Posts for recruiting moderators in other foreign language regions (valid indefinitely)
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Due to the influence of the broader environment, not many people choose to learn less common languages; we hope that members who are interested in developing other languages related to the chemical industry will actively sign up to contribute to the development of this area. The conditions are as follows: 1. Love the forum, be willing to contribute, and ready to help members solve problems ； 2. Have a certain amount of time to use the internet ； 3. Have a certain level of proficiency in the language specified ； 4. Understand the club and be familiar with its rules. Those who meet the above conditions please post a reply to register. Registration format: Forum ID: Major: Language being studied: Level reached: Current job: Earnings as a moderator: Basic monthly salary + bonuses + funds for events. We welcome you to join our team of speakers of less common languages – with you, we’ll be even better! :handshake :handshake Foreign language club A cup of tea April 17, 2009
Can I sign up in the fourth grade of elementary school? Forum ID: 364711. Major: Thermal Energy and Power Engineering. Language studied: Japanese. Proficiency level: around Level 2. Current job: Pipeline design. It seems there are few posts in this forum at the moment, and its popularity is low; it is suggested to start a post to investigate the number of people who visit other foreign language forums daily, as well as to understand why people come to this forum. (Adequate financial rewards are given to those who participate), and then targeted activities are carried out. I came to this area because I work for a Japanese-owned engineering company; there are many situations where I need to communicate with my Japanese colleagues, and I also have to keep track of numerous projects in Japan. During that time, there were some specialized terms I didn’t understand, and the operating procedures of Japanese-owned engineering companies also differed from those in the past. I hope to get everyone's help. Of course, I also hope to do my bit to help everyone overcome their difficulties. This post was last edited by tekchina on 2009-4-20 12:55.]
Can I do it too? I study Russian, and my husband studies Japanese and English; strictly speaking, our family can speak three languages My English isn’t very good; I mainly want to learn more Russian. It’s been several years since I graduated, and I’m starting to forget the language. I have to take an exam for a professional title next year. I guess I can spend around 8 hours a day online, as I’m the only one in the office. Forum ID: 101333 Major: Oil and Gas Storage and Transportation Engineering Language spoken: Russian Proficiency level: **Level 4 Current job: Pressure vessels and piping engineering
Forum ID: 144467 Major: Chemical Engineering Languages spoken: Japanese/Russian/English/Korean Level achieved: Ten years ago: Around N1 in Japanese, beginner level in Russian, Level 6 in English, beginner level in Korean. Current job: Process design. Current issue: Due to posting few messages, my online time on the forum is also short. However, if I become a moderator, I will ensure that my average online time is 2-3 hours per day.