关于nait的CHEMICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY的就业情况

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各位，请教。

我在nait的网站上查到这个专业，CHEMICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY，两年的全职学习。按照专业描述，这个专业毕业后主要到石化工厂做操作工，因为我以前在国内在石化厂干操作工干了很长时间，对石化装置的操作非常熟悉（本人毕业后一直在石油化工装置工作从操作工干起，离开前是工程师，我对石化行业也挺有兴趣，希望以后也能在几年的从事这个行业）。

我的问题是如果我上这个专业，毕业后找到工作的机会有多大，因为以前有朋友告诉我在这边进石化厂做一个操作工比当工程师还难。是这样吗？有人了解这边做一个操作工都有什么要求吗？
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如果这个不行的话，我希望能在nait找一个和石化相关的专业，这样能保持和这个行业的接触，
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4 s5 G9 _! U- a1 }下面是这样专业的链接
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fsllqfnb

今天去nait了，据nait的介绍，他们这个专业的就业情况还是不错的，但我还是不清楚，是否这个专业学完了，也没有机会做一个石化装置的现场操作工，因为有同志告诉我做现场操作工还要有power engineering的等级证书，这个证书一共分5级。
有同志了解如何才能成为一个石化装置的现场操作工吗？

黄花鱼

为什么不直接考证呢?

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请问如何考证？我现在对如何进入这一行还不是很清楚。有同志能简要介绍一下吗？

cyy2008

去考证，先考part A, 等你有了steam time，再考part B, 从4级往上考，等你考到2级，你就等着在家数钱了。good luck!

奔跑的螃蟹

在NAIT见过一个华人MM，好像是学Chemical的，可以发帖问问。不过，我不认识...

小熊之家

去考证，先考part A, 等你有了steam time，再考part B, 从4级往上考，等你考到2级，你就等着在家数钱了。good luck!
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* x0 i5 V3 m  n* k' M1 }! f! x其实我觉得证书本身不难考，但要符合考试条件比较难。比如怎样才能拿到2级证书回家数钱呢
, ~" ~7 [, V! \0 G& N( i2nd Class Power Engineer’s examination
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17(1)  To qualify to take a 2nd Class Power Engineer’s Certificate of Competency examination, a candidate must
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                                 (a)    hold a 3rd Class Power Engineer’s Certificate of Competency,
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5 Z$ @; @+ I$ n' j) V                                 (b)    have been employed for a period of

                                           (i)    24 months as a chief power engineer, shift engineer, assistant shift engineer or assistant engineer in a power plant that is required by this Regulation to employ in the chief power engineer, shift engineer, assistant shift engineer or assistant engineer positions persons who hold at least a 3rd Class Power Engineer’s Certificate of Competency,

                                          (ii)    36 months as a shift engineer in a power plant that has a capacity exceeding 1000 kW,
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                                         (iii)    1/2 of the period of time specified in subclause (i) or (ii), and have been employed for either a period of 12 months in a pressure plant in an operating capacity satisfactory to the Administrator or a period of 24 months in a supervisory capacity satisfactory to the Administrator in the design, construction, installation, repair, maintenance or operation of pressure equipment to which the Act applies, or

; H  S1 h( q, X                                         (iv)    12 months of employment described in subclause (i) or (ii), and hold a degree in mechanical engineering from a university satisfactory to the Administrator,

                                     and

) x& L2 j# ^4 v# H7 ?                                 (c)    have either

4 h1 Z5 b" e; T! O0 e                                           (i)    at least 50% standing in
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3 a( `7 V# r" D, ^                                                 (A)    Physics 20 or Science 20,

+ G0 e- W  ?4 M: D6 l% o9 T. b  c9 J                                                  (B)    Pure Mathematics 20, Applied Mathematics 20 or Mathematics 24, and
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. e; S0 \% J1 J, D' `2 E0 V2 B: D                                                  (C)    English Language Arts 20‑1 or 20‑2,

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                                          (ii)    a pass in Part A of a 2nd Class course in power engineering satisfactory to the Administrator.

+ V2 }8 ~; B* q0 j, ~5 O/ N(2)  The Administrator may grant 9 months’ credit towards the experience required by subsection (1)(b)(i), (ii) or (iii) on successful completion of a course in power engineering satisfactory to the Administrator that leads towards a 2nd Class Power Engineer’s Certificate of Competency examination.
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(3)  Despite subsection (1), a candidate who holds a 3rd Class Power Engineer’s Certificate of Competency and has successfully completed a 2‑year power engineering technology program satisfactory to the Administrator is qualified to write
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                                 (a)    any or all papers for Part A at any scheduled sitting, or

                                 (b)    any one or all papers for Part B or both parts at the same sitting after obtaining 1/2 the qualifying experience as specified in subsection (1)(b)(i) or (ii).
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3 t2 O% b$ |1 t(4)  A 2nd Class Power Engineer’s Certificate of Competency examination must consist of questions relating to the subjects contained in the current reference syllabus established by the Administrator for the 2nd Class Power Engineer’s Certificate of Competency examination, and must be divided into 2 parts, lettered A and B.
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(5)  A candidate may write
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                                 (a)    any one or all papers for Part A at any scheduled examination after obtaining a 3rd Class Power Engineer’s Certificate of Competency and fulfilling the educational requirements specified in subsection (1)(c), or

$ ^  `! n5 {. Q4 c4 d2 Q- L! b' j' O                                 (b)    any one or all papers for Part B or both parts at the same sitting if the candidate has fulfilled the requirements of subsection (1).
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8 F$ j# z% y; Q0 D, k(6)  To pass a 2nd Class Power Engineer’s Certificate of Competency examination, a candidate must obtain at least 65% of the total marks allotted for each examination paper.

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