I have just graduated and worked for half a year, which English certificate is the most convincing?

I don't know what kind of work you are doing, if you are in business, I recommend Business English (BEC), which will also help you in your own work

The best proof of strength should be IELTS. However, the IELTS test is more expensive (the registration test fee is about 1000), and the IELTS test is generally taken to study in the UK. IELTS scores are valid for two years.

Most of the students around me take IELTS, TOEFL, GRE, and GMAT to study abroad.

Nowadays, many people take the interpreting exam. Personally, I think that if you want to take the test, you can just take the high test.

But to be honest, most of the interpreting exams are in Chinese-style English, and many people in British and American countries don't speak at all. And the test papers are all made by Chinese, which should not be a very strong certificate.

But for interpreters, that's a different story....

Personal opinion ha

It depends on what you do!

If you are engaged in translation, Shanghai interpreter certificate, business English level certificate, translation certificate.

In addition, it is divided into foreign traders, document clerks, and merchandisers. Each has its own certificate.

If you are a teacher, then the level 6 certificate is essential, and it is best to take a level 8, but 8 can only be taken if you are an English major.

As for the GRE, TOEFL, it is easier to use when you go abroad.

You look at the work you are engaged in and then choose, hehe, I hope it will be useful to you.

Taking the GRE TOEFL is boring, and it is used abroad. You don't have to be able to test these things to prove your strength. It's best to show it to everyone at ordinary times, and it's not easy to copy these things.

Just find a gunslinger. As long as you have a back door, you can have it, you have to show it normally, it's more real, haha, I hope it's useful

I am studying English, and our teacher said that before graduation--- it is best to take four certificates, professional level 4, professional level 8, Shanghai middle and high school interpretation, and BEC, which will help you a lot in employment and prove your ability.

All of these things you said have their own uses, and if you want to be valuable, it is specialized.

Intermediate and advanced interpreting is more practical.

Business English Bar! I guess it can be used at work!

The English proficiency tests that can be taken after graduating from university are:

National Test of English (PETS).

Business English Test (BEC).

Professional Qualification Examination for Translators and Interpreters (CATTI).

Certificate in Foreign Language Interpreting in Shanghai.

IELTS

TOEFL

TOEIC

If you want to go on to higher education, especially if you want to do well during the master's and doctoral periods, academic reports, international conferences, and overseas exchanges are essential, at this time, the scores of the fourth and sixth levels are useless, and IELTS and TOEFL are general scores, basically all English-taught countries in the world are acceptable, some countries may not need English scores, but you always have to know English to study and live outside. In addition, some countries require an English score to apply for a visa, such as the United Kingdom, so it is very reliable to take an IELTS or TOEFL test.

The same is true for work, some domestic enterprises or companies also need English skills, and most of the 46 grades can cope with it. However, with the involution of employment, many students will choose foreign companies, and foreign companies have more specific requirements for English. First of all, most foreign companies need English speaking and writing skills, and these two are difficult to learn in the fourth and sixth levels, and IELTS and TOEFL have training for learners' listening, speaking, reading and writing skills, so they are still the preferred choice.