How does the difficulty (feeling rather than content) of Shanghai Advanced Interpretation Test compare with TEM8 and BEC Advanced?

Shanghai Advanced Interpretation Test is definitely the best.

But as far as the passing rate is concerned, for English majors, 80% of good schools can pass TEM-8, and 40% of poor schools can pass TEM-8 (you can take the test twice in TEM-8, which is generally no problem in senior year and one year after graduation). Compared with business English, it is still hard and not sad. The only rare thing is that there are more special words in listening.

But Gao Kou doesn't talk about the oral exam. In the written test, reading is as long as CET-4 fast reading and can only be limited to 8 minutes. You still have to do four articles. The listening part is to listen to a paragraph first, and then listen. English-Chinese translation is the most difficult part in the oral test. It is said that the passing rate of Gaokou's oral test is only about 10%. Reading the oral exam will make you sweat, which is similar to consecutive interpretation. And it involves a wide range, which is a challenge to your vocabulary and knowledge.

BEC certificate is called "foreign enterprise pass" and "foreign enterprise green card", and it is the first choice certificate to prove the English ability of job hunting in the world. Many enterprises also use BEC questions in the recruitment examination, which is a stepping stone to enter the top 500 companies such as Siemens, PricewaterhouseCoopers and Johnson & Johnson. And once passed, the examination certificates at all levels are valid for life.