How can I prepare for the BEC exam?

Generally speaking, candidates who go to the BEC test generally have a good foundation in English (referring to grammar, pronunciation, and the use of basic vocabulary), and the key problem is that they have very little understanding of business, what "letter of credit", "endorsement", "current account" and the like, in a word, interlaced like a mountain. Therefore, the first important point of preparing for the Business English exam is to expand the business vocabulary. Of course, the problem of vocabulary is by no means a simple memorization of vocabulary, this method will not lead to a deep understanding of vocabulary, and the flexible use of it will inevitably be greatly reduced.

A better way is to pay attention to the use of business vocabulary in the text when reading and analyzing the sample text, recite the good vocabulary together with sentences, and then use it intentionally when practicing by yourself, so as to apply what you have learned. Secondly, the language environment is also very important, it is best to have someone around you to learn and practice with, and it is better to have a good teacher to lead you. Therefore, if you are financially affluent, it is not a bad thing to enroll in a class to study, I have taken a business English practical class in New Oriental, and the content is still very practical, especially suitable for small white-collar workers who have just entered the workplace to improve.

I'm also preparing for this exam. In fact, BEC is simpler than Level 6, and the test is application ability. It is recommended that you buy this syllabus or past past papers first, figure out what you are testing, and then prepare for the exam in a targeted manner. The most important thing: read every day!!

There is a sentence that I think is quite good: life lies in sports, and English lies in memorization.

Depending on whether you are taking the intermediate or advanced exam, the difficulty is different. If you have a concept question, read it several times after you finish it, and buy a speaking book to read. If it's advanced, it's hard to think about it. I think the hardest part is listening, and I have to keep listening and practicing every day to improve.

Preparing for the BEC exam is a holistic approach.

Specifically, it includes: 1. Materials: Textbooks for candidates at all levels, textbook guides (including practice answers), oral books (I bought them edited by Chen Xiaowei) and several sets of previous or simulated exercises (which are very important for exams and exercises), which are basically necessary, of course, candidates can according to their actual situation.

2. Both the oral and the exam need a partner, that is, a partner. Of course, this is not necessary. If you don't speak English well or can't find it, that's okay. Exams will be scheduled.

3. Preparation time and content. In the early days, I mainly read textbooks and practiced speaking and corresponding words and sentence patterns. Generally, you don't start doing a question set until a month before the exam. Of course, if you want to try this difficulty, you can do it in the early stages.

4. The content of the examination is divided into written and oral examinations. The written test consists of listening, reading, and writing. The oral exam is mainly a conversation.

Improve yourself, see if you are a potential stock, see what your maximum ability is, challenge it, and it may be easier to get a job after graduation.