Regarding the issue of years of registered chemical engineers
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I want to ask a question, if I work for one year before taking the basic exam, and if I pass it, do I need to continue working for two years before I can take the professional exam? PS: I am a graduate student in chemical engineering. I have passed the basic theoretical examination and have to work for three years before I can take the professional examination.
Please refer to the exam syllabus and, for a master's degree in chemical engineering, what does it mean that you have passed the test in theory? National Registered Chemical Engineer Qualification Examination Application Requirements This post was last edited by Demetall on 2009-2-3 11:18 ]
Those who pass the basic examination and meet one of the following conditions can apply to take the professional examination: 2. After obtaining a master's degree in this major, if you have been engaged in chemical engineering design work for a total of 3 years, you should continue to work for 2 years before you can take the exam.
I've never heard of an age issue.
There are years requirements ~ Article 5 Those who pass the basic examination and meet one of the following conditions can apply to take the professional examination: (1) After obtaining a doctorate in this major, have been engaged in chemical engineering design work for a total of 2 years ； Or after obtaining a doctoral degree in a similar major, have been engaged in chemical engineering design work for a total of 3 years. (2) After obtaining a master's degree in this major, have been engaged in chemical engineering design work for a total of 3 years ； Or after obtaining a master's degree in a similar major, have been engaged in chemical engineering design work for a total of 4 years. (3) Obtain a double bachelor's degree including this major or graduate from a graduate class in this major, and have been engaged in chemical engineering design work for a total of 4 years ； Or after obtaining a double bachelor's degree in a similar major or graduating from a graduate class, he has been engaged in chemical engineering design work for a total of 5 years. (4) After obtaining a bachelor's degree or degree that has passed the education evaluation of this major, he has been engaged in chemical engineering design work for a total of 4 years. ； Or have been engaged in chemical engineering design work for a total of 5 years after obtaining an undergraduate degree or degree that has not passed the education evaluation of this major. ； Or obtain a bachelor's degree or degree in a similar major, and have been engaged in chemical engineering design work for a total of 6 years. (5) After obtaining a college degree in this major, have been engaged in chemical engineering design work for a total of 6 years ； Or after obtaining a college degree in a similar major, have been engaged in chemical engineering design work for a total of 7 years. (6) After obtaining a bachelor's degree or above in other engineering majors, have been engaged in chemical engineering design work for a total of 8 years.