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Would You Pass An Interview In English At An Offshore Multinational?

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 31/07/2018 at 05:16

Updated on 31/07/2018 at 05:30

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Is Your English Good Enough to Secure a Job at an Offshore Multinational?

Speaking another language is crucial for the professional career of anyone. With the increase in international relations, it is extremely important to master the English language and other languages that are currently at least minimally required. An engineer or technician in mechanics, for example, in addition to speaking fluent English, may begin to study German, because the main innovations in mechanics have been coming from Germany. Professionals in the field of naval projects should study English and Mandarin, as the main projects in this area are currently being executed in China; an example of this is the new platforms arriving in Brazil and being built in Asia. Professionals who wish to work abroad need to study the languages in depth, especially English, so they do not miss job opportunities.

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Offshore Companies and English Tests:

The dream of every professional, especially in the oil field, is to work for a multinational for very simple reasons: better salaries, excellent career plans, various benefits that help supplement monthly income, and many others. However, some human resources departments have faced candidates who claim to speak English on their resumes but end up disappointing during the tests. This has been such a frequent problem that some companies are now asking for certificates from English tests administered by international institutions that qualify the professional for the position. One example is the TOEFL, which is very expensive to request for the test.

How to Prepare for an Interview in English:

There’s no secret; to pass an English interview, the professional needs to study the language. Today, there are already more accessible and free courses that focus on conversation, writing, reading comprehension, and much more. Don’t delude yourself into thinking you know the language and in reality not being able to pass an interview in English. Read plenty of magazines, newspapers, watch movies and cartoons, pick up a grammar book to answer questions that will help you in travel, work, and other situations interviews. Keep reading our posts about jobs and business in the oil and energy world. Click the link to check out other articles: https://en.clickpetroleoegas.com.br/a-starnav-servicos-maritimos-busca-profissionais-em-macae/

Would You Pass An Interview In English At An Offshore Multinational?

Is Your English Good Enough to Secure a Job at an Offshore Multinational?

Offshore Companies and English Tests:

How to Prepare for an Interview in English:

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Would You Pass An Interview In English At An Offshore Multinational?

Is Your English Good Enough to Secure a Job at an Offshore Multinational?

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How to Prepare for an Interview in English:

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