Can I become a water conservancy engineer with a high school degree?

You cannot take the water conservancy engineer exam with a high school diploma, but you can take the water conservancy supervisor exam.

To take the basic examination for registered civil engineers (water conservancy and hydropower engineering), one should meet one of the following conditions:

⑴ Obtain a bachelor's degree or above in this major or a similar major.

⑵ Obtain a college degree in this major or a similar major, and have been engaged in water conservancy and hydropower engineering survey and design work for a total of 1 year.

⑶ Obtain a bachelor's degree or above in other engineering majors, and have been engaged in water conservancy and hydropower engineering survey and design work for a total of 1 year.

Water Conservancy Supervisor Examination:

1. Registration conditions

Anyone with technical secondary school education or above (including high school education), engaged in on-site quality inspection of building decoration Practitioners who have worked for more than two years.

2. Examination time

There is no fixed examination time. When the number of registrations reaches a fixed number, training will be organized and then a unified examination will be conducted.

3. Exam subjects

(1) "Basic knowledge of laws, regulations and project supervision related to construction projects" (referred to as "Basic Knowledge") 90 minutes.

(2), Basic theories of professional engineering and practical supervision operations” (referred to as “Supervision Practice”) 120 minutes.