Who knows if there are past exam questions for the intermediate professional qualification exam in the chemical industry there?
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Who knows if there are past exam questions for the intermediate professional qualification exam in the chemical industry there? It’s best to be from organic chemistry.
Search online; it’s likely available at regular specialty bookstores. Or search on Haichuan. There might be electronic versions of the materials.
I don’t understand what the OP is asking? Isn’t an intermediate professional title only required to have certificates in computer skills and English? Registered chemical engineers have to take professional exams, but there is no such thing as an intermediate level, right?
I need it too. Who can provide it? Thank you.
I need it too. Who can provide it? Thank you.
Is this not necessary? How can there be such requirements for obtaining an intermediate professional title? I wonder where the original poster is from? If it comes to local policies in your area, it’s better to turn to colleagues who have dealt with this before; it’s unlikely that such things will be available here
I searched online for a long time, but in the end I still couldn’t find any information regarding practice tests for intermediate professional titles
I don’t think so. Only advanced titles in English and computer science are required; there are no professional exams, let alone intermediate ones
Also seeking materials for intermediate professional titles in the chemical industry. Employees of state-owned enterprises don’t need it; they can use it directly.
It varies from place to place; in Beijing, an additional specialized exam is required to obtain an intermediate qualification, while computer science and English are exempt (for master’s degrees). In Shanghai, both computer science and English exams are necessary.
Have they already taken the exam upstairs? Could you tell me the general situation? What types of questions are there? Major: Fundamentals of Organic Chemical Engineering. I took a look at the syllabus – it’s not very different from inorganic chemistry; it basically covers the same topics as Chemical Engineering Principles and Physical Chemistry.