If I leave my job after registering for the First-Class Constructor exam, can I take it again?
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After the original employer helped the poster register for the First-Class Constructor exam, the poster wanted to leave the job to pursue postgraduate studies; it’s likely that they will no longer work in the installation industry. In that case, can I still take the First-Class Constructor exam I registered for? Can I get a certificate after participating? By the way, I registered from Hubei.
You pay the registration fee yourself; you can go to the company to get your admission ticket to take the exam. The registration fee is covered by the company; pay the missing registration fee, pick up the admission ticket at the company, and then take the exam. If I fall out with the company, that won’t do. In the future, one will need to register at the new employer
Mm-hmm, thank you. We didn’t fall out with the company; we parted on good terms, and there are still people from my family working there. What if I fail this exam? Can I still take it by re-registering online for the 2018 exam? :lol
The admission ticket is printed by oneself; it has nothing to do with the company. And it’s not even yet time to start applying – so why bring these things up?
:) There’s definitely no problem with registering this year; our company handles the registration process on behalf of its employees. I’ll finish the project here in September, and I plan to take the postgraduate entrance exam at the end of the year while I’m still young. Since I joined the company, I’ve been reading books and doing practice problems on my own; combined with my work experience, I’ve gained some insights. I really don’t want to give them up, so I’m asking.
When registering for the company, just go through the registration process; for the exam, you need to print your admission ticket by yourself – no username or password is required. Just remember to keep a proof of resignation after leaving the company, as it will be needed when picking up the certificate
This post was last edited by Xiaonian Gao on 2016-6-17 at 10:48. The application review process includes online individual applications as well as company-based applications; an on-site verification is required to confirm that you are an employee of that company. You cannot register if you are not affiliated with a company; only if a company is willing to register you can do so. Also, keep your admission ticket and the termination certificate from your employer safe. It will be useful in the future
I heard from the locals here that it’s a bit more complicated to register for the first time, but after that one can handle the re-registration and exams online by oneself. My understanding is that once the application is approved for the first time, one only needs to renew it online in the future; after passing the exam and obtaining the certificate, just bringing along the proof of resignation is sufficient. Is this correct?
An on-site verification is required using your previous admission ticket; it must be carried out every year when registering. It’s not the case that you don’t need to go through this on-site verification after passing the exam just once – it’s simply that fewer documents are required compared to before