Do I have to take the professional English test?
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Do I have to take the professional English test? Do I need to take it even in private companies? Having joined this unit, I haven’t heard any colleagues mention the need to take an exam in English for professional titles, and there is no such concept of evaluating professional titles here either. So is it still necessary to take this exam?
Evaluating professional titles is a **practice that exists only in large companies such as Sinopec and CNPC. For other small businesses and private enterprises, individuals need to file the necessary declarations at the local personnel department. Many private and foreign companies are indifferent to professional title evaluations. . .
If you have a degree in engineering and want to be promoted to engineer, in principle there is no need to take an exam. However, if you do take the exam, your score will serve as an additional advantage in the evaluation process; it’s no problem at all, and it’s not difficult at all. It’s great that dictionaries are allowed! It’s better to pass the exam.
Do your best on the exam; many experienced colleagues fail the English test, which affects their chances of getting professional titles
For professional title evaluation, some require exams while others do not. How many years have you been working (your length of service)? It affects the professional title you can be awarded; ask your human resources department. Foreign-funded enterprises focus on capabilities; they never care about what professional titles are Did you take the professional English exam?
Requirements vary from region to region; our organization requires no entrance exam for those with a doctoral degree, haha
It seems that older comrades don’t need to take exams; they are given special consideration. We young people need to work harder to succeed
For obtaining an intermediate professional title here, one only needs to take an English exam; 60 points are sufficient for use in the evaluation process once. But to get over 50 points, it only needs to be used for one year; its validity is then assessed in the following year.
Let’s take the exam then. It’s quite simple. I’ve never liked English; I just finished the exam this year, chose level B, studied for over a month, got a dictionary, and managed to score 81 points. It will be useful in the future.