Dear colleagues and experts, what does a certificate for an intermediate level engineer in instrumentation look like?
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Dear colleagues, I hold a certificate as an assistant instrument engineer, but since my years of experience are not yet sufficient, I am not eligible to be promoted to an intermediate instrument engineer. However, I think being an intermediate instrument engineer is a remarkable achievement. Could you please help me by showing me what an intermediate instrument engineer’s certificate looks like – what its cover and contents entail?
This kind of talent is usually found in state-owned enterprises; unfortunately, I left before reaching the required tenure. As far as I know, such certificates can only be obtained at the undergraduate level; those who complete a junior college program receive technician certificates instead. The former is determined through evaluation, while the latter is determined through examination; although both can have some degree of exaggeration, the latter usually has a higher level of credibility.
Oh, right, a certain number of years is required. It seems that those with an associate degree can also become engineers, but they need to have more work experience than those with a bachelor’s degree in order to be eligible. Actually, I just wanted to see what an intermediate engineer certificate looks like, haha
I don’t even know how to file the application. Please tell me how your assistant handled it. Our factory is a private enterprise; we work every day, but we’ve never obtained any certificates. What qualifications are required for an assistant?
Go and consult the local vocational school for skills training; here, registrations are made uniformly by the workshop itself
Both bachelor’s and associate’s degree holders can become engineers, with different requirements regarding work experience; additionally, those with a bachelor’s degree can also take the exam to become technicians. I have both a mechanic’s certificate and an intermediate engineer certificate. In state-owned enterprises, there are usually people who take care of the matter of applying for professional titles each year; a notification is sent when the time comes, and one just needs to submit the application. Large state-owned enterprises generally have this qualification and can conduct the evaluation internally. If it is a private enterprise, one can go to the local talent market to apply for professional title evaluation. I haven’t seen any from others; only those from our company. I’m not sure if the certificates are the same.
My engineer certificate was issued by my company and is not **recognized**, but it will be accepted by any other company, even those that use black cards.
It’s completely useless; even after I did it, my salary didn’t go up