Do non-English majors have to take the postgraduate entrance examination if they want to do simultaneous interpretation?

1, yes. Generally speaking, non-English majors who want to do simultaneous interpretation have to take the postgraduate entrance examination.

2, it is difficult to get employment opportunities without postgraduate entrance examination. After all, most recruiting units have professional requirements.

3. It is suggested to apply for a master's degree in translation, which is relatively less difficult than preparing for a master's degree, shorter academic system and earlier employment.