Registration for survey and design

I don’t know. If the exam is in September, it seems unlikely to be possible even if registration starts now. Could it be delayed or suspended for now? ? ?

I can understand how you feel; we’ve all been through similar situations. But now that things have reached this point, it’s better to keep a calm mindset and focus on reading books, as it will still be of great help to you in any case

Don’t worry about this! One thing is for sure: this exam will definitely not be canceled! In my opinion, even if it is postponed, the difficulty of the exam will definitely increase! Even if we start recovering now, there might not be enough time!

Hello, Xiao Zhuan! After reading your post, it seems you’re being a bit too eager for quick results. It appears you have the mindset of wanting to become proficient overnight; working hard day and night for two months in an intensive effort is by no means a good approach to learning. It not only leaves one exhausted but also doesn’t guarantee that knowledge will be mastered systematically – it’s not worth it! You might consider it from another perspective: having a long timeline isn’t necessarily a bad thing. In that case, there’s no need for last-minute rushes. By mastering one knowledge point each day and being able to apply what you’ve learned in various situations, over a year or so, that will amount to a great deal of knowledge. The reason why knowledge points are discarded by the brain is due to rote studying and studying in a mechanical manner ； Just like during the Great Leap Forward, the brain can’t handle not eliminating waste! Think about it: even if you manage to pass the exam on a last-minute basis, what’s the point? It’s still just a certificate without any actual qualifications ； On the contrary, if you manage to integrate the knowledge points and pass the exam, that’s something different – it’s then truly deserving of the title! In fact, once you truly apply the knowledge from the books in practice, passing or failing is just a formality; it’s impossible not to pass, unless you do it on purpose. So, if you want to engage in academic work, don’t be too eager for quick success and instant benefits. If you really want to achieve quick results and make money, then go into business – engage in stock trading, do sales, and so on. Hehe, I hope my analysis is useful to you. If there’s anything inappropriate in what I said, please feel free to give your feedback!

The analysis is thorough! :lol Great!

Accumulate a little bit every day; don’t rush for quick results. Don’t pursue certifications just for the sake of it. Learning is an endless process, and one should have a noble spirit

Recently, there have been many accidents in the country; **more attention should be paid to safety in this industry. It is necessary to start by improving the technical skills of those working in this field. From this perspective, it seems unlikely that the registration requirement for chemical industry professionals will be abolished, as doing so could lead to even more accidents

Registered safety engineers are likely to gain more attention again: lol

Well, those bad habits from school – I like to go all out at once and not take my time. I don’t like to drag things out when it comes to exams. To be honest, there are some concepts that I’ll probably only use in exams for the rest of my life~

Knowledge is organized in systems; by connecting the various knowledge points together, it is possible to draw conclusions from one example and apply that knowledge to many other situations. Only by connecting one knowledge network with another and being able to use them flexibly can one truly say that knowledge has been put to use.