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Electrical Engineer (General) is a professional title, is it just common among industries? Do you have a certificate? Electrical engineers are divided into three levels: assistant, general, and senior, right? The question is relatively retarded in order to gain points.
Electrical engineers are divided into* * Registered electrical engineers and inter-industry electrical engineers of construction units, registration must be through * * The exam, but you need to be from a design institute to take it. There are assistant engineers, engineers, and senior engineers in the industry. Assistants are evaluated by the unit itself, and engineers and senior engineers are evaluated by the unit itself or within the group.
Within the unit, years and academic qualifications are mainly used as references, and ability is not important. Of course, it’s better if you have the ability. Going outside can accomplish a lot.
Registering is of course the best. In addition to registered ones, there are generally three types of professional title evaluations:: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced. One year after graduating from a bachelor's degree, you can be evaluated as a junior, that is, an assistant engineer. ; Four years after becoming an assistant, he was rated as intermediate ; From now on, it will be rated high. ; High-end is generally not well received. Every professional title is certified. If you feel that the registered person will not pass the exam, you can evaluate the professional title first. Take it in two steps and play it safe.
Intermediate, senior, those are professional titles, right?
Register and prepare together~! ~! :lol
I’ve already been rated as high-level, is there any point in registering for the exam again? :lol
Assistant, mid-level and senior engineers are professional titles; Registered electrical engineer is a professional qualification certificate (the registration system has not been implemented yet) ; The two are different.
Registered electrical engineer is a professional qualification certificate required by the survey and design industry since 2003.
Registration is the most effective way, try your best to take the exam