Learn English simply for the sake of work, and take exams. Is there a big loss or a big gain?

Of course, learning more knowledge is only good, and there is no harm.

But this also depends on your own situation, if your work is not so busy that you don't have time to take a shower, then I think you should be able to choose to study, as long as you are a person who can allocate and use your time reasonably.

Look at your title that says learn English for work, take the exam. As for this exam, I hope you are not just talking about the English level 4 or 6 test, because it is really boring, completely test-taking English, even if I have passed the test, I don't think it is very useful, of course, it can also reflect your English level to a certain extent. But I think, to give you a suggestion, it's just a personal suggestion, you can learn English well and then take the IELTS test, because the IELTS measurement is a comprehensive English proficiency test for a person, not the dumb English that is currently common in China.

In addition, I think you also know that in addition to applying for going abroad, many units are very interested in your IELTS score, because your IELTS score is good, which basically means that your English level is really good. Or it is also a good choice to take some English tests related to your major.

Therefore, I think if you have the energy and financial resources to study, it is definitely beneficial, even if you are tired now, but in the end it is likely that the benefits outweigh the costs, you should think about it yourself.

good luck~!

Big harvest. There is nothing to lose by learning English.

Shanghai is an international metropolis, and China has entered the WTO

So there are great benefits to learning English.

And you can enrich your knowledge.

Isn't it?

What matters is that you have learned?

Anything you learn now will be used in your life in the future.

The knowledge and learning are all done by themselves, and this account is a loss.

Every school is different.

Some schools in order to ensure the pass rate.

A qualifying exam will be set up first.

But you can take the test by the time you get to the second year of college.

The exam time is June and December every year, and the registration time is different from school to school.

It's just that you can't sign up, and you have to pay money to take the exam.

Haha, just kidding, before you enter the society, you can sign up to participate, and I hope you can pass it at one time.

We started in the second semester of our freshman year, and we had a chance to register online every semester and pay money, which seemed to be 35.

IELTS, TOEFL as long as you can register, you can take the test at any time, and the level of the test depends on your ability.

However, English level 6 must be passed on the basis of level 4, so you can take level 4 at the end of December of your freshman year, and level 6 at the end of your freshman year in June.

Generally, if you score 79 in the new TOEFL and 6 in IELTS, there is no problem with the 6th level in the university.

In terms of IELTS, a TOEFL score of 99 is still very much in need of strength.

And I don't think there is much significance in your freshman year, if you apply for graduate school, TOEFL or IELTS is the most suitable to take the test in the junior or senior year, otherwise you will finish the freshman year and the results will expire when you have to apply in the senior year.

ps.It is not necessary to take both TOEFL and IELTS. If you want to go to Commonwealth countries, you need to take IELTS, and if you want to go to North America, you need to take TOEFL. A lot of things are too much.

It seems that you can't take the English exam after leaving school!

ps: English exams are all deceptive, the best preparation is: when you have time, go to the toilet of various colleges and universities, write down the number of English answers in the toilet, and wrap it!

If you work, find an institution to study hard, be able to use it proficiently, communicate, and understand documents or something is the real ability! That Shenma certificate is all a lie!

You can stand on the street and communicate with foreigners.

All he can master is the language.

You can go and train in speaking, the most important thing in this job is to communicate with people, good luck, thank you.

If you want to study English at university, there are university public English levels and professional levels.

Definitely. After taking the exam, it will definitely be of great help to find a job. Moreover, the professional English test is professional level 4 and level 8. This is much more difficult than not getting an English major.

Then take the Public English test.

A good IELTS or TOEFL score for English-related positions is helpful.

You can take the PETS (Public English Test System) test.

Divided into 1 to 5 levels.

PETS 3 is lower than CET4, PETS 4 is higher than CET4 and is about the same level as CET6.

PETS 5 is the standard of people who go abroad.

If you want to work, a simple basic level 3 will do.

If you want to be a teacher, it's best to take level 4. If you are capable, it is better to take a level 5 exam.

Or, if you are interested, you can try IELTS. Get a score of 7 and any training provider will admit you.

After work, you will not be able to take the College English 4 and 6 exams, because the University English 4 and 6 exams are no longer accepted for social candidates. In addition to level 4 and 6, the more recognized test is the public English level test, that is, PETS, level 4 is not difficult, as long as you prepare well, you can find the real test questions of the past years to do it.

If you want to be an English teacher or other English-related positions, I think it is best to take an intermediate or senior translation qualification, which is more authoritative, of course, an intermediate level is enough, but it is not difficult, you have to lay a good foundation. You can also look for a book on this subject, there are a lot of such materials in foreign bookstores.

If you are zero-based or something, if you are zero-based learning, it is of little significance to cope with the level exam, and the difficulty is very difficult for you. You might as well just study as a hobby. Just like me, I also have zero foundation, and I scored forty or fifty points in English in the college entrance examination, which was completely guessing, and I was unlucky, so I took the test for a few tens of points.

But I didn't get mixed in with foreign companies later.

Look at what you do.

You can take the public English test.