The value of obtaining a certification as a chemical engineering engineer
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I’ll be graduating next year, and I’m not sure if it’s worth taking this exam. I hope those who are more experienced can give me some advice
I graduated last year and, after working for a year, I found that this skill is quite useful. Considering various aspects, it’s still worth obtaining this qualification if one has the ability to do so. I’m now starting to review my studies again in preparation for the basic exams
I would like to ask how to take this exam and what are the registration procedures?
Isn’t there a limit on the length of service? Otherwise, is LZ a doctor?
Reply to 4# swallowxsx: Basic courses do not require work experience
There are many questions related to theoretical concepts, so it is recommended that those who have just graduated from school hurry up
At first, I didn’t realize that I needed to take this exam; after working for two years, I almost forgot about it. By then, it would be difficult to take the exam again. I recommend taking it as soon as possible – whether it’s useful or not, having a certificate is still better than having none.
It’s useless to just pass the basic exam; you don’t even get a certificate
LS, don’t talk nonsense. There’s no exam on the basics; it’s only the specialized knowledge that is tested. Take the exam as soon as it’s available, otherwise it will get harder to pass over time
If you fail the basic exam, you are not eligible to take the specialized exam.
This certificate is completely useless for those who are not designers; it is only useful when **signing authority is specified**.