First of all, the communication engineer exam is divided into primary and intermediate (advanced is not discussed here for the time being). We will interpret it at different levels. Before the interpretation, it should be emphasized that there is no requirement to take the primary exam before taking the intermediate exam. As long as you meet the requirements, you can apply for the relevant level. Knowing this, please sit down accordingly:
Interpretation of entry requirements for junior communication engineers:
Junior communication engineer, master several key words, technical secondary school degree or above, fresh graduates. In other words, as long as you have a secondary school education or above, you can take the junior communication engineer exam. This is easy to understand. I don't need to explain it.
Interpretation of application conditions for intermediate communication engineers:
Intermediate communication engineer exam, but also to seize several key words, minimum education college, communication-related major. In other words, as long as you have a college degree or above, and your major is communication-related, you are eligible to take the intermediate communication engineer exam, and the rest is the professional working years. If you are majoring in communication, you can apply for 5-year junior college graduation, 4-year undergraduate graduation, 2-year double degree or postgraduate graduation, and 1 year master graduation. If it is other engineering majors, the number of years will be increased by one year.
Detailed description of the academic qualifications and professional requirements of the communication engineer examination:
Interpretation of communication professional education;
1, communication engineering [telecommunication engineering, radio communication, optical communication, exchange (local telephone, long-distance telephone, program-controlled exchange), non-telephone communication, carrier wave, microwave, line, communication power supply, communication network, post and telecommunications engineering, etc. ].
2, electronic technology (radio technology, electronic technology, computer technology, automatic control, information engineering, etc. ).
3. Communication instruments and metrological verification technologies.
4. Management engineering (industrial management engineering, science and technology management, capital construction management engineering, post and telecommunications management engineering, technical and economic management, etc.). ).
5. Postal Machinery and Automation Major.
Interpretation of similar professional qualifications:
1, electrical major (electric power, motor, electrical technology, etc. ).
2. Mechanical major (mechanical processing, mechanical manufacturing technology and equipment automation, casting, welding technology and equipment, etc. ).
3, civil engineering (construction, post and telecommunications and civil engineering, building materials, heating and air conditioning engineering, etc. ).
4, material specialty (metal materials and heat treatment, metal processing technology, corrosion and protection technology, etc.). ).
5. Safety engineering.
The above interpretation seems simple, but what should I do for those friends who can't meet these keywords but need textual research? It's actually quite simple. If you must take this certificate, you must fill in the missing ones according to the conditions you need to apply for. If you don't have a degree, you should study for one. If you have no work experience, wait until you have work experience before applying. When the conditions are met, you can successfully register with all the information when reviewing. Some friends here will ask, what should I do if the materials are not uniform when reviewing? Then wait until all the information is available. If you really meet the application conditions, wouldn't it be better to solve the audit problem? If you don't understand or understand something, you can go directly to Cisse Media College for consultation. The examination for communication engineers is held once a year. Don't miss the exam.
In short, if you must take the communication engineer's certificate, take it if you have the conditions, and build it if you don't have the conditions.