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How long after starting work 5 years after completing graduate studies can one be eligible for a senior professional title?

2016-02-16View Original

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I have been working in chemical engineering design for 5 years and have obtained an intermediate professional title; I am based in the Anhui region. When can I apply for a senior professional title? How many papers are required? Are computer and English exempt from exams?
Reply #22016-02-16
I don’t understand; why need a senior professional title? There are no benefits even after retirement.
Reply #32016-02-16
Our company’s policy states that candidates must have a bachelor’s degree or higher, and at least one year of work experience after graduation to be promoted to \"Assistant Engineer\". It takes 4 years as an assistant engineer before one is eligible to apply for the title of \"Intermediate Engineer\", and 5 years as an intermediate engineer before eligibility for the title of \"Senior Engineer\" arises. At least one paper in the past 5 years (as sole author or first author, **peer-reviewed journal**).
Reply #42016-02-16
It has nothing to do with having a master’s degree; for the intermediate level, it is granted directly. For senior engineers, it is five years after obtaining an intermediate professional title; master’s degree holders still need to take exams in English and computer skills, and two research papers are also required. It’s basically like this, right?
Reply #52016-02-16
This post was last edited by Editor Tan from the magazine company on 2016-2-16 at 14:44. Graduates with a master’s degree can be promoted to intermediate engineers after 2–3 years, and after becoming intermediate engineers, they can be promoted to senior engineers after another 5 years. Three original papers need to be published. If one has passed the CET-6 while at school, they can be exempted from taking the Professional English test. The computer checks whether local policies exempt one from the exam; in other words, one must have worked for at least 2 years to be eligible for a senior engineer title. But preparations can now be made in this regard. Papers can be published in advance
Reply #62016-02-16
After being promoted to intermediate engineer, one can be promoted to senior engineer after 5 years. As for the requirements, different evaluation organizations have their own specifications. . . Go to the place where you submitted the materials to check
Reply #72016-02-17
Graduate students need to first obtain an intermediate level qualification, and after 5 years, they can apply for an advanced level qualification; Those with a doctorate and 3 years of work experience can be promoted to the senior level directly
Reply #82016-02-19
Agree with the person above. In the Tianjin district, it requires four years of work after a graduate obtains the title of intermediate engineer ; 5 years after obtaining an intermediate professional title at the bachelor’s level.
Reply #92016-02-19
I’ve never known how to apply for professional titles; what’s the use of it?
Reply #102016-02-22
I am also in the Anhui region; I have been working as a postgraduate for 3 years. How can I apply for a junior or intermediate professional title?
Reply #112016-02-23
You can consult the local Department of Human Resources and Social Security

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