Asking for advice on two questions about the registered chemical engineer exam +1
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1. How many years will the registered chemical engineer exam be valid after passing the basics? This means that if you take the professional exam within a few years, you no longer need to take the basic exam. 2. If I don’t work in a design institute, can I apply with the transcript of the basic exam I passed last year or the admission ticket for the professional exam I took last year? What to do if it doesn't work? +1: I want to ask another question. I have been working for 7 or 8 years and am majoring in technology. I want to take the registered safety engineer exam. How do I sign up? Do I qualify? Thanks!
1 There is no age limit! 2 You can sign up, but if you can’t, just negotiate with a design institute and get admitted after taking the exam! +1 Just ask the unit to issue a certificate. The management of safety engineers is not very strict!
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Haha, thanks, can I take two exams at the same time in one year? Are you going to take both the registered chemical engineer professional examination and the registered safety engineer examination this year?
It should be possible. First of all, you must pass the application requirements, and secondly, you must be able to learn* ~~After all, it is difficult to register for the exam. But as long as I work hard, I believe there will be good results.~~~
Both registered chemical engineers and registered safety engineers are held once a year, in September every year. If the exam time does not conflict, you may not be able to pass because of the large amount of content. If you want to take the exam, I suggest you choose a subject for the first half and a second half exam, for example: first half exam consulting\environmental impact assessment, etc.