Regarding the issue of professional title evaluation, could the experts here suggest what to do?
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The assessment for assistant engineer may be relatively easy for many people, but I’m facing some difficulties at the moment: first of all, my records are not kept at the human resources department located in the company’s headquarters, so I cannot participate in the assessment process here； Secondly, our company is small, and they claim to lack the qualifications to assess this assistant engineer ； My last hope was to return my records to the human resources department at home after I graduated, in a small county town. I called to ask for advice, and they said that in addition to basic documents such as my graduation certificate and employer’s certification, I also needed a certificate of continuing education. This continuing education included both general courses and those related to professional skills; there were class hours requirements, but I simply didn’t have any time for that. My last hope was shattered. So the question is: is the assistant engineer certificate really that important? How important is it? Will it affect promotion and a raise? Should I go to the trouble of transferring the files to another location, when I feel like I won’t be staying at this organization for long either?
What’s the use of an assistant engineer certificate? I remember when I was taking the intermediate level exam; since my assistant engineer certificate hadn’t been transferred yet, the examiner simply decided that it didn’t matter – without that certificate, I could still pass the exam
I’m worried the situation might be different – are you getting reapproval at the talent center or at your workplace? If it’s an employer, it’s possible that you are highly competent; moreover, after obtaining the assistant engineer certificate for 4 years, one can apply for the title of intermediate engineer, and this time frame is clearly specified.
I can’t remember; after I got my assistant certificate, I changed jobs, and my records and connections weren’t touched at all. When applying for recognition here, the previous information wasn’t taken into consideration at all. The files that have been evaluated are still in my possession. I haven’t found a city suitable for me to settle in yet.
In a situation like yours, although the documents are in your possession, there should be records of the professional title evaluation inside those file folders. All you need to do is find a place to store them and pay a storage fee for a certain period of time. Additionally, when applying for re-approval as an intermediate engineer, isn’t it not necessary to have an assistant engineer certificate? Do you have a helper’s permit, the one with a stamp?
Yes, I submitted it, but they didn’t want it.
After all, it is only when you have a helper’s certificate that your work can be evaluated. It doesn’t mean the same thing as what the original poster said
Those from different regions are not recognized; even those that don’t exist have still been approved.
Here, those who have completed a full-time college or technical school program can be directly recognized as assistant engineers, which corresponds to the junior professional title
One year after graduating from undergraduate can apply