Come on, register for those who are interested in drainage
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After completing the intensive training, I thought the exams would be over, but things turned out differently. One must have goals in life; starting a business is too difficult, so I turned to the plumbing and drainage exams, which are more related to my current job. Of course, I was aware that this field isn’t very popular, and after browsing for a few days, I felt a bit disappointed. Therefore, as proof with this post, those who are considering taking the drainage exam are invited to MARK it; this way, everyone can enhance communication and discussion in the future. I plan to start preparing for the fundamentals of water supply and drainage next year. Statement: I am aware that there are many organizations offering training in water supply and drainage. The purpose of our discussions is to promote common progress among us; we have no intention of affecting anyone’s business operations. We hope for your continued support and understanding.
Personally, I think the water supply and drainage industry is a good one; it will be closely related to government policies in the coming years. Many municipal projects such as urban utility tunnels and sponge cities require expertise in water supply and drainage
If nothing major happens in 2017, I plan to take the basic exam
I want to take the exam too; I hope we can study together and exchange ideas. Have you bought the textbooks? Which textbook are you selling? Can I use this as a reference?
Yes, I’m optimistic too; let’s work together
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I was also the one who completed the CPA exams the latest, and I’m thinking of stopping now, hehehe. Just like the original poster, I plan to take the exams for water supply and drainage as well as cost estimation this year.