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Can one take the exam for intermediate engineer without an assistant engineer certificate?

2008-03-01View Original

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If I graduate from university without obtaining an assistant engineer certificate, can I take the exam for intermediate engineer directly? This post was last edited by DAC The army rules the world on 2008-3-4 16:44]
Reply #22008-03-01
You should be able to find out the specifics by asking your HR department.
Reply #32008-03-01
It seems that engineers aren’t selected through exams, haha
Reply #42008-03-01
What kind of engineer do you want to become? Safety, supervision, and similar qualifications can be obtained through **exams! In terms of the manufacturing process, there is no such thing as an exam! If you meet the relevant requirements, you can submit an application to your employer, who will then contact the relevant authorities. After an evaluation, you will need to give a defense; only upon passing this can you proceed!
Reply #52008-03-01
Assistant engineers don’t require any special certification either; for intermediate positions, exams in subjects such as English and computer skills are necessary. Requirements vary depending on the company, and ultimately, one must pass a review and defense session organized by the factory or company.
Reply #62008-03-01
After graduating from university and working at the employer for one year, the promotion is automatic and no exams are required. There is a qualification certificate. Ask your workplace specifically.
Reply #72008-03-02
For the intermediate level, exams in subjects such as English and computer skills are required
Reply #82008-03-02
Thank you for the replies from the friends above. I would like to ask what specific subjects are included in the exam for an intermediate engineer in chemical engineering and technology?
Reply #92008-03-02
It is necessary to hold the title of assistant engineer; without this qualification, one cannot be considered for an intermediate professional title, which in other words means they cannot be promoted to engineer. For the specific exam, only foreign language and computer skills are required. For the computer test, candidates can choose any four out of the following subjects: WINDOWS, WORD, EXCEL, PPT, CAD, Internet basics, etc. A score of 60 is considered passing; the rest is assessed through evaluation. Next, fill out the forms including the eligibility assessment form, concise registration form, work report, and achievement registration form. If everything is in order, then wait for the interview; once that is passed, you can wait for the final determination of your professional title.
Reply #102008-03-02
To apply for an intermediate professional title, continuing education credits are also required; 60 credits are necessary to be eligible for consideration! There are exams too, I think they’re in English and computer science! There must also be papers!
Reply #112008-03-04
Assistant engineers can be promoted directly after one year of work at the undergraduate level, while intermediate engineers need to pass exams in English and computer skills. It is possible to apply for the intermediate engineer title without first having the status of assistant engineer. If you have the energy and time, it is recommended that you take the exam to become a registered engineer.
Reply #122008-03-04
One year after graduating from undergraduate studies, one can be assigned the rank of assistant engineer; another 4 years are required to qualify for an intermediate professional title. If 5 years have passed since graduation and the title of assistant engineer has not been obtained, one can seek recognition from the local municipal personnel department; once recognized, the title can then be obtained: handshake
Reply #132008-03-04
To directly apply for an intermediate undergraduate degree, it takes 6 years; in addition, one must pass an English proficiency test (or obtain a certificate at level 4 or 6), a computer skills test, and submit at least 2 papers published in journals at the provincial level or above.
Reply #142008-03-04
I only know that the engineers at CNPC don’t need to take exams; they are appointed based on their qualifications. I became an engineer right after graduating with a master’s degree. As for the article, I’m not sure if the English article I sent is acceptable. You shouldn’t worry too much about these things; it’s just a matter of getting a slight raise. It has no impact on the bonus.
Reply #152008-03-11
Currently, assistant engineers are assessed by their respective companies after passing a computer-based exam organized uniformly by the local **human resources department**, while for the intermediate level, an English test is conducted on a unified basis; followed by a computer-based test at the provincial level, and then a thesis review is held by the local human resources department to determine eligibility
Reply #162008-03-11
Just ask the human resources department of your company and you’ll find out.
Reply #172008-03-11
Engineers who wish to be evaluated must first have worked as assistants for at least four years before they are eligible to apply
Reply #182008-03-11
One year after graduating from an undergraduate program, or three years after graduating from a junior college program, one can obtain the application form for assessment as an assistant engineer at the local talent center. One must take a professional technical knowledge exam – which is essentially just a formality – and submit a summary of one’s work experience; this can help increase the chances of being approved as an assistant engineer; Both engineers and assistant engineers undergo social evaluation; if they are hired by an employer, their salary and benefits will improve ; After serving as an assistant engineer for four years, one must take the English and computer proficiency tests related to professional titles; upon passing these tests, they can apply for evaluation for the title of engineer. To do this, they need to submit a personal work summary, certificates of passing the professional title tests, at least two professional papers, as well as a certificate of continuing education (with an average of 50 credits per year). Experts from the talent development center will then evaluate these papers, and if the papers are deemed satisfactory (including those that have been published), the engineer title can be awarded.
Reply #192008-10-21
First, one needs to be an assistant engineer before they can be promoted to engineer. One must first take a foreign language exam; only after passing that exam can they take the computer exam. The computer score only determines the amount of extra points; whether one passes or fails has no impact on the grading! ! !

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