Evaluation for the professional title of registered engineer
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There is a requirement for a paper in the evaluation process for the intermediate engineer title. Where is this kind of paper usually published? Have any experts worked on this before?
Professional titles and registration are two different things; it’s sufficient to have papers published in provincial-level journals. You can simply search for the names of such journals to submit your work, or you can also contact some editors to submit it
An intermediate professional title can be obtained by paying money, but it’s extremely expensive; trying to get it on one’s own takes a long time and is very troublesome.
Professional title evaluation. What are provincial-level journals? For example
It’s usually companies like Founder, but some don’t require a thesis; it’s not mandatory
There are minimum score requirements for evaluating professional titles; papers, continuing education, awards, and so on all carry corresponding scores. It’s better to apply once enough points have been accumulated. There should be a document that provides detailed instructions for professional title evaluations; papers published in journals of different levels – such as national, provincial, or international – carry different point values.
An intermediate level is sufficient; there’s no need to publish, right? Has the policy changed now?
You should be asking about the intermediate professional title! This is applied for based on one’s own work experience and published papers, etc.! Generally, large companies submit the applications through their own companies!