I have a degree in chemical engineering, but I don’t work in a design firm – can I still take the Certified Chemical Engineer exam?
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Also, what exactly is meant by “design experience” in that requirement? It seems that in manufacturing companies, there isn’t much connection with design, right?
You can take the exam; it’s not necessarily related to whether you work in a design institute or not
Professional exams must be stamped by a unit with design qualifications
After registering online, an on-site verification is required, which involves a certificate from the employer (mainly the employer’s stamp: such-and-such Design Institute). Sometimes this on-site verification is not approved, and as a result it becomes impossible to complete the exam registration. I just completed the on-site verification for the professional exam; now all that’s left is to make the online payment to finalize the registration.
Can’t register without a stamp from an engineering design institute? ? ?
It can be reported; just make the organization name not too eye-catching
Reply to 6# st_gpq: Is it necessary to have the seal of the design institute when registering? Do you need it to be available in order to apply?