Regarding environmental impact assessment engineers

The exam is definitely very difficult, but as long as you put in the effort, it was relatively easy to pass in previous years; it will only get harder from now on

Damn, I was planning to apply for it; it seems to be quite difficult:$

Why are there so few people coming to discuss this? Does no one understand it? :(

Eligibility criteria for the professional qualification examination for environmental impact assessment engineers: Those who abide by **laws and regulations, adhere to professional ethics, and meet one of the following conditions may apply to take this professional qualification examination: 1. Hold an associate degree in a field related to environmental protection and have at least 7 years of experience in environmental impact assessment work； Or hold an associate degree in another field, with 8 years of experience in environmental impact assessment work. 2. Hold a bachelor’s degree in an environmental protection-related field, with at least 5 years of experience in environmental impact assessment work ； Or hold a bachelor’s degree in another field, with at least 6 years of experience in environmental impact assessment. 3. Hold a master’s degree in an environmental protection-related field, with at least 2 years of experience in environmental impact assessment work ； Or hold another professional master’s degree and have at least 3 years of experience in environmental impact assessment. 4. Hold a doctoral degree in an environmental protection-related field, and have at least 1 year of experience in environmental impact assessment work ； Or hold a degree in another specialized field and have at least 2 years of experience in environmental impact assessment. Conditions for exemption from certain subjects: As of December 31, 2003, those who have been working in environmental impact assessment positions for a long time and meet one of the following conditions may be exempted from the subjects of \"Technical Guidelines and Standards for Environmental Impact Assessment\" and \"Technical Methods for Environmental Impact Assessment\", and only need to take the exams for \"Relevant Laws and Regulations on Environmental Impact Assessment\" and \"Case Studies in Environmental Impact Assessment\": 1. Having held a senior professional technical position in engineering for at least 3 years, with a total of 15 years of experience in environmental impact assessment-related work. 2. Employed in a senior professional and technical position related to engineering, and have obtained the \"Certification of Completion of Training for Environmental Impact Assessment\" issued by the State Environmental Protection Administration.

As long as you can afford to take the exam, it’s very useful; our teachers usually earn over 200,000 yuan from preparing an environmental impact assessment report! ! !

As long as you can afford to take the exam, it’s still very useful; our teachers generally earn over 200,000 yuan from preparing environmental impact assessment reports! ! !

It’s great for those who are qualified to take the exam; I also have a teacher who does this work, but I still lack 3 years of work experience.

I also plan to apply next year. I heard it’s not easy to get admitted, so I need to study hard*. I’m not sure where there are any training programs, but maybe I should sign up for one; that could help.

Let’s hurry up and study*. As long as we study hard, there should be no exam we can’t pass! ! :victory:

May 10, 11, 2008

Friends who have taken the exam, let’s exchange information about which publishers have better books or offer better training!

If you work in the environmental assessment industry, you can pass without retaking the exam – it’s very easy. If you are an outsider, it will likely be very difficult to pass; among the four subjects, the case studies and technical methods have the lowest pass rates. It’s best to find opportunities to write several reports, such as those related to chemical engineering and water resources and hydropower. In recent years, ecological-related projects have been a focus in these exams. It’s quite difficult to write about cases in which environmental impact assessments have been approved. In the first three years, due to the need for organizations at Grade A and Grade B to renew their certifications, the pass rate was quite high (18%–20%). Now that the certifications have been renewed, it is likely that the pass rate will be controlled starting next year, so the difficulty level will increase significantly.

Ah! The difficulty has increased – that’s not good news at all. Just like with the **** exam, the difficulty is rising, so I need to hurry up; it gets harder to pass as time goes on! Thank you. Is it easy to get a job after that?