Who can tell me what certificates chemical plant workers should obtain that will be useful in the future?
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Who can tell me what certificates chemical plant workers should obtain that will be useful in the future, so that it’s easier to change jobs if they don’t want to work in this industry anymore?
Chemical engineers, working in design, or as chemical analysts in finance and futures. . . I’m not sure if it’s right for you.
Passing by. . . . . . . . .
Depending on one’s background and education, it’s better to become a technician; those with better qualifications can aim for the role of engineer, and both paths can lead to more senior positions!
In fact, as long as one has an associate degree or a vocational diploma along with some knowledge of machinery, that’s sufficient. Every company provides training for new employees, ensuring that they can give their best in their new roles.
I’m really lost about the future; I don’t know what to do
Reply to 1# Ice and Snow: Even if workers get promoted, they still remain supervisors; it’s better to work in sales as it earns more money. Really. Or start one's own business, but it’s necessary to begin on a small scale and gain experience.