Can college students take the Second Construction Examination? Under normal circumstances, college students can't take the Second Construction Examination. Anyone who has obtained a technical secondary school degree or above in engineering or engineering economics and has been engaged in construction project management for 2 years can apply for the second-level construction engineer.
However, due to the differences in local policies, the application conditions for second-level construction engineers in different provinces and cities are different. At present, eligible college students in Anhui and Xinjiang provinces can also apply for the second construction project.
Anhui: Students trained by construction enterprises in cooperation with vocational and technical colleges with technical secondary school education or above in civil engineering can be combined and counted as working years.
Xinjiang: All recent and past graduates majoring in engineering and engineering economics in secondary and higher institutions can sign up for the exam.
Please refer to the official document notification requirements for the specific requirements of the second construction in each province.
How to calculate the working life of the second construction project? Work experience starts from graduation (calculated on a monthly basis) and ends at the end of the year of application. Calculated on an annual basis.
1, unified recruitment of academic qualifications, that is, starting from primary school, junior high school and junior college, this working period is calculated from the time on the diploma, and you can apply for the second construction project after two years (until the end of the year).
2. Non-unified recruitment, that is, a degree for further study after work, must be a degree recognized by the state, that is, a degree found in Xue Xin. If this degree is full-time, the working hours before and after obtaining this degree can be combined. But you need to provide a diploma (time) before this degree.
3. In the second algorithm, if the education (education for further study after work) is not full-time, you can use the study time to calculate the working years, starting from when you reach 18 years old. In some places, previous education is also required.