I’ve had my registered chemical engineer certificate for a year now! Not used! !
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As the title suggests, it’s been there for a year now; due to too many employees in the company, no subsidy is provided. But after talking to the management, I was able to get it. It’s been fresh for a while now, and I don’t know how to use it. Many people say I should hang it up, but I don’t have any employer, or if I do, my employer pays less than 20,000, and I still have to take responsibility. . . . . . . Hope netizens can give some recommendations
There is not much demand for registered chemical engineers; their salary is similar to that of those with a first-class construction engineer qualification, but the difficulty of obtaining such a qualification is much greater
Pay more attention to Qinghai and Xinjiang; 200,000 per year is still useful there!
Does this price include both the certificate and the person, or only the certificate without the badge?
I’ve never heard of prices that are set too high… Whether there is any subsidy within the company depends on the individual; if there is one, it’s not much – a little over 20,000 per year. I’m still trying hard to take the exam, though I don’t know what’s the point of it.
It’s definitely useful; the future trend is work permits!
I’m still trying to study the basic concepts, but I can’t understand them. Now that you’ve mentioned it, I don’t even want to keep trying; it’s clear that passing this exam isn’t easy at all
It’s even harder to find a company to affiliate with compared to getting the First-Class Constructor qualification
Since it exists, it surely has its value; go and take the test!
Our company provides 6k per year for registered chemical professionals, for your reference.