Questions about how to obtain a professional title
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Dear everyone, I just graduated from university and am currently working at a design firm. I would like to ask how one can obtain an entry-level professional title Do I need to register for the exam myself? Could you explain the specific details? Are there any other things like professional English tests? For those of us working in chemical engineering design, what certifications are useful? Thank you all, except for the registered engineers
This issue varies from factory to factory; some factories have their own systems for determining professional titles. I’m not sure what kind of system your factory uses
Indeed, it varies from one organization to another; generally, one can be appointed as an assistant engineer one year after graduating from undergraduate school
What was said upstairs is correct; there’s no need to take the exam
What was said on the 3rd floor is correct; there’s no need to take an exam.
Can the assistant engineer confirm it directly?
You can check the website of the local vocational examination authority. .
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Generally, one can be rated as junior after working for a year after graduation; ask the management department of the company
We don’t require assistant positions for these exams; once the required time period has passed, one can directly take the exam for an intermediate professional title
The original poster can refer to the criteria for professional title evaluation in Tianjin Development Zone: http://60.30.26.31/zcps/. For assistant engineers, recognition is usually sufficient without the need for an exam; however, for titles at the intermediate level or above, certificates related to English and computer skills are generally required. Those who have passed the CET-6 do not need to take the professional English exam, but those in chemical engineering-related fields must pass the computer skills test for professional titles.