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What is the National English Proficiency Test?

The National English Proficiency Test (PETS) is a national English proficiency test system designed and organized and implemented by the Examination Center of the Ministry of Education. It is an educational exchange and cooperation project between the Chinese and British governments. ***There are five levels:

PETS-1 is the initial level (details are omitted)

PETS-2 is the intermediate and lower levels (details are omitted)

PETS-3 is an intermediate level. Candidates who pass this level of examination have English that has reached the higher education self-study examination level for non-English major undergraduates or meets the requirements for non-English major undergraduates from ordinary universities, and basically meets the requirements of administrative secretaries and managers of enterprises and institutions. The basic needs of the work of assistants, junior scientific and technical personnel, foreign company employees, and other jobs at the same level in external exchanges. (The level of difficulty and certificate validity are roughly equivalent to the "College English Level 4" CET4)

PETS-4 is an upper-intermediate level. Candidates who pass this level of examination have an English level that is basically sufficient to study for a master's degree in higher education institutions. The needs of non-English majors basically meet the basic English requirements for general professional technicians or researchers, modern enterprise managers and other jobs. (The level of difficulty and certificate validity are roughly equivalent to the "College English Band 6" CET6)

PETS-5 is the highest level. Candidates who pass this level of examination have basically sufficient English proficiency to study for a master's degree abroad. English major or academic research work required. This level of English can also meet their basic needs for professional and managerial work at home and abroad.

(For most college students, it is recommended to apply for PETS-3 or PETS-4.)

2. What English skills does PETS test?

PETS focuses on testing communicative ability, but it does not completely exclude the testing of language knowledge (grammar, vocabulary, etc.). Therefore, the contents of the PETS test include: listening, language knowledge, reading, writing, and speaking.

3. Can I take the PETS exam?

There are no restrictions on the age, occupation, or educational background of the candidates.

4. How can I get a PETS grade certificate?

The PETS exam divides the written test and the oral test into two relatively independent test components.

The written test score is the sum of the scores in listening, English knowledge application, reading comprehension and writing. The full score is 100 points. A score of 60 points or more (including 60 points) is considered qualified. The full score of the oral examination is 5 points, and a score of 3 or above (including 3 points) is considered qualified.

Only those who pass both the written and oral examinations can obtain the corresponding level certificate issued by the Ministry of Education. If you pass only one of the written or oral exams, you will get a single subject certificate, and you only need to apply for the unqualified items next time.

The registration fee for each level of examination is 80 yuan/student for PETS-1B, 1, and 2 levels (if you only register for the written or oral examination, the registration fee is 55 yuan/student for the written examination and 25 yuan/student for the oral examination) ;PETS—100 yuan for Level 3 and Level 4

Many friends recently want to know about the Public English Proficiency Test (PETS). As CET gradually closes the door to social candidates, PETS comes into being. It's just the right time. For many students who are about to bid farewell to CET-4 and CET-6, this kind of exam is naturally a wise choice. Below are answers to some questions on this exam.

Netizen: How are PETS levels divided?

Answer: The public *** English test levels are divided into Level B, Level 1, Level 2, Level 3, Level 4, and Level 5 according to the difficulty from low to high. Among them, Level 5 is administered by colleges and universities selected by the Examination Center of the Ministry of Education, and examinations at other levels are implemented by the Social Examination Office of the local Education Examination Agency. Among them, PETS-3 is an intermediate level, which is equivalent to the level of Chinese students who have studied public English for two years in a college or university after graduating from high school or have studied English courses of the same level by themselves (passing the written test at this level can replace the self-study examination at the undergraduate level) English (II) test scores). PETS-4 is an upper-intermediate level, which is equivalent to the level of Chinese students who have studied public English for at least 3 to 4 years in college after graduating from high school or have studied English courses of the same level by themselves. PETS-5 is the most advanced level, equivalent to the level at the end of the second year of college English majors in my country.

Netizen: Are the registration requirements for the exam very low?

Answer: In addition to the regular written test, the exams at each level of the Public *** English Proficiency Test also include listening and speaking. The exam has no academic qualification restrictions for candidates. When registering, candidates are required to bring their ID card, three recent 1-inch photos of the same background without a crown, and the exam fee. Candidates who pass both the written and oral examinations need to pay a certificate fee of 5 yuan when receiving the certificate.

Netizen: Is there a unified arrangement for the examination registration time and location?

Answer: From Wednesday to Sunday in the second week of January every year, you can apply for Level 1B, Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3; you can apply for Level 1 B, Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3 exams from Wednesday to Sunday in the second week of July every year. Level one, level two, level three, level four; the specific time shall be subject to the notice of the year. Examinations are held on the second weekend of March and September each year. The exams for Level B, Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3 will be held in March; the exams for Level 1, Level 2, Level 3, and Level 4 will be held in September. The written test (including listening) is on Saturday morning; the oral test is on Saturday afternoon and all day on Sunday.

For the examination duration at different levels, please refer to the "Instructions for Candidates" for details. The specific time and location of the written and oral examinations are subject to the "Examination Notice". Candidates please note: Starting from 2006, the PETS-4 exam time will be adjusted from the second Saturday and Sunday in March each year to the second Saturday and Sunday in September each year. PETS candidates register at the "National Public English Level English Test Registration Station" established by the Social Examination Office of the Education Examination Agency in various places.

Netizen: What kind of information do I need to prepare?

Answer: The Examination Center of the Ministry of Education entrusted the Higher Education Press to publish teaching materials for all levels, "National Public English Proficiency Test ** Level" and "Exam Syllabus". Candidates can purchase the corresponding "Exam Syllabus" and teaching materials at various registration stations (or at local exam bookstores) when registering.

Netizen: What is the use of such a certificate?

Answer: The written test (plus listening) is scored on a 100-point scale, and a score of 60 or above is considered qualified; the oral test is scored on a 5-point scale, and a score of 3 or above is considered qualified. Two months after the exam, candidates can check their scores through the audio station: 1605782; 16898201. The national unified telephone number: 168-97026

Those who pass both the PETS oral and written tests can obtain the "National English Proficiency Test Certificate" printed by the Examination Center of the Ministry of Education. The certificate is in both Chinese and English. The certificate is written in text and the holder’s ID number is printed on the certificate. Those who pass only one of the oral or written tests can obtain the "National English Proficiency Test Written Test (Oral Test) Score Certificate" printed uniformly by the Examination Center of the Ministry of Education. The single passing score can be retained for the next adjacent test.

PETS certificates are also very special. Unlike the CET-4 and CET-6 certificates which only indicate “qualified” or “excellent”, the back of the PETS certificate for each level will indicate the English candidates who passed the exam at that level. The positions suitable for those with the required level are very concise, which not only facilitates the employer's assessment of the applicant's language ability, but also broadens the applicant's employment prospects to a certain extent. This certificate reflects a person's specific abilities, making it easier for employers to use them according to their talents.