One can be evaluated as an engineer a few years after obtaining a master’s degree
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A few years after obtaining a master’s degree, one can be appointed as an engineer (with an intermediate professional title); some say it takes two years, while others say three
I remember it was two years, but I’m sure that one can become a senior engineer four years after graduating from graduate school, provided that they have already obtained an intermediate professional title by then
1. **Graduates from regular colleges and vocational schools can have their professional titles recognized directly.** 2. Qualification requirements for junior and intermediate professional and technical positions: With an associate degree: After one year, the “employee” level can be recognized ； Associate degree: See *. After one year, and another two years of working in a related field, it is possible to be recognized at the “Assistant” level ； Bachelor’s degree: See *; upon completion of one year, it can be recognized as the “Assistant” level ； Master’s degree: Three years of experience in professional and technical work qualifies one for an intermediate level designation ； Doctor: An intermediate title can be granted in the year of graduation ； Double bachelor’s degree or completion of a graduate program: Eligible for the “assistant” level in the year of graduation ； Those who worked as assistants for two years before pursuing a master’s degree, and then engaged in professional technical work for two years after obtaining the master’s degree, can be recognized as eligible for an intermediate-level position
It might vary from one organization to another; in our company, which is a state-owned enterprise, one can be promoted to engineer after two years of postgraduate study.
Every city has authorities responsible for evaluating professional titles; is it possible to obtain such a title two years after graduating with a master’s degree?
Depending on the local regulations, for example, in Liaoning Province, those who have graduated with a master’s degree and have worked in a field related to their specialty for two years can be assessed for an intermediate professional title; please check the local personnel department’s website for details.
Two years after obtaining a master’s degree is sufficient; however, different organizations have their own rules. Here, only those with three years of postgraduate experience are eligible to submit an application for an intermediate professional title, while those with a bachelor’s degree need to have worked for four years
This post was last edited by xkw2005 on 2009-10-13 at 11:11. The requirements for the unit and those for ** are different; our company sets a requirement for engineers of three years after graduating as master’s degree holders.
It depends on the major; some require two years while others require three
I worked for two years before starting my master’s degree; how long does that take?
Previous work experience is not taken into consideration by some employers; instead, the length of service after joining the new employer needs to be calculated.