There’s about 1 month left until the professional English exam – how are you preparing?
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In the blink of an eye, it’s another month before the exam for the professional English qualification. Although it’s only been over half a year since I last took this exam, I can no longer recall the same mindset and atmosphere as back in college; I’m forced to cram at the last minute once again. I registered for level B; I hope to pass it successfully. . . I wonder if all the sea friends are ready? Which dictionary should I buy or borrow? Which words should be memorized? Should we do some simulations? How about taking a look at the textbook? This post was last edited by Flyupwards86 on 2009-2-27 08:50]
Taking the exam just half a year after graduation – isn’t that a waste? You won’t be able to apply for the evaluation until 4 years later, while the validity period for the professional English test is 3 years
IV. Validity Period and Passing Standards for Foreign Language Tests for Professional Titles (1) Once professional and technical personnel obtain a certificate of passing the foreign language test (score report), they are not subject to any restrictions regarding the validity period of this certificate when applying for professional and technical qualifications at the corresponding level or lower. Obtaining a Class A qualification certificate allows one to apply for professional and technical qualifications at all levels, with validity lasting for an extended period. This is the professional title policy in Guangdong; I’m not sure what the regulations are where you are
The requirements vary from province to province; I just checked the documents for our province: it is valid indefinitely. One should check the requirements of one’s own province.
If you take the B-level exam just half a year after leaving school, there should be no problem. It's sufficient to spend this month thoroughly studying the English tutoring books for professional titles. It’s best to use a dictionary that you often consult in the past, as familiarity can reduce the time needed to look up words.
For the Comprehensive Category A exam, it is valid for an extended period, isn’t difficult either, but it seems to be usable only once.
Are you referring to the professional titles issued by CNPC? These titles are valid for 5 years, and nowadays one also needs to have published papers and won awards – it’s really difficult
In my organization, one can apply only the year before seeking a professional title evaluation; there’s nothing that can be done about it
Regulations vary from place to place; here we used to be able to take the exam in advance, but this year it’s stipulated that one cannot take the exam until the required time has passed.
I’ve only graduated for a little over half a year; there’s no problem. We’ve taken exams here before, and the certification is valid for 5 years – you don’t even need to study for it. It’s not like me, who has been graduated for 6 years now and is already working. Ugh, you’re not allowed to bring a dictionary during the exam, are you? Is it allowed there?