Last Saturday, I took the Putonghua Proficiency Test (PSC). However, I still haven't reached the top two, only two. My topic is not fluent; some words are not pronounced properly; why other mm are second best, but I can't survive. How can I become a Chinese teacher in the future

Attach various grades

Level 1 (standard Mandarin)

First class A (test score: 97-100 points) when reading aloud and talking freely, the pronunciation standard, words and grammar are correct, the intonation is natural and the expression is fluent.

When reading aloud and talking freely (test score: 92-96.99), the pronunciation standard, words and grammar are correct, the intonation is natural and the expression is fluent. Sometimes there are mistakes in pronunciation and intonation.

Level 2 (standard Mandarin)

Second grade A (test score: 87-91.99) when reading aloud and talking freely, the basic standard of phonology pronunciation, natural intonation and fluent expression. A few difficult sounds sometimes make mistakes. There are few mistakes in words and grammar.

Second grade B (test score: between 80 and 86.99) when reading aloud and talking freely, some key values are not correct, and the vowel pronunciation is not in place. There are many mistakes in difficult sounds. The tone of dialect is not obvious. The use of dialect words and grammar.

Level 3 (general Mandarin)

Third grade A (test score: between 70 and 79.99) when reading aloud and talking freely, there are many errors in vowel pronunciation, difficult sounds beyond the common range, and many incorrect tone values. Dialect intonation is obvious. There are mistakes in words and grammar.

Third grade B (test score: 60-69.99) when reading aloud and talking freely, there are many mistakes in pronunciation of rhyme and tone, and prominent features of square sound. The tone of dialect is obvious. There are many mistakes in words and grammar. The outsider could not understand the conversation.

Quoting the father's last words: "the revolution has not been successful, comrades still need to work hard". Next May, I will take the exam again!!! Fight for the first two! Fortunately, I found "sample recordings of 40 texts of Zhejiang Putonghua test reading works" on the Internet. You can download them if you need! What? There is no text, OK, so do I! Many of my blog visitors are overseas Chinese. If you are interested, you can practice!

Chinese speakers can't hurt!