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Registered Chemical Engineer Professional Examination

2016-02-19View Original

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I graduated from graduate school in 2014 and passed the basic exams during my graduate studies; can I take the specialized exams in 2016?
Reply #22016-02-19
No, it will take at least 17 years before there’s a chance!
Reply #32016-02-22
Not necessarily; it depends on when you graduate from undergraduate studies. You can use your undergraduate diploma to obtain a work certificate as well
Reply #42016-02-23
To obtain a qualification certificate after passing the exam, one needs to consider their social insurance contributions; therefore, it’s better to wait until one has sufficient work experience before taking the exam for insurance-related qualifications. Otherwise, even if you pass the exam, you won’t receive the certificate.
Reply #52016-02-27
Yes. The main reason is that there’s not much work at the company this year, so I want to take this opportunity to try my best; otherwise, another year will pass uselessly. I don’t know what the situation will be next year either.

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