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The following is a press release of the UP ALCHEMES:
MANILA, Philippines – ChEckBoard is the first ever seminar-type board examination primer for Chemical Engineer Licensure Examination takers organized by UP ALCHEMES, a duly registered youth serving organization in the National Youth Commission, endorsed by the Department of Chemical Engineering in UP Diliman and fueled by the desire to promote excellence as well as produce competitive yet effective chemical engineers.
ChEckBoard, which has consistently catered to around 350 examinees every year, currently aims to expand its reach to graduates from other institutions and universities all over the country. It will be held on October 17, 2015 at the Intel Center for Science Innovation, National Institute of Physics, University of the Philippines Diliman in Quezon City.
With this year’s theme “Towards Traversing Paths,” ChEckBoard will help board exam takers achieve their goals by providing a venue of intellectual exchange of ideas and equipping its participants with necessary pointers and guidelines from the most recent topnotchers and current members of the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) Board of Chemical Engineering.
Their own experiences will inspire students to prepare for the board exam. The event will also have company booth exhibit where the participants will have an avenue to know more about various companies.
ChEckBoard 2015 will teach the students the necessity and the process of becoming a licensed chemical engineer in the Philippines. To some, the board examination is almost as important as graduating from the university.
The organization believes that better understanding and inspiration will make the students better at the exam. Its goal is to impart knowledge and provide a clear understanding that will help produce top-class chemical engineers.
Check out ChEckboard and be ready to traverse the path towards becoming a professional engineer! – Rappler.com
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