How many years does it take after graduating from a junior college to be able to take the exam for assistant engineer? ?
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It has been two years and four months since I graduated from college; I currently work in piping. Can I take the exam to become an assistant engineer? ?
Assistants take exams; they can be evaluated when the time comes
Requirements for assistant professional title evaluation: (1) A bachelor’s degree, with at least one year of experience in professional and technical work. (2) Graduated from a junior college and have been engaged in professional and technical work for more than two years.
Three years, I think. It’s three years for junior college programs here, and one year for undergraduate programs
After working for one year, one automatically becomes an assistant.
Let me tell you the correct answer: After 3 years of study at a junior college, one becomes an assistant engineer automatically; after 1 year of study at a bachelor’s program, one becomes an assistant engineer automatically. Those with a master’s degree become assistant engineers as soon as they start working, while those with a doctorate become intermediate engineers as soon as they start working. Keep working hard!
I remember it was also three years in junior college and one year in undergraduate studies
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Assistants who can conduct evaluations are not very useful; if you want to learn*, obtain a certified qualification. That’s very useful.
Regarding the evaluation or assessment for professional titles, there may be certain differences in the specific requirements, as local personnel bureaus are now referred to as labor and social security bureaus. It is best to go to the local personnel bureau (labor and social security bureau) to find out more. I hope this helps!
It takes us two years in graduate school to get assistant benefits – it’s frustrating! It was said to be one year, but the document wasn’t issued until two years later – it’s unbelievable!