Can those with a degree in chemical engineering processes become registered environmental assessment engineers?
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Can those with a degree in chemical engineering processes become registered environmental assessment engineers? Our company is mainly engaged in environmental design.
Sure, it’s possible. The requirement regarding the number of years of experience differs from that for this specific major; just check the exam syllabus for details
I graduated from undergraduate studies in 2004. Do I need to take an English exam?
Sure, definitely! ! It’s just one extra year compared to the standard duration for this major!
I wanted to come in and take a look at the knowledge on this topic; haha, it doesn’t seem very detailed.
I’d like to consult someone who has taken the exam; I wonder who can tell me?
Those who are not majoring in environmental protection taking the environmental impact assessment exam: 1. It is related to educational background； 2. Experience in environmental impact assessment work is required (as proof): 8 years for those with an associate degree, 6 years for those with a bachelor’s degree, 3 years for those with a master’s degree, and 2 years for those with a doctorate degree
The skills are fine; it’s mainly the limitation related to work experience
For those who graduated after 2004, under what circumstances is it not necessary to take an English exam?
I’m also considering taking the certification exam
One year after graduation, one can take the basic exam; with four years of work experience, one can take the professional exam
The certified accountant exam is different from professional title evaluations; there is no requirement to take an English test.