Are there any reliable training institutions for the chemical engineering and technology major?
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Dear experts: I was wondering if there are any good training institutions for the Chemical Engineering and Technology major.
If you don’t put in effort, training courses are of little use; if you do put in effort, you can succeed without any training
(1) Don’t rely on predicting exam questions; it won’t work； (2) After understanding the book content and completing the exercises in the *exercise book*, 80% of the questions can be solved naturally ； (3) Do the past exam papers from the previous two years before the exam; there will be about three to five questions that are just rephrased versions of earlier questions.
It’s better to study hard; every training institution claims to be the best
Do you know of any training institutions? Since I don’t work at a design institute and there are no people around me who took the exam together, I want to find a training institution to join a group.
Haichuan is the best organization; everything you need can be found here, it just depends on how diligently you look for it.
If you don’t work in a design institute, there’s no point in getting this certificate; it’s useless. It’s better to obtain a fire safety certification instead
But fire protection isn’t very useful either; it can’t be used as a basis for anything
It turns out that the Survey and Design Association used to organize training sessions before the exams, and these were of an official nature. But these sessions have not been held in the past two years; private training programs are unreliable at best, so one still has to work hard on their own for the CPA exam – those training courses are nothing but pointless
Learning relies on one’s own efforts; no institution can predict exam questions with such accuracy
Yes, one still has to put in more effort on their own