Continuing education must be given to engineers at any level in the declared professional title category, which is stipulated by Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security in a unified document and has nothing to do with any place, and must be implemented. For example, the appraisal level below junior college, so the assistant level and above must be declared and obtained. Undergraduate course is recognized as assistant level, so intermediate level and above must be declared and obtained. Master's degree or above can be recognized as intermediate, so advanced and above must be recognized. Therefore, everyone must obtain a professional title through declaration, so continuing education must be provided when applying. However, continuing education is different in each region and has its own specific regulations.
Generally speaking, each prefecture-level city has its own set of continuing education bases. In principle, the continuing education base will register the hours, and then the continuing education hours will be re-examined throughout the city. In general, continuing education means paying tuition, and 100% of the class hours can be given. If the hours registered in the continuing education base are not officially recognized, it is often difficult to pass the re-examination, which may not be recognized as hours. In five years, it is necessary to accumulate no less than 360 class hours and professional study no less than 240 class hours.