Alfred001 Posted November 3, 2018 Posted November 3, 2018 I'd appreciate some help here from US or UK folks (especially UK). Is there a name for an exam that a person has to take from some state body to be able to work in a certain profession. I often hear reference in the US to a "bar" in the context of law. The context I need it in is a person passed this test for being a librarian. Is there a name specifically for that?
Klaynos Posted November 3, 2018 Posted November 3, 2018 No... not a single term. But there are professional bodies for which levels of membership may have certain criteria associated. For example I am a member of the institute of physics. To get the level of member I needed a supporter and to provide evidence of working at a given level as a professional phycisist for a given amount of time. Many of these bodies provide chartership as well as membership grades, e.g. chartered phycisist or chartered engineer.
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