Professional titles have always been an inseparable topic in our career. Whoever has a high professional title has the right to speak and the treatment is good! The brutal competition in society also makes us love and hate professional titles. We love the convenient living conditions it brings us, and we are always frustrated by hating it! The saddest thing is, even if you are frustrated in the end, you must face it bravely!

1. The application time should be reasonable.

The difference in education and experience determines the conditions for you to apply for a professional title!

If you are a doctor and pass the examination, you can be directly rated as an intermediate title;

Master's degree, engaged in the professional work for 3 years, you can evaluate the intermediate title;

If you graduate from undergraduate course, have no junior professional title, and need to be engaged in professional work for five years, you can apply for intermediate engineer directly. Those who have obtained primary titles and have been engaged in professional work for more than four years are assessed as intermediate titles;

If you graduate from junior college, you need to apply for a junior engineer, have a certificate, and then engage in professional and technical work for more than four years before you can apply for an intermediate engineer.

Note: the evaluation conditions of professional titles will change every year, subject to the latest national regulations. The earlier you apply, the better.

2. Quality of papers published

If you want to evaluate intermediate titles, at least publish a document or paper! You are not required to have a lot, but you should have a certain quality and publish it in EI, SCI or core newspapers.

If you have participated in some projects above the provincial level, especially if you have won an award or a patent, you must sort it out. These are all helpful for your job title evaluation!

3. Multi-faceted assessment ability

When applying for a professional title, you may have some other abilities, such as the level and ability of foreign languages, computers and professional technicians. These changes occur every year, some need to pass the foreign language test, and some need to pass the national computer proficiency test at or above the second level, depending on the annual policy.

In addition, I want to tell you that if the university passes CET-4 and CET-6, it can not only help you apply for a professional title, but also exempt you from taking foreign language exams!

4. The topic materials are complete.

It is more troublesome to apply for intermediate titles, which requires basic data sorting, and generally requires business work summary, mainly materials that can improve work ability and important performance anyway. Copy of ID card, diploma, degree certificate, etc. And prepare an inch of photos. Be sure to have a good check, if you are not careful, you will have to prepare for another year!