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Have you taken the exam for Certified First-Class Constructor, or are you planning to take it? Come and share your experiences. . . How to recover? Are training courses useful? I plan to take the exam this year; you can also add me on QQ at 591524394 to communicate
I also plan to apply this year; I hope those who pass can give me some advice.
I have passed the basic certification exam for accountants; however, due to insufficient years of work experience in my field, I’m not eligible to take the specialized exams yet. Can I apply for the Level 1 Constructor certification in the meantime? Will this cause the foundation exam for injection molding to be invalidated? Someone who understands can give some advice! ! !
It probably won’t work if you register with two organizations
In addition to reading books and making a study plan, it is also necessary to regularly do past exam questions and practice tests to assess the effectiveness of one’s study efforts. LD and I passed the First-Class Constructor exam together this year. In the three subjects of Economics, Laws and Regulations, and Management for the Level 1 Constructor exam, all questions are objective, but the Professional Practice subject is mainly composed of subjective questions; one needs to be quite proficient in this area. When grading the exams, scores are sometimes reduced to a certain extent in order to maintain a specific pass rate. This means that even if you score 96 points on your own answers, the final grade assigned might be in the 80s, so extra effort is required. As for training courses, there’s actually no great need for them, but it’s useful to find some key materials online for reference.
I’m also preparing for the exam, and it’s really unfair when scores are lowered like that
I took the exam last year~ I failed the major course, NND! Angry…………
For exams of a liberal arts nature, the key is understanding! ! Memorize on the basis of understanding; otherwise, it’s easy to get confused! ! !
I also want to get a certificate; those in Qingdao, let’s communicate on QQ at 405410251
I want to take the exam too; let’s exchange ideas together
I passed the registration architect exam on my first attempt. Actually, this exam isn’t that difficult either; the three subjects of Economics, Laws and Regulations, and Management for the First-Class Constructor qualification are all composed of objective questions, while the Professional Practice subject is mainly based on subjective questions. As long as you set aside two hours each day to read and do more practice problems, it is possible to pass. More effort is needed in the professional practices involved. Personally, it’s not necessary to attend tutoring classes; it’s completely possible to pass by studying on one’s own. Doing more exercises and strengthening training is the key.