I want to become a registered engineer in the field of chemical engineering
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Although I majored in chemistry, what I learned in school was purely theoretical, and our major falls under the category of science. The college focuses mainly on coal chemical engineering, while we studied *fine organic synthesis. I am currently working in the gasification department, and I would like to know if someone in my situation can obtain a certification as a chemical engineer. I request experts in this field to offer some guidance; thank you!
There are assistant engineers, engineers, and senior engineers
The requirements for registered engineers vary
The value of a registered chemical engineer credential is not very high these days; it’s far inferior to that of credentials in fields such as architecture and structural engineering! ! But who knows in the future; it will be useful anyway once you take the exam
1# Yunzi’s sincere effort to obtain a registration as a chemical engineer – it will definitely be useful for you in the future
I want to take the exam too, but it will take me several years of working before I can do so. Perhaps this is to help us learn more practical things and gain more experience.
I think it’s probably more important to gain *experience first, after all, a certificate is just a stepping stone.