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Which certificate is a good choice, one that’s not too difficult?
Hehe, “certificates” – “not too difficult.” . . . . . The not-so-hard “proofs” are widespread, but they’re useless. Such as “junior high school graduation certificate”. A difficult-to-obtain “doctoral degree” is useful, as society has a great demand for it; few people manage to obtain it, which makes it scarce, in high demand, and valuable – and that is what constitutes value. There are also some device manufacturers that issue so-called “professional certificates”; such certificates are usually issued by organizations that do it for profit, and they are useless. There are also the “professional title certificates” within a group established by a large enterprise. . . . Learning* is nothing wrong with; it is worth promoting. If it’s to get a certificate and make money, it’s probably a waste of money. Especially those that are not difficult and require just payment to obtain a certificate – they only result in wasted money and offer no value addition. With all due respect.
Certificates related to one’s field of specialization.
1) Obtain an intermediate engineer certificate; this is possible in some provinces. It’s the simplest option – after graduating with a bachelor’s degree, 4 years pass, and generally just 2 weeks of study are sufficient; 30% of people are able to pass the exam without any preparation. The income increase in a year is less than 10,000. 2) Taking the exam to become a second-level construction engineer – one can usually pass it by February. One only submits bids for projects; if lucky enough not to win any bids, one might submit bids over a dozen times a year, yet still earn less than 20,000 yuan in additional income per year.
A certified fire engineer certificate is very useful these days.