There are generally no restrictions on the conditions for applying for English titles. Professional and technical personnel can apply for English titles if they want to evaluate their titles.

English for professional titles is divided into three levels: A, B and C, and is divided into three categories: comprehensive, science and engineering and health. The following is the classification and scope of application of the national foreign language proficiency test for professional titles. Please choose to register according to your own professional English requirements.

State regulations: ten categories of people whose foreign language performance requirements can be exempted or relaxed

1. Have corresponding study abroad experience recognized by the state;

2. When applying for deputy senior professional titles, the scores of foreign language test for professional titles meet the requirements, and you need to take the same level test again when applying for senior professional titles;

3. Published foreign language monographs, translated works or proved to have a high level of foreign language by other means, and confirmed by certain procedures;

4 confirmed by the audit, outstanding ability and performance, and made important contributions in the industry;

5. Engaged in professional and technical work in grassroots units below the township level (with the approval of the personnel department of the provincial government, it can be relaxed to grassroots units below the county level);

6 units below the prefecture level have been engaged in agriculture, forestry, water conservancy, mining, surveying and mapping, exploration, railway construction, highway construction and other professional and technical work in the field for a long time;

7. Older and engaged in professional and technical work for a long time;

8. Engaged in clinical medicine, ethnic medicine, arts and crafts, collation of ancient books, archaeology and other professional and technical work in the historical period with China characteristics and national traditions;

9. Obtaining a college degree or above in foreign language major and engaging in this major, and applying for a professional title requires mastering a second foreign language;

10. Declare all series of junior titles.