I’ve been in confusion for a long time; I still want to ask if I can take the exam. Please give me a clear answer
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I haven’t worked in the chemical industry since graduating from chemistry school in 2002. Now I want to obtain a certificate for affiliation purposes; there should be no problem getting a company to stamp it. I just don’t know if I’m eligible to take the exam, and whether I’ll actually receive a certificate once I pass it and achieve affiliation. This exam is quite challenging, so I hope everyone can provide an accurate answer{:3_48:}
You can take the exam as long as you have the stamp from a design institute, but in some places an on-site verification is required regarding social insurance coverage; it’s fine as long as that can be arranged
This is quite difficult, but it can be tried. To be honest, judging from this year’s situation, the registration exams are becoming increasingly difficult. In Jiangsu, one year of social insurance coverage is required for general qualifications, while three years of such coverage is needed for professional qualifications (for postgraduates); other regions also require social insurance proof. Even if one passes the exams, it remains challenging to obtain approval for employment and official registration. A fairly honest analysis – the rest is up to you to decide
It has nothing to do with the time and place you are in right now. As long as you have proof showing that you worked at a certain design institute for XXX years, that will suffice. Even if you’re singing on the street right now, it’s fine; having it in the past is enough!
Are the social security requirements set at the provincial level, or do different cities have their own requirements?:o