What materials are needed to prepare for the professional examination of registered chemical engineer?
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What materials are needed to prepare for the professional examination of registered chemical engineer? My daughter passed the basic exam last year. She wants to apply for the professional exam this year, but she has little work experience. I wonder if professional exams have much to do with work experience? Need to reply * What information?
I am also quite concerned about this issue. There are relatively few people in the unit taking this exam. Although I have collected a lot of information from the forum, I have not been on the battlefield of taking the exam for real. Please give me some advice from my seniors.
There are professional exam experience on the forum. Search for it yourself.
http://bbs.hcbbs.com/search.php?searchid=2816&orderby=lastpost&ascdesc=desc&searchsubmit=yes This is a discussion about the professional examination of chemical injection that I found in the forum. The poster can refer to it. As for the required materials and tutoring materials, I know that there is a Tianda version. The format is similar to the Tianda textbook for the basic examination. I don’t know how the poster prepared for the basic examination. If I have time, I will share it with you.: ) It seems that you can bring a standard manual or something with you when taking the professional exam. For more details, let’s take a look at the relevant topics in the forum!
I would like to ask the poster, when registering for the basic exam, the condition is that I have been engaged in design work for more than one year before I can take the exam. Then I would like to ask if someone who is not engaged in design work can take the exam! Are you engaged in design? Thanks!
Those who don’t do design can still take the exam
Thank you, sir. I would like to ask if it is the same for another professional exam? Can I take the exam if I am not engaged in design work?
The certificate you get after taking the exam must be displayed at your workplace. If you are not engaged in chemical design, the certificate is useless.
I only take exams for basic courses* I have read the textbooks of Tianda University, but in addition to the textbooks of Tianda University, don’t the professional subjects include case studies? I would like to ask, do the questions in the case studies have much to do with work experience? Or is it a topic in the textbook?