BEC Advanced or Translation Qualification, Which is Better for Me?

I work in an American company, describe the working environment, all emails, systems and reports are in English, depending on the nature of the position, some need to use English often with foreigners** or meetings. According to what you said, you mainly want to have an advantage in your future work, and my recommendation is to take BEC Advanced because you already have a good foundation in English and need to be more comprehensive in the workplace environment. The BEC is primarily a business environment, and the card is valid for life.

It's very simple, if you want to be a translator in the future, you must take the interpreting exam, and if you want to work in a foreign company, then BEC Advanced is the first choice.

I only finished my intermediate exam at the end of May, and I feel that this time of revision will also help me with my English needs at work.

Good luck!

The pre-examination certificate is voluntary. The certificate has these:1During college, there are seniors, sixties, junior colleges, four junior colleges, and eight junior collegesIn the translation category, there are National Translation Qualification Certificate, Shanghai Translation Certificate, and Business Translation Certificate.

3.There is an Intermediate and Advanced Certificate in Interpreting 4Foreign trade has customs declaration certificate, inspection certificate, foreign trade salesman certificate, document 5Business classes include BEC, etc.

If you are developing in the direction of foreign trade, it is recommended to take the 4th category or BEC, and then take the intermediate or senior interpreting to add color to yourself, and practice your oral English well to facilitate foreign-related work or work in foreign companies.

If you don't speak well but read well, it means that you have a certain vocabulary and a good ability to write. It is recommended that you can improve your translation skills first, apply for the translation qualification, and at the same time, you can seize the time to further improve and strengthen your oral communication skills by participating in some intensive speaking classes.

Practice more speaking and listening, of course, BEC is advanced, if you want to comprehensively improve the advanced interpretation test, it is good.

I studied English.

After looking at your situation.

I feel like BEC is still for you.

Because if you want to work for a foreign company.

It's better to learn BEC.

This is professional enough!

If you have other questions.

Can hi mine!

BEC Advanced and Advanced Interpreting, Advanced Interpreting is better.

According to the characteristics of interpretation, the English Advanced Interpreter Qualification Certificate Examination takes the test of interpreting level as the main goal, and comprehensively tests the language use ability from four aspects: listening, speaking, reading, translation, and interpretation. The test is divided into five parts: 1. Listening, 2. Reading English newspapers and periodicals, 3. Translation, 4. Speaking, and 5. Interpreting.

The first three parts are written exams, including six exam units, each unit is 30 minutes, and a total of 180 minutes is required. The last two parts are carried out separately.

The listening test consists of four parts: dictation, listening comprehension, note-taking, and listening and translation.

The dictation questions are subjective and the length of the dictation text is 300 to 350 words, read only once, and the speech rate is 80 to 100 words per minute. There are 20 marked blank parts in the test questions that candidates are required to fill in, and the length of words and phrases in the filled part is limited to 6 words, and there is a gap of 3 to 5 minutes after the dictation content** for candidates to fill in.

There are four types of listening comprehension test materials: speech, dialogue including interviews, news broadcasts, and lectures, and the test questions are in the form of multiple-choice questions, and there are several multiple-choice questions after each listening material, and there is a gap of 12 to 15 seconds after each multiple-choice question, and the test taker is required to choose one of the four choices given in the test paper, and the recording rate is 150 words per minute.

The note-taking test requires candidates to take notes while listening and then completing fill-in-the-blank questions based on a thorough understanding of what they have heard. The question type is subjective, the length of the text is 600 to 700 words, the speed of speech is 100 to 120 words per minute, listen to it once, there are 20 blanks in the content overview of the length of 200 words given for students to fill in, each blank is a word, the test time is 15 minutes, of which 5 minutes is to listen to the recording, and the answer time is 10 minutes.

Wow, are you all self-taught? Is BEC Intermediate hard to take? I passed level 4, I didn't pass level 6, and now I want to take this test too.

If you have the time and energy, you can take both programs, which will be helpful for future employment choices. You can also take the certificate of this major.

The Advanced English Interpreting Examination is a high-level examination for the English Interpreting Qualification Certificate, which can be applied for by candidates with CET-8 or above and equivalent English proficiency levels.

Test items: Advanced English Interpreting, Intermediate English Interpreting, Advanced Japanese Interpreting, Intermediate Japanese Interpreting, Basic English Interpreting Ability.

The BEC exam does not require any special qualifications, and registration is not limited by age, gender, occupation, region, education, etc., and is suitable for those who have elementary, intermediate and advanced English proficiency and are engaged in business work for the purpose of study. Anyone (including students, unemployed persons, etc.) can register at the local test center with their ID card.

The Business English test is conducted in two stages. The first stage is a written test, which includes reading, writing, and listening, and the second stage is an oral test. Over the years, a large number of business English talents have been trained through examinations.