I majored in oil and gas storage and transportation; I work at a design institute now and am preparing to take the exam for a First-Class Constructor certificate. Is it better to choose mechanical and electrical engineering or architecture?
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I graduated from a program in oil and gas storage and transportation; I currently work at a design institute. I am preparing to take the exam for a First-Class Constructor qualification – is it better to specialize in mechanical and electrical engineering or in construction? I’m not very familiar with it. Are there other directions? Which one would be better to choose?
Generally, mechanical and electrical engineering is mentioned; there isn’t much difference among these fields. I’ve heard that the market prices for municipal-related work are higher, but if you’re working in a design institute, then there’s no difference at all.
Either works, right? Buildings seem to have a higher success rate.