Is your English level enough for EHS industry?

With Naposhwith in Britain, CIH in America &; CSP certification is gradually rising in China, and many colleagues in EHS and related service organizations can't help wondering, how high English level is needed to go on the road of EHS?

First of all, it should be clear that language, like computers, is an important skill and the key to opening a new world. Just knowing how to read, you can already get in touch with a wider world. I believe that friends who have climbed over the wall have experienced it.

It doesn't mean that you need a high level of English to engage in EHS industry, and other industries can't do without this rule. Looking through the recruitment website, you can see that the recruitment information is in English and the salary is not too low. As an EHS or related profession, I need to learn English mainly for the following two reasons:

So where is English used in daily work?

What level should English reach? Is level 6 enough?

My English level is CET-6, and I can pass the examination of Dr. Nai and CIH &；; CSP？

English test band 6, grammar and logic are still good, and the test is enough. As mentioned above, the most important thing to take the vocational certification exam is to accumulate professional vocabulary. Like me, "magnesium and manganese" and "law-abiding" are stupid and confused, so I silently recite words.

Finally, I will give you a small way to self-test your English level.

Results:

Finally, I hope everyone can have a smooth sailing in the industry.