by the Personnel Department has generally been 60 points. Starting in 2007, the time limit on the validity of grades A, B, and C was removed, and they became valid indefinitely. \"Valid for a long time\" means that once you obtain the professional English certificate, its score remains valid for a long period when applying for corresponding professional titles, but it can only be used once; you need to take the exam again if you want to apply in the future.

The evaluations for English in the senior and associate senior levels are both A. However, the number of subjects required for computers varies; my organization requires 3 modules for those with an associate senior rank and 4 modules for those with a senior rank.

Are these regulations **regulations? The workplace? A place?

I took the exam in 1999; I think it was for senior or associate senior positions, and in both cases one had to score A. It seems that computers were not required back then; I’m not sure what the requirements are now. Back then, the English exam was quite easy.

Both senior and associate senior positions require a Level A qualification, but one has to handle the papers and other related matters on their own. Otherwise, if it’s a regular situation, it shouldn’t be a problem if one can find someone to use their connections

Is this message confirmed? Why does our HR department keep telling us to take the exam for level A directly? Say to finish it all at once

It varies from place to place. In Sichuan, since 2007, both senior and associate positions require a B grade; moreover, the score obtained for an associate senior position can be used to apply for a senior position. However, the provincial standards are quite high – 55–60 points, which is more than in most other provinces and cities. Additionally, for both senior and associate positions, 5 modules are required in the computer skills test. 4 are required for all levels: engineering, scientific research, and universities – it’s too much. Although the exams are easy, it’s still frustrating. Last edited by tmny1 on 2009-3-4 14:45.]

Shanghai 2009 National Unified Examination for Foreign Language Proficiency for Professional and Technical Personnel I. Classification of Examination Levels and Scope of Application Based on the different foreign language requirements for various professions, as well as the actual circumstances of professional and technical personnel, the classification of examination levels and their scope of application in this city are as follows: Examination Level A Scope of Application ① Those seeking to advance to senior professional and technical positions in the fields of higher education, research, healthcare, and engineering, or those seeking to advance to top-level professional and technical positions in other fields； ②Those who are promoted to Senior International Business Specialist. Exam Grade B ① Persons working in health and engineering-related positions in units at the county level or below who are being promoted to senior professional and technical positions ； ②Those who have been promoted to intermediate professional and technical positions in the fields of higher education, scientific research, engineering, and health ； ③Those who are promoted to a senior professional and technical position in series where no distinction is made between principal and deputy positions (with the exception of the engineering series), or those who are promoted to a deputy senior professional and technical position in other series.