I want to take the exam for Level 1 Constructor in Mechanical and Electrical Engineering
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Dear sea friends, I’m currently facing a challenge – I want to obtain a certification as a First-Class Constructor in the mechanical and electrical engineering field. I’m not sure if this certification is useful, and I’d like to know what the prospects for career development are in this area Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, majoring in Chemical Engineering and Technology; graduated in 2008. I’m not sure if I’m eligible to take the exam. Thank you
You can take the exam; I also have a Bachelor of Engineering degree in Chemical Engineering and Technology from 2008. Development? It’s better to have it than not. Engineering companies place quite high value on First-Class Construction.
You can take the exam; hurry up and register – you can still register this year. I passed the second-level constructor exam, but I don’t have enough years of experience for the first-level one
Keep it up, OP{:3_64:}
Kaoba, this thing is really useful
Graduated in 2012. With 13 years of foundation in organic chemistry, I am only able to take the professional exam this year as required for postgraduate studies. So, being as determined as I am, I couldn’t just sit idle for 14 years; I impulsively took the First-Class Constructor exam, passed three subjects, and only one more is left – Mechanical and Electrical Practice. The point is. . . The results of the First-Class Constructor exam are managed on a two-year rolling basis; in other words, if you don’t take the 3 subjects from last year this year, those results will become invalid. So I kept struggling with whether to take the First-Class Constructor exam or the Certified Chemical Engineer exam. . . Design is my true field, so I should take the CPA exam ； The results of the first-level construction engineer exam are valid for only two years; if you fail this year, the scores from the three subjects taken last year will be invalid. . . Oops.