Questions regarding the qualification review after registering for the chemical engineering exam
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Article 8 of the Introduction to the National Registered Chemical Engineer Practice Qualification Examination: (8) Applicants shall refer to the specified application requirements, consider their own circumstances to determine whether they meet those requirements, and only after obtaining approval from their employer can they apply. The test scores of those who do not meet the requirements for taking the basic exam will be invalid. After passing the professional examination, candidates must present the original documents proving they meet the relevant application requirements for a qualification review; only those who pass this review will be awarded the corresponding professional qualification certificate. Could someone with experience please help answer this question? What documents are included in the application requirements? Secondly, in addition to the applicant meeting the requirements regarding their field of study and working hours, does the qualification review after the professional examination require that the applicant’s employer possess design qualifications? If the organization specified at the time of application does not have the necessary design qualifications, can one still obtain the certificate? Also, is it required that the organization listed when applying for the professional exam be the same as the organization that will issue the work experience certificate during registration? I’m about to register, and I think many people will encounter the same problems. I hope those with experience can help us figure things out; thank you in advance!
This post was last edited by Higee on 2015-7-1 at 12:10. It’s a policy followed in some areas: exams are taken first, followed by verification – a tricky approach. Even if one passes the exams, if the employer doesn’t meet the required qualifications or if the educational background and work experience aren’t sufficient, the certificate won’t be issued. In some places, verification takes place first, after which exams are held, which is more reasonable. As long as you pass the exam, you can get the certificate; one ID card is all that’s needed to resolve it
I just started working and haven’t figured it out yet
Yes, if the review is done first, there won’t be this problem. But if it’s done later, if things don’t meet the requirements, then all that effort will have been in vain. Everyone puts in a lot of effort preparing for the exam.
In Hunan, it was changed to this format a couple of years ago, allegedly in order to reduce the workload for **, but this ends up harming candidates. Many people are hesitant about whether to take the exam or not, as there aren’t many people who fully meet the eligibility requirements; most people simply want to obtain this certificate, leaving the candidates in a vulnerable position.
This is also a question that has puzzled me for a long time; I’m still wondering what to do about it
Get a stamp to finish it, then find someone qualified online
Old candidates no longer need to go through verification; they can simply register and pay online. In that case, the certificates approved with the company’s stamp from before have long been lost.