Do all applicants for foreign enterprises require English?

1. Since it is a foreign company, there are certainly requirements for a common language-English. For non-English majors, it is generally CET-6. For English majors, it is of course TEM-4 and TEM-8.

Of course, the requirement for English is not only writing, but also a certain level of spoken English. If an enterprise is managed by all China people, the requirements for spoken English will be lower than those for enterprises with foreign employees. However, even if they are managed by China people, those Fortune 500 companies need good spoken English. Therefore, you must practice your oral English before the interview.

2. It's not just European and American companies that have requirements for English. Enterprises in Asian countries such as Singapore and Thailand also have requirements for English. After all, English is common all over the world. Of course, if you know some small languages, you may have an advantage in some aspects.

I wonder how many levels LZ English has passed. Sometimes it is clear that a position can't use much English at all, but enterprises choose people who specialize in eight. If LZ wants to go to a foreign company for an interview, he must go online to search for frequently asked questions about foreign company interviews, which can give you some reference in the interview. In fact, sometimes it is luck to find a job, because you can't see a person's real level in just ten minutes, of course, if you have the strength.

Finally, good luck to LZ!