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I have just started preparing for the Certified Fundamentals of Chemical Engineering exam. I was wondering if any of you experts think it’s necessary to enroll in online courses? Which online course provider is better to sign up for? Which one is better for professional exams in the future? One more question for a beginner: is it only one day of testing at the basic level, while it’s two days at the advanced level? I hope the experts can give some guidance~~~ Thank you all once again~~~~
The basic exam lasts one day, with multiple-choice questions in both the morning and afternoon. The specialized exam lasts two days: multiple-choice questions on the first day, and again multiple-choice questions on the second day, but this time you need to show the reasoning behind your answers. For the basic exam, it’s sufficient to study on your own; for the specialized exam, you might consider enrolling in a training course. As for which course is good, it depends on the city where you are located. It’s not appropriate to promote specific courses here, haha
What was said upstairs is already very good; as a supplementary note, on the first day of the professional exam, it is only necessary to select the result, while on the second day, not only must the result be selected, but the calculation process as well must be written out. For detailed exam requirements and information on past papers, you can check the pinned post in this thread, or use search keywords to find relevant posts.
Thanks, La. Actually, it’s still possible to recommend online courses, so as to avoid taking detours – after all, enrolling in online courses is quite expensive. . . .
Registered chemical engineers can complete it by themselves; I have already passed it
Just prepare carefully; time is key.