Question 1: How did you fail CET-4 and CET-6 in writing your resume, or take TOEFL, IELTS or other English certificates? This is the hardware aspect.

You can describe whether you can use English skillfully, or whether you can read articles and understand simple English conversations.

In short, we should foster strengths and avoid weaknesses, pay more attention to our own face and write as beautifully as possible on the basis of facts.

Question 2: How to write the English level in your resume? You should have basic oral and written expression, and be able to perform simple English translation.

Question 3: How to write the English level in your resume? As for the English level in your resume, write down what level you have reached (for example, CET-4 or CET-6, TEM4 or other). If not, you can write proficient or good or average according to your English listening, speaking, reading and writing skills.

Question 4: How to write English ability in a resume is generally written as language ability.

You can write according to your grades, such as Grade 4-6 or IELTS TOEFL gre.

Still proficient.

Or go to the resume magic board and search 1 to see how they write tips.

Question 5: How to write your resume in a foreign language? Non-English majors should fill in Band 4 or Band 6. Fill in TEM 4 or TEM 8 for English majors.

Question 6: How to fill in the English level of your resume realistically?

College English Test-6

College English Test Band 4

Professional level 4

Teba TEM8

Translation/interpretation level 3, level 2, advanced, advanced, etc.

Question 7: How to write the English level on your resume is generally Band 4, Band 6, Band 4, Band 6 or Band 8. These are the English certificates taken in the university. If you don't have them, you don't have to write.

Question 8: How to express your English level on your resume? Writing a resume in Chinese and writing a resume in English can effectively show your English level.