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PET is the second level of Cambridge University English Band Five Certificate Examination.

Cambridge English series certificate is a lifelong proof of English ability. Cambridge English Series Certificate Examination has set up 2 1 test sites in 15 cities in 4 provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government, which is an examination.

PET testing candidates' practical English ability can promote the development of their learning and working language ability, and lay a solid foundation for candidates who want to take the Cambridge First Certificate English Test (FCE).

Extended Information The usage rules of Cambridge University English Level 5 Certificate are as follows:

1, Chinese mainland candidates must bring the only valid certificate, that is, the original China People's Identity Card, to take the CET-5. According to the Law of the People's Republic of China on Resident Identity Cards, any resident, regardless of age, can apply for an identity card at the local police station. Young candidates who have not applied for an ID card are specially reminded to apply for an ID card in advance so as not to affect the exam.

2. Hong Kong and Macao candidates must hold valid Hong Kong and Macao ID cards, Hong Kong and Macao passes or passports.

3. Candidates in Taiwan Province Province must hold a valid original mainland travel permit for taiwan residents.

References:

China Education Examination Network-Cambridge English Band 5