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1. For engineering programs in English, one needs to take the Science and Engineering English A exam; I’m aware of that, but I’m not quite sure what the difference between A and B is 2. For computers: Three computer-related courses were passed during the intermediate level assessment; is there any issue regarding an expiration date? If it doesn’t exist, can one be exempt from the exam when applying for a senior engineer title? 3. Duration: It is said that one must have obtained the intermediate level first, and then wait 4 years before being able to apply for the advanced level. Is that really the rule? This seems a bit unreasonable; it falls into the category of unfair terms. PS: Is it appropriate to post this in this section? Looking at the forum, it seems that only this section is most closely related to the selection process for engineers with professional titles; therefore, it has been placed here. If this location isn’t appropriate, please advise the moderator. Thank you!
Have we forgotten an important condition? There are still three papers left!
The policy has already changed; now, those who have reached the intermediate level and hold a bachelor’s degree must wait 5 years before they can be promoted to the senior level, while those with an associate degree need to wait 7 years. For master’s degree holders, it seems they can be promoted to the senior level 3 years after reaching the intermediate level