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1. Registration for the chemical industry 2. Registration for environmental protection 3. Registration for construction 4. Registration for cost estimation, and so on... Which of these are valuable if one uses online agencies to obtain such registrations? Hehe, I’ll prepare to take the exams for those that are valuable, haha. This way, I can retire early in the future, hehe
General costs > Construction > Chemical industry > Environmental protection, and it is also closely related to the requirements of individual units.
First-class registered architects are quite valuable! The affiliated organizations are also quite diverse!
It is said that the title of \"Registered Environmental Assessor\" is quite valuable
I think the registration exam for cost engineers is more difficult than that for construction engineers
Of course, it’s a registered architect, with an annual fee of 50,000 to 80,000.
Registered architects are valuable; followed by cost engineers. There are many others, but generally speaking…
Registered environmental engineers are highly valuable! It can be affiliated with many organizations.
It’s very difficult to pass the exam to become a registered first-class architect, but once you pass it, you can retire.
Registered first-class structural engineer: 40,000 yuan per year for affiliation
Passed the national cost estimator exam. I want to take the exam to become a certified cost engineer; is it possible to pass? I’m not very good at many theoretical things
Architects, structural engineers, and then environmental impact assessments, safety evaluations, supervision, etc
Registered cost engineers – our teachers used to earn a fair amount of money that way, in just one year.
In my opinion, the certificates for registered architect and registered cost engineer are quite valuable.
It’s possible to take more exams, which can be very beneficial for one’s career!
It seems there are different opinions; it mainly depends on whether it’s possible to find a party willing to pay a high price: lol
1. Registration for the chemical industry 2. Registration for environmental protection 3. Registration for architecture 4. Registration for cost estimation. Can you take the exams for all four of these areas? Is registered architecture related to registered chemical engineering? If you are a wise person, I would advise you to pursue a degree as a certified accountant or a certified lawyer instead.