I have a few questions regarding the application to become a registered chemical engineer; could someone with experience please give me some guidance?

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1. I am a young professional with a bachelor’s degree in pharmaceutical engineering; I work in a pharmaceutical factory, not in a design firm. May I apply to become a registered chemical engineer? 2. If I am eligible to apply, will obtaining the certification be linked to things like social insurance, given that I failed to pay social insurance for one year?

Reply #22012-05-27

Requirements vary from place to place; in some areas you can take the exam directly, while in others you need to have a design qualification firm to help you do so. It’s best to ask around in your local area

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