I am engaged in water treatment, and I really want to take the registered chemical engineering exam. Can I take the exam in order to change careers?
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It’s all about learning* I majored in chemical engineering. I graduated last year and worked in water treatment for a year. I was unhappy.
Yes, water treatment is also included in the chemical industry. The conditions for applying for the basic exam are also simple. That is, when it comes to the professional exam, it may be difficult because there is less work involved. Learn more and decide, I wish you success.
Water treatment should be a more promising branch of the industry. I think it will develop very well, provided that you learn more and can use it. It's a test. It's up to you to study for the basic test. * The basics are in place. It’s easier to prepare for two months. The professional exam is a bit more troublesome.
In fact, there is no problem in taking the exam. The key is whether you can register after passing the exam. If you can register, or you are interested in working in a design institute, it doesn't matter even if you are not currently in this field. Wait until you get the certificate and then find a design institute that will definitely be able to register you.