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Regarding the qualifications for taking the CFA exam?

2009-10-13View Original

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After reading the regulations, I found that in order to take the professional exam after passing the basic exam, one must have worked at a design firm. Do those of us who work in front-line production have any chance of applying? ? (I studied polymer materials and engineering at the undergraduate level, and I currently work at a chlor-alkali plant.) )
Reply #22009-10-13
The professional examination for chemical engineering requires a minimum of ** years of experience in chemical engineering design; strictly speaking, experience in frontline production does not count. However, check whether your employer meets the eligibility requirements; if so, registering should not be a problem. Another more accurate way is to consult the Professional Qualification Registration Center of the construction department in your province
Reply #32009-10-13
The most authoritative source is to ask the people in charge of registration and exams at the local construction committee; they say that passing the exam is sufficient

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