Questions about local professional titles
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When I first started working, I knew the one who had an intermediate professional title.* * Unified requirements: Computer exams, English for professional titles, and thesis publication are all ready. But now that the local government has issued a new policy for local professional title evaluation, the requirements have been lowered, and computers and English are no longer required. Now I am confused, what is the difference between the two, I just know that the local one cannot be used nationwide. I am a foreigner with a certain degree of exile. I want to make one that can be used nationwide. I don’t know the difference between the two review agencies and the official seals. I hope the seniors who understand this aspect can give me an answer.
It mainly depends on the unit where I work. Our place here only requires one computer, but the unit requires three. There is no other way. Let’s take the test.
What we call local standards here are called "engineer title" and "senior engineer title". Technicians can directly evaluate the senior engineer title. * * The standard is called "engineer technical position" and "senior engineer technical position""
Does it refer to the professional title of a township official? My unit also has evaluations. There is no need to take computer or foreign language exams, and the paper does not need to be published. The issued certificate is the same as* * There is no difference, except that there is the word "township" in the file.
Now when I work in private enterprises, I feel that professional titles have no effect, and I don’t even think about getting professional titles...
As a technician, mastering a certain amount of English and computer knowledge is a prerequisite. It would be wrong to learn some English or computer knowledge just for professional titles.* study * Learn again * , hard work will yield results.
The current professional title evaluation system is very chaotic. It is strongly recommended to cancel the registration.
I don’t understand why we are still doing this. It has no value and is not linked to income.* * The department just wants to make money, and it doesn’t seem like it has a lot of money.
It is indeed a bit confusing. Taking Guangdong as an example, the place where you graduate from a bachelor's degree takes 4 years to evaluate engineers and 8 years to evaluate senior engineers. Our affiliated companies take 5 years to evaluate engineers and 10 years to evaluate senior engineers. There is a difference of two years. It seems that the engineering computer evaluation department requires 5 subjects, but we only need 3 subjects.
The professional title evaluation of engineering and technical personnel is* * It is conducted uniformly, once a year. I participated in the engineer evaluation in 2008. Obtaining the engineer qualification certificate only means that you have the qualifications of an engineer. The employer can appoint you as an engineer for the unit, and there is also an appointment certificate. These are two concepts. If you have engineering qualifications, it will be useless if no one hires you. It is recommended that you still participate * * Unified assessment is good for personal development.
For professional title evaluation, the requirements of each unit are different. But if you can take the exam, take it early and pass it early to avoid long nights and dreams. Those exams are not difficult. Just read the book and do a few sets of real questions before taking the exam. I wish you success.
Your intermediate professional title should be recognized by the local government rather than by* * Recognition, unless it is an examination instead of an assessment (such as software engineer, environmental impact assessment engineer). Therefore, no matter what policy is used to assess the professional title, the certificate will be the same, I think.
Whoever cares about his place must also get it.
I’ve never heard of local professional titles, but what’s the use of them? I’d better register them. However, registration is useless now, and it’s become a bit common, and it should be affiliated everywhere.* * A surprise inspection of registration is carried out every year. If any admission is found, the registration will be confiscated for life and will not be allowed to take the exam again.