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My score just barely reached 120.60. If it has already been calculated, I would appreciate some guidance from those who are more experienced; I really don’t understand the intricacies involved here. For example, what are the procedures for obtaining certification and registration later on, and what should be taken into consideration? (My company is not a design firm; it’s just an ordinary engineering company.) Also, is this qualification valid indefinitely, or can it be registered only when it’s needed?
The credentials remain valid for an extended period; the registration period is 3 years, meaning registration must be renewed every 3 years. Re-education is required to be able to register again, and this re-education process is relatively easy
Is that certificate related to a company’s design qualifications? Is it only during registration that a company’s qualifications come into play?
The certificate is related to the qualifications of the organization; it can only be issued by an organization that has the appropriate qualifications
I’m not sure about the specifics either; I’ve never dealt with this before
Registered entities certainly require qualified candidates; if this year’s assessment takes place before the exam, then the person in question won’t be able to take it. Actually, when I tried to obtain my supervision certificate this year, the woman who was ahead of me wasn’t able to get it either, as her educational qualifications weren’t sufficient. I really can’t understand that – since supervision certification requires an assessment before the exam, those who don’t meet the requirements shouldn’t even be allowed to take the exam. And even if they pass, they still aren’t given the certificate:@
It seems you understand the process well. Does evidence collection also require the organization to have the appropriate qualifications? If it’s not necessary, I can use the company’s official seal; it has nothing to do with registration later, right?
I think evidence collection requires that the organization be qualified; I suggest you go and ask the authorities responsible for issuing certificates