Ask about the process for evaluating intermediate engineers
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As the title suggests, I’m looking for the process for obtaining the intermediate engineer title~~ Also, where can I take the professional courses required for continuing education?*~
If you search for “continuing education in [city name]”, it should appear. But in our case, the company has already set it up for us
For this item, the requirements may vary slightly from province to province and from city to city. 1. Assessment process: In the past, one would go to the local human resources department in the district (county) to obtain a folder that contained all the necessary documents. For now, it may be necessary to submit the application online. I suggest you visit the human resources website of your city to check out the information published during last year’s professional title evaluation process, including where to submit applications and what is required. 2. As for continuing education, in the past it was handled uniformly by the human resources department: one would buy a relevant book and then answer some multiple-choice questions. One year’s worth of credits is enough; it only costs a few dozen dollars for the books. Later on, the credits for the unified Human Resources course decreased. One has to go to places that offer continuing education (such as certain universities), register there, and take exams or something similar; only then can credits be earned per year. This kind of service is quite expensive, costing several hundred dollars per year. Currently, everything here is online; the term \"credits\" has been replaced with \"class hours\". Everything takes place online, involving watching videos and answering questions online.