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Is obtaining a registered engineer certificate very helpful for our graduates in their future careers?

2009-03-09View Original

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Is obtaining a registered engineer certificate very helpful for our graduates in their future careers?
Reply #22009-03-09
Those who haven’t graduated yet cannot take the exam; one must have one year of work experience to be eligible to take it. If it can be taken at school, it’s likely that obtaining this certification won’t be that difficult; so it’s better to take the exam as soon as possible after leaving school.
Reply #32009-03-09
Current students can only take the basic section; the specialized section can only be taken after starting work. So getting the certificate is something that will happen after starting work
Reply #42009-03-09
This will only help one strengthen their fundamental professional knowledge, and that’s all. Once graduates decide to stop studying on campus, they must first consider choosing a career. Under no circumstances should one give up a job to pursue certificates aimlessly
Reply #52009-03-09
It doesn’t do much, but it’s better than nothing!
Reply #62009-03-09
If you are ready to start working in design and already have a bachelor’s degree, it’s best to hurry and pass the basic courses, taking advantage of the fact that you still have plenty of time while in school, as well as your familiarity with mathematics and specialized subjects from having just completed your postgraduate studies. If only I had passed the basic courses when I was in school; after coming to the company, I found that some people had already completed those basic courses.
Reply #72009-03-09
A registration system is a major trend. When one first starts working in a design firm, it’s not easy to obtain a professional title based on experience alone; passing the registration examination is always a way to prove one’s capabilities. Of course, passing the exam doesn’t mean you can do good design work; you still need to gain more practical experience.
Reply #82009-03-09
To become a registered engineer, one must first take the exam for a registration as an engineer in a field that is the same as or similar to their own specialty. For example, if I study chemical engineering, it would be more appropriate for me to take the exam to become a registered chemical engineering engineer. There are three advantages to taking the exam to become a registered engineer: First, one can take it in the first year, when things are not too busy, to reinforce and learn some courses and knowledge related to the specialty in which they work. Second, one can pass the basic exams while still remembering well the knowledge that can be learned at school; after all, such exams have to be taken sooner or later, just like teacher qualification certificates! III. By the time you pass the exam, your employer or department should provide you with some appropriate subsidy. In this way, some economic problems can be solved. But despite the advantages of obtaining certifications, I still advise my colleagues not to pursue every possible certification! Just take exams related to your own major; it’s best to spend most of your time learning *professional skills. Never become a certificate-obtaining machine!
Reply #92009-03-13
I think it’s completely useless! ! You can’t get a certificate even if you participate in the work! ! (Not eligible to take the exam)
Reply #102009-04-07
Current students can only take the basic section, but it is necessary if they want to work in engineering design in the future

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