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I want to take the Certified Public Accountant exam; I have some questions and would like to ask the seniors! ! !

2015-10-15View Original

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I graduated 15 years ago with a degree in Chemical Engineering and Technology. I currently work with EVA emulsions, and I plan to obtain the Certified Chemical Engineer title in the future. I heard that one needs to have experience in chemical engineering design in order to be eligible for this exam – is that true? If I can take the exam, what preparations can I make now? I would appreciate a lot of advice from those who have experience with this, thank you! ! !
Reply #22015-10-15
Primarily, when registering for examination in the field of survey and design, a company with design qualifications is required to provide its stamp; especially in recent years, the scrutiny of application requirements has become increasingly strict, with some provinces having started to verify social insurance certificates. Materials related to exam preparation are also detailed in this forum; you can take a look at the pinned top posts.
Reply #32015-10-15
I read some posts saying that the Certification in Chemical Engineering is no longer valuable these days; many design institutes are laying off employees, and when they do hire new people, they’re looking for those with four or five years of design experience. Alas! Should we get a different card? For example, those related to safety and environment, or those related to architecture. Not only is the overall environment in the chemical industry poor at the moment, but it seems that the overall environment in the entire manufacturing sector is not very good either. I hope you recover soon. Actually, I didn’t want to work in the chemical industry at first; I applied for a job at an automobile company (a state-owned enterprise). But working there wasn’t enjoyable at all, so I left after two months. Thinking that the working environment in engineering fields would be just as poor, and not wanting to waste my expertise, I am now working at a joint-venture chemical plant. But I also don’t want to spend my whole life in a chemical plant; after all, the working conditions there are poor and it’s located in the suburbs. I want to plan for the future now.
Reply #42015-10-15
Don’t take the exam; it’s not worth it anymore – the chemical industry is in a downturn. . . There were no exams organized for the Chemistry and Biology courses this year; it’s not clear whether there will be any next year. . . EIA is in high demand these days
Reply #52015-10-15
Which company do you work for? ? ? ?
Reply #62015-10-15
If working at a chemical engineering design institute is not certain, one can consider taking the exams for water supply and drainage or environmental protection fields instead. There are more opportunities in the civilian sector, and it’s also easier to obtain the necessary licenses.
Reply #72015-10-15
My hometown is in Yunnan. Although I used to study in Hefei, I quit my job in Anhui and returned to Kunming; I am now working at Yunnan Zhengbang Technology Co., Ltd.
Reply #82015-10-16
It depends on the registration requirements for next year’s exams; let’s not talk about using fake certificates here – **that is exactly what is being cracked down on, and those who do it will end up on a blacklist!**
Reply #92015-10-18
I also went to university in Hefei. . . . Which school are you from? I’m from Anjian Engineering
Reply #102015-10-19
Then you must be from Anhui; I’m from Hefei University of Technology
Reply #112015-10-19
The market conditions are poor; it’s not advisable to take the exam. If you do, you’ll only end up in tears

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