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After obtaining the assistant engineer certificate, when can one apply for the intermediate engineer title?

2008-11-09View Original

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After obtaining the assistant engineer certificate, when can one apply for the intermediate engineer title? This post was last edited by Qingming Yibei on 2009-1-10 09:50.]
Reply #22008-11-09
After 4 years as an assistant, one can apply to become an engineer
Reply #32008-11-09
We can apply for the title of intermediate engineer after 5 years as assistant engineers. I’m not sure whether the 4-year period mentioned above can be applied for; you can ask the human resources department of your organization.
Reply #42008-11-09
According to relevant regulations, assistants are only eligible to apply for the title of engineer after five years; however, this depends on their educational background – the time requirement differs for those with a bachelor’s degree versus an associate’s degree. The 5-year period refers to those with a bachelor’s degree, while those with an associate’s degree need more time. Of course, different industries and provinces have their own specific regulations, but the general requirements are the same across the country.
Reply #52008-11-09
Go and ask the HR department at your workplace directly; there are some differences from place to place. In our company, it takes 5 years after obtaining a bachelor’s degree to be eligible for the engineer title, while 2 years is required for those with a master’s degree.
Reply #62008-11-13
Application for the qualification of intermediate engineer: 1. A bachelor’s degree with over 5 years of work experience, employed as a professional technical staff member; Have graduated from a junior college 7 years or more ago and have been employed as a professional technical personnel ; 3. Graduates from a graduate program or holders of a second bachelor’s degree, who have been employed as assistant engineers for more than 3 years. Those with a master’s degree and at least 3 years of experience in professional technical work, or those with a doctor’s degree who pass the relevant assessment, can be recognized as eligible for the engineer title. According to the first rule, one generally obtains the title of assistant engineer one year after graduating from undergraduate school, and after another 4 years they can apply for the title of intermediate engineer
Reply #72008-11-13
It is related to your educational background; a bachelor’s degree is required before one can be eligible for evaluation after four years. However, if you are exceptionally talented, exceptions may be made. You can also take certain certification exams to obtain an intermediate professional title directly.
Reply #82008-11-13
One year after graduating from undergraduate studies, eligibility for financial assistance is automatically granted; three years after receiving this assistance, one can apply for an intermediate professional title. Five years after obtaining that title, one can apply for a senior professional title. If there is no postgraduate degree, then, unless there are outstanding contributions, that’s the highest rank one can reach. To apply for an intermediate title, one needs to have one published paper, while two papers are required for a senior title. Remember: the journal in which your papers are published must be taken into account when applying for professional titles.
Reply #92008-11-13
After being appointed as an assistant engineer, one can be promoted to engineer after working in the same field for 4 years; proficiency in a foreign language is required, and if one passes the test on the first attempt, that proficiency is valid for 3 consecutive years
Reply #102008-11-14
Do you need to take an exam for the application? What exactly is there to test?
Reply #112008-11-16
Evaluation is possible after four years, but one must take the English and computer exams in advance

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