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I would like to consult the teachers here: I graduated in 2011 and have been working in petrochemical production, process technology upgrades, and construction. Next year, in 2017, I plan to take the exam to become a construction engineer. I’m unsure whether to apply directly for the first-level qualification or to start with the second-level one first. Is it necessary to have someone else hold the second-level certificate on my behalf? Also, is it easy to pass the four exams required for the first-level construction engineer qualification in one year?
It is recommended to report all of them. Focus on obtaining the first-level construction engineer qualification, and make every effort to achieve it. Practice for the second-level constructor exam to get a feel for it.
You can take the Level 2 construction engineer exam first as a way to gain experience, and then take the Level 1 exam. After all, the Level 2 exam is held in May every year, while the Level 1 exam is held in September, so there’s no conflict
I had also considered this issue before; I decided to prepare straight for this year’s first-level constructor exam ; As a result, I haven’t had time to read any practical books yet; I’m trying to pass three basic courses ; Next year, it’s about practical application ; Next year, I’ll take the second-level construction engineer exam as well; we certainly don’t lack the money for the registration fees and travel costs:lol:lol
Just take the first-level qualification exam directly; the second-level one isn’t very useful
Recently, it’s said that having a first-class construction qualification isn’t very useful anymore, as it’s no longer linked to such qualifications……
It might be useless after being affiliated
It’s best to use it in your own company! ! !
For exams, it’s a good idea to start by practicing with the Level 2 exam first, and then move on to the Level 1 exam; this is likely to yield better results