Arabic to undergraduate degree

Who said that students with a junior college degree in Arabic cannot directly apply for postgraduate examinations after two years? It's just that when applying, in addition to taking the courses required for undergraduate students (all referring to Arabic) to apply for graduate school, you also need to take additional exams, but the additional exams will be very difficult. For college students. Friends, if you want to study Arabic as a junior college student, the prerequisite is that the province where your university (junior college) is located must have at least one undergraduate university that offers an Arabic major, and this undergraduate school must have an educational partnership with your university. , only in this way can you have the opportunity to upgrade to a bachelor's degree in Arabic. Additional explanation: In the current form, the scope of Arabic academic qualifications recognized in the country is junior college, undergraduate, graduate, doctoral, and those who have obtained the CATTI certificate. There is currently no opportunity for Arabic junior college students to advance to a bachelor's degree. However, there is a school in the country (it is not convenient for me to say which school in China this school is) is preparing to establish an Arabic language (undergraduate) program. This province There is also an Arabic language college, but that school (referring to the school that is establishing an Arabic undergraduate program) is now recruiting Arabic elites. When good teachers are recruited, there will naturally be opportunities to upgrade from junior college to undergraduate to a large extent. Is the news told to me by translators at Level 2 and above in Arabic in front-line countries still false? ! Besides, he was my teacher. If you want to go beyond "junior college", there are two ways: one is to be admitted to graduate school after two years; the other is to obtain the lowest CATTI Arabic level certificate. My friend, I can only help you so much *(∩_∩)* Let me add: In China, it is best to have an Arabic certificate recognized by the country. It is best to have a certificate with some weight. It will have a great competitive advantage in finding a job. Take a look at most of the Arabic translators recruited by PetroChina this year. You will understand more about their resumes... To be honest, people who learn Arabic should not be too utilitarian (if they are too strong, most of them will not be able to go very far on the road of Arabic), but should fall in love with it. It, like learning and studying it, this person will definitely not be wrong in the future.

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