2019 Huizhou Mandarin Exam Application Time

The registration deadline is March 1, 2019.

The Putonghua Proficiency Test (PSC: PUTONGHUA SHUIPING CESHI) is a speaking test that measures the candidate’s standardization and proficiency in using Mandarin. The examination format is oral examination.

Mandarin proficiency levels are divided into three and six levels, namely level one, level two, and level three. Each level is further divided into two levels: A and B; level A is the highest, and level three B is the lowest. . The Putonghua proficiency test is not an assessment of eloquence, but a test and assessment of the standardized level of the candidate's mastery and use of Mandarin. It is a standard Chinese language test for the examinee.

The degree of standardization of pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar demonstrated by the examinee in the process of expressing in spoken Mandarin is an important basis for assessing the level of proficiency he or she has achieved.

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The Mandarin test for announcers and program hosts in the radio and television system shall be uniformly organized and registered by the radio and television administrative department; the Mandarin proficiency of all types of personnel from all walks of life in non-unified organizations The test is organized every two months, and the test taker must register at the Municipal Test Center. When registering, you should bring your ID card, work ID card (student ID card) and a recent 2-inch registration photo without a hat.

Each district or county language working committee office (hereinafter referred to as the language committee office) organizes teachers and other relevant personnel in the district and county to conduct Mandarin proficiency tests, usually twice a year. Before the test, the district and county language committee offices will go to the municipal test center to register.

For specific registration methods, please consult the National Mandarin Training and Testing Resource Network or the local language committee.