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Is it easy to pass the second-level constructor exam? ? This post was last edited by bingyu252 on 2009-1-4 16:23]
As long as one can focus on reading and do some supplementary practice, passing Level 2 is not difficult
To be honest, as long as one puts in effort and maintains perseverance, no exam is really that difficult. The key is whether we can endure the loneliness of studying, while giving up many trivial pleasures. The Level 2 Constructor exam is held at the provincial level, and it is relatively easier. But I suggest that if you want to become a construction engineer, it’s better to just start preparing for the **first-level construction engineer exam**! That’s the kind of skill that will truly be useful in the future. It is also very beneficial for individuals. Hehe, it’s just my personal opinion, for the original poster’s reference only.
Agree with the view from the 3rd floor; it’s not worthwhile to take the exam for a Level 2 construction engineer – it’s better to go straight for a **registered Level 1 construction engineer qualification!
Study hard, sign up for another course – it shouldn’t be a problem :) But to be honest, just take the level 1 exam directly:lol
First-class construction engineers no longer enjoy any credibility; the results of the exams taken in 2007 were not released until 2009. The Ministry of Construction’s reckless actions have inevitably led to a loss of value in these certificates
It’s quite easy to pass the exam for a First-Class Constructor; in the past two years, 8 people around me have succeeded in passing it, and I plan to register for the exam this year as well!
How many years of experience is required to become a first-level constructor? Is it that easy to pass the exam?
The second-level construction engineer exam is not difficult to pass; I suggest you give it a try, hehe! Level 1 is a bit difficult; you’ll know once you take the exam, hehe. The difficulty of the exam varies from person to person, so you need to experience it for yourself!
:) Prepare slowly; if you make up your mind to take the exam, you’ll be able to pass it