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This post was last edited by zcjust on 2015-8-5 09:27. Message from the Transportation Professional Qualifications Website: http://www.jtzyzg.org.cn/common/...29bf00d52976af.html
Adjusting various fees is so difficult; bureaucracy causes a great deal of trouble
Exams for survey and design should be standardized; in that case, it’s likely that there won’t be an exam this year.
It’s just a matter of increasing the price of a course by a few hundred dollars; is it really necessary to make things so complicated? If that’s not possible, one thousand per subject; we’ll take the exams that we need to take.
Still no news yet; I’m very worried
Indeed. Money isn’t an issue... I don’t know how much it will cost once I pass the exam. I took the First-Class and Second-Class Constructor exams; 8,000 yuan was spent on training over 3 years. Don’t worry at all; this money will definitely be recovered.
Do registered civil engineers need to have expertise in surveying and design?
Everyone upstairs are rich people; are they all planning to use it as a cover?
The handling of this matter is really unreliable
Hey there, the person on the 9th floor: Hello! Please speak rationally. This session’s **team has already done its best. Reforms in exams related to surveying and design, especially those that involve significant changes, cannot be carried out solely through administrative efforts; market forces also need to be utilized ; The reason why no notice has been issued yet is that **the various departments need to coordinate with each other, and there are various interests at play; however, this is not something we take into consideration. In any case, **the importance of investigation and design has now been recognized; efforts are being made to eliminate the long-standing problems that have existed for years, with leaders at all levels working hard! When looking at issues, we should focus on their mainstream significance and importance, rather than giving too much weight to minor aspects ; It’s a big no-no to dismiss the entire matter just because minor aspects weren’t done well! I believe that through this reform, those of us in the technology field will have a better future!
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