Does the shipyard have high requirements for English?

Not necessarily. I am a recruiter of a Japanese company in Jiangnan, which gives me the feeling that.

It depends on the enterprise and the post. If foreign companies (such as Korea \ Germany \ Japan) have shipyards with good foreign languages, it will certainly facilitate communication. State-owned shipyards may just be hardware requirements.

Position: hull inspection, good at foreign language, able to communicate with shipowners, and the salary can be tens of thousands. If you are designing, the requirements should not be too high.

If you really want to learn English, you should learn mechanical English and ship English well.

Went to Wuhan Engineering University and Harbin Engineering University to recruit boat people. Mainly look at my academic performance and personal conversation (learn more interview skills).