1. Those who have passed the grade examination and obtained the certificate shall fill in CET-4 and CET-6, etc. For example: what foreign language do you know: English, how much: band 4/band 6; ; Or directly level 6 or level 4. Achievements, such as reading many professional-related documents and works and translating some professional texts, can also be used as proof of a person's language ability.
2. If you don't have a certificate, you can write in English (or other languages). You have certain listening, speaking, reading and writing skills, and you can fill it out skillfully. For example, what foreign language do you know: Korean, and how much: average/proficient.
Because you don't have an English skill certificate to show your ability, examples are very important. You can list which English activities you have participated in and which awards you have won, even if you have not won any awards, because participating in English activities at least shows that you know the basic knowledge of English and are interested in English, which will also give you extra points.
CET-4 and CET-6 are national English tests administered by the Ministry of Education. Its purpose is to objectively and accurately measure the actual English ability of college students and provide evaluation services for college English teaching. College English test is a large-scale standardized test and a "norm reference test of standard correlation".
Level division:
PETS- 1: the first level is the primary level, and its examination requirements are slightly higher than the English level of junior high school graduates (PETS- 1B is the subsidiary level of the national English level examination).
Pets-2: The second level is the lower level, which is equivalent to the English level of outstanding graduates of ordinary high schools (the qualified written test scores of this level can replace the English test scores of self-taught college (I) and diploma exams).
Pets-3: Level 3 is an intermediate level, which is equivalent to the level of China students who have studied public English for two years in colleges and universities after graduating from high school or have taught themselves English courses of the same level. (The qualified written test scores at this level can replace the English (II) test scores at the undergraduate stage of the self-study exam. )
Pets-4: CET-4 is the upper-middle level, which is equivalent to the level of China students who have studied public English for at least 3-4 years after graduating from high school or have taught themselves English courses of the same level.
Pets-5: Band 5 is the highest level, which is equivalent to the level of college English majors in China at the end of the second year. It is an English proficiency test specially designed for those who apply for public study abroad.