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I have passed the basic exam, but my work experience is not sufficient; can I still apply to take the professional exam?

2009-02-24View Original

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I have passed the basic exam, but my work experience is not sufficient; can I still apply to take the professional exam?
Reply #22009-02-25
Insufficient working experience; not eligible to register for the professional exam
Reply #32009-02-25
Original poster, please carefully check the basic requirements for professional exams; if there are any items that do not meet these requirements, you cannot apply~~
Reply #42009-02-25
Be patient; although it’s possible to register successfully due to lax oversight at times, things will get troublesome once you pass the exam
Reply #52009-02-25
“Be patient; although it’s possible to get registered due to lax oversight at times, things will get troublesome once you pass the exam. What was said on floor 5 is correct – lax oversight does indeed occur. There is a person in our department who specializes in automation; he applied for the certification of Registered Electrical Engineer using the same field of study. In fact, according to the listed list of fields, automation is considered a related field to electrical engineering. If he applied for the same major with just enough qualifications to be exempt from the basic courses, perhaps due to lax oversight, he was allowed to take the specialized exams directly. I’m wondering to myself that once he passes the professional exam and goes to register (only then does it become valid), the staff will conduct a thorough review and discover that he didn’t meet the requirements to apply for that program from the start; only time will tell if there will be any problems. So, this friend should think things through carefully.
Reply #62009-02-25
I’m not sure if a certificate from my employer will work; I’m just a few months away from meeting the required length of service. If my employer could issue a certificate stating a longer working period, well, it would be a way to cheat, right? What’s the risk involved?
Reply #72009-02-26
I don’t think that approach upstairs is feasible, because your degree certificate is required during the qualification review; unless you cheated on that as well.
Reply #82009-02-26
After graduating with a master’s degree and starting work, can using a bachelor’s degree to take the exam shorten the application period?
Reply #92009-02-26
The application period for postgraduate students is already shorter than that for undergraduate students; why go to such lengths?

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