How to write an English resume and how to fill in the English level of your resume?

Fill in English level 4 for English proficiency, and write well in spoken English!

Good is actually an ambiguous way of writing, and it is okay to say that it is good or not, but it is generally written like this, which is accurate.

Just say to get the fourth-level certificate, if you don't get the sixth-level certificate, you will say that you have reached the sixth-level level, excellent oral English, and generally will not inspect your spoken language on the spot, if you investigate, then it is useless for you to write anything, you will know the level of a conversation, even if you pass the eighth level.

Write CET-4 and write your level 4 at the same time, without writing a specific score.

College English Tests 4 and 6 are national English tests sponsored by the Ministry of Education. The purpose is to objectively and accurately measure the actual English ability of college students, and to provide evaluation services for college English teaching.

CET-4 and CET-6 are national-level teaching examinations sponsored by the Ministry of Higher Education of the People's Republic of China, divided into four levels and six levels, and are held twice a year in the morning and afternoon, respectively.

Since the test was conducted in June 2005, the fourth and sixth levels have been examined on a 710-point scale. If the test is not passed, only a certificate of achievement will be issued, not a level 4 or 6 certificate. The method of reporting results has been changed from certificates to transcripts, i.e., transcripts are issued to each candidate after the exam, including the total score and individual scores.

CET-4 plus your score. I thought about it, I had a hard time passing the fourth or sixth level.

Every time I do the real test, I mark out the vocabulary, grammar, and fixed collocations that I don't know, and take out the fragmented time to look through and accumulate, which works very well, and it is not a waste of time but also an efficient supplement to the foundation. After all, it is very pertinent to make up the foundation in the real questions, **will not make up**!

Through a period of accumulation, I feel that the foundation has improved a lot, and I am more comfortable in doing questions, and there has been significant progress in all question types. Let's take reading as an example, in the past, there were a lot of words that I didn't know when I read them, and it took a long time to look up the words, but now there are only a few I don't know, and it feels great. The grammar can also be judged by itself, although sometimes it is still confusing and misjudged, but it is much better!

Once the foundation is laid, the speed and efficiency of doing questions will naturally increase. In the past, it took me about half an hour to read a text, and (it took half the time to look up the words) and the result was at least 3 mistakes, and sometimes it was completely destroyed. Now a 20-minute reading is easy to solve, at most one or two wrong, sometimes all right, very perfect I feel a sense of accomplishment!

Therefore, brushing questions is not the goal, the purpose is to improve the foundation, and then do the questions more efficiently.

Directly write how many points have passed the fourth or sixth level.

Since the school does not allow freshmen to take the English level 4 test, I did not read the content about English at that time except for two English classes a week, and now I actually regret it a little, I want to say to you: if the school does not allow freshmen to take the English level 4 test, then you must not give up the study of English, and use this year to memorize the words of level 4 and 6.

As a freshman, you should first determine whether you can take the CET-4 test in December 2017. If you can't, this year is the time to memorize the vocabulary of English 4 and English 6.

If the school allows first-year students to take the CET-4 exam in December 2017, then you are still on a tight schedule. It takes about 25 days to master the vocabulary of CET-4 and then do the questions.

Buy a vocabulary book and a set of past past papers. It is best to have the content of the past five years, the first 25 days to memorize words to practice listening, and the rest of the time is mainly to do the past questions. You can arrange the time reasonably, and there will be no more wordiness here.

If you don't think what I'm saying is helpful, you're underestimating your own level. You are a freshman and you happen to be able to take the CET-4 exam in December 2017, all you have to do is memorize words and do real questions.

You have just graduated from high school and have a good foundation in English, if your college entrance examination English score is above 130 points, it is still easy to pass as long as you review it a little, and English level 4 is really not that difficult.

Write directly. English: Level 4 (or Level 6) xx points. If you don't have a separate line in English, you can say "You have passed the National English Test (CET-4 or CET-6)."

CET-46 is a national English test administered by the Ministry of Education, which aims to objectively and accurately measure the actual English ability of college students and provide assessment services for college English teaching.

College English. The fourth and sixth grade examinations are used as a national teaching examination"Department of Higher Education, Ministry of Education"It is organized into Level 4 (CET-4) and Level 6 (CET-6) examinations, which are held twice a year in the morning and afternoon on the same day.

Since the June 2005 examination, the results of the fourth and sixth grades have adopted a scoring system with a full score of 710 points, and there is no passing line. The method of reporting the results has been changed from the examination certificate to the score report, that is, the score report card will be issued to each candidate after the test, and the report content includes: total score, individual score, etc.

Write directly, English: Level 4 (or Level 6), if you don't have a separate line in English, you can say "have passed the National English Test Level 4 or 6 (CET-4 or CET-6)".

Either scenario is fine. If there is a result, you can attach it directly to the end.

Write and understand general foreign language magazines and talk briefly with foreigners.

Write CET-4. Then add points.

When you are looking for a job, if there are many people applying for this position, then the fourth or sixth level will become a standard for brushing people, in the case of the same other conditions, the company will give priority to the students who have passed the fourth and sixth levels, and I have been stuck in the four or six levels several times in the interview, and 99% of the online applications need to fill in the four or six levels (I heard others say that many of the online application resumes rely on the four or six levels of screening, and the four or six levels are directly brushed without the resume), so from this face-to-face, Levels 4 and 6 are also more important.