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Could everyone give me some advice on what certificate I should get?

2010-04-21View Original

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I majored in mechanical and electrical engineering, but after graduation I have been working in the chemical industry until now; I’m just 3 months away from completing 3 years of experience. To ensure a better future for myself, I would appreciate some advice on what certificates I should obtain. Are there any requirements related to my major or work experience? I hold an associate degree
Reply #22010-04-22
It depends on which direction you want to pursue. For example, you can obtain a certification as a chemical engineer; generally, those who have held such a certification for 3 years are eligible to take the exam. If you tell me more about your specific work experience, I guess you’re interested in a career in the chemical field

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