How do I prepare for BEC Advanced Exam? What information is required? 5

How to prepare for the sixth level, it will prepare for the exam. It's all English, but the level is different. What's more, you're level six...

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Preparation materials: 1. BEC Elementary: BEC1 Reading Guide, pricing: yuan; BEC1 Writing Guide, Pricing: Yuan; "BEC1 Listening and Speaking Guide (with 3 cassette tapes)", price: yuan.

2. BEC Intermediate: BEC2 Reading Guide, pricing: yuan; BEC2 Writing Guide, Pricing: Yuan; "BEC2 Listening and Speaking Guide (with 3 cassette tapes)", pricing: yuan.

3. BEC Advanced: BEC3 Reading Guide, pricing: yuan; BEC3 Writing Guide, Pricing: RMB; "BEC3 Listening and Speaking Guide (with 3 cassette tapes)", pricing: yuan.

The above textbooks are published by Southern Publishing House.

4. "BEC Difficult Words Interpretation" edited by Chen Xiaowei, estimated price.

According to the requirements of the BEC syllabus, the level of CET-4 is required to study BEC Elementary; Intermediate level requires a level of college English level 4 to 6; Advanced requires a level of 6 to 8 in Professional English. Plus some relevant knowledge of business English.

Remarks:

The above textbooks are published by Southern Publishing House.

4. "BEC Difficult Words Interpretation" edited by Chen Xiaowei, estimated price.

1. Registration conditions:

The BEC exam does not require special qualifications, and the application is not restricted by age, gender, occupation, region, education, etc., and is suitable for people with primary, junior high and high school English proficiency, and the purpose of learning is to engage in business work, anyone (including students, unemployed people, etc.) can register for the exam at the local test center with an ID card, and candidates can get a "Candidate Handbook", which includes the scope and type of test questions for reference and review.

2. Exam content:

60 minutes of reading, 45 minutes of writing, 40 minutes of listening (including time to fill out the answer form), and 14 minutes of oral examination.

3. Examination stage:

The Business English test is divided into two stages, the first is a written test, which includes reading, writing and listening, and the second stage is an oral test.

4. Scoring criteria.

The BEC Foundation consists of four parts: Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing, each of which accounts for 25% of the total score, with two passing grades: Meritorious Pass and Pass, and two failing grades: A2 and Fail.

The order of the BEC exams is Reading, Writing, Listening, and Speaking. The exam usually starts at 9 o'clock (based on the time on the admission ticket).

1. Written test part:

2. Listening test part:

2. Oral Examination:

The person who was called entered the waiting room to wait for the test. Groups are formed in the waiting room. It is divided into groups by the calling teacher, generally 14 groups, and 28 people are waiting for the test at the same time.

The Speaking test is an interview and consists of three short conversations and discussions on business topics. There are two examiners in the examination room, one for asking questions and the other for grading. The assessor who scored the score was given points based on the following four criteria:

Grammar and vocabulary, conversation organization, pronunciation, interactive communication. The examiner who asks the question (interlocutor) gives an overall score for the entire test.

Time allocation for the BEC Business English Advanced exam.

Read 60 minutes.

Writing 70 minutes.

Listening: 40 minutes (approx.)

Speaking 16 minutes.

BEC Business English Advanced Question Type Analysis——

Question Type 1: Reading.

The Advanced Reading test is divided into 6 sections with a total of 52 questions. Most of the questions are multiple-choice questions (2 parts), multiple-choice questions (2 parts), cloze questions (1 part) and error identification questions (1 part). The first part consists of five short essays or a longer body (divided into 5 sections).

Clause. Parts 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6, each with a longer text, are selected from newspapers, business magazines, business letters, books, leaflets, and brochures, all of which are relevant to daily work and are used to test a variety of reading abilities and skills.

Question Type 2: Writing.

Write the first article——

Content requirements: Write a short report based on the schematic diagram.

Word count: 120-140 words.

Grading Criteria: Scoring is based on the completion of tasks.

Write the second article——

Content requirements: Choose to write a business letter, a short report or a proposal.

Word count: 200-250 words.

Grading Criteria: Scores are given based on task completion, vocabulary size, and accuracy of words used, grammatical structure, organization, content, and appropriate register and formatting.

Question Type 3: Listening.

The advanced level is divided into 3 sections with a total of 30 questions. Most of the forms taken are cloze questions, multiple-choice questions, and multiple-choice questions. The first part is a monologue in a work environment.

The second part consists of 5 short monologues. The third part is a longer conversation between two or more people.

Question Type 4: Speaking.

1) The Speaking test consists of three parts: an interview interview, a short conversation on a business topic, and a discussion.

2) Candidates work in groups of two, with two examiners, one asking questions and one grading. Examiners will score points based on the following 4 criteria: grammar and vocabulary, discourse organization, pronunciation, and interactive communication. The examiner who asked the question gave an overall score for the entire test.

Special note: Except for the essay, all fill-in-the-blank words should be capitalized, and care should be taken to leave spaces between words.

Before the written test, you can go to get the number plate of the oral test, and then take the written test. It depends on how many people you have in the test center, and if your number is lower, you will have to take the speaking test the next day.