Temi011:
Free Summer Geoscience Training for Students

Geophysics Field School is an innovative response to the call of students who reiterated their limited exposure to field work and practical experiences in Geosciences. This opportunity presented by Dextol Global Geophysicals is hereby focused on exposing candidates who need practical knowledge of Geophysical Techniques and wants to solidify their base in Geophysics. Candidates would have the opportunity to work one-on-one with geophysical equipment and be able to translate the acquired data to the image of the subsurface using various recognized Geoscience software.

For more details visit: www.dextolgbgeo.com/geofieldschool
Or call: +2348099617874

Opportunity open to 15 students.

Nkysuccess:
Hi everyone, just stumbled on this post recently. l am a 2.1 graduate of Geology from Unizik. Am really happy to be here. Admin pls add dis number 07068003653

Nkysuccess:
Hi everyone, just stumbled on this post recently. l am a 2.1 graduate of Geology from Unizik. Am really happy to be here. Admin pls add dis number 07068003653

YOLO1:
Please. Who knows any school offering M. Sc in Exploration Geophysics here in Nigeria?

vingeophysicist:
need a job am an applied geophysicist.fresh graduate 08143843730

1sylvesta:
What set??

SnowJay92:
Hello everyone, I'm a graduate of petroleum engineering and it's nice to be in here, sad career advice is the first post I'm making here, but it's really important to me that I make the tight choice so please anyone with experience should please help out, I'm currently stuck between making a choice to either go for an MSc. in pipeline engineering or petroleum geoscience, I studied petroleum engineering in my first degree and haven't been able to get a good job since graduation, I know an MSc isn't an express ticket to gainful employment, but I want something to increase my competence and versatility with intent to position myself better for opportunities. I had earlier considered getting the MSc in Occupational health and safety, but I was advised it's not technical enough for an engineer, what do you think? Which of the above programs do you think will give me a better chance, in the energy sector generally not just in oil & gas, considering my first degree background. Thanks.

crudedude:


Which did you later pick?

SnowJay92:


Pipeline engineering. With good foundation in offshore and subsea engineering, structural integrity, reliability etc.

crudedude:


Great choice

SnowJay92:


Why do you think so?

Seems you're much into digital biz?

crudedude:


Doing anything Geoscience in Nigeria right now is not a smart move IMO. You're better off using the money learning a skill then blowing the rest on bet9ja.

Okay, maybe that was too bad a picture. But yeah, the message is same. It's no secret Engineers are the major players in the oil and gas industry. Some engineers are even trained to handle what used to be core geophysicist roles. It's a bigger pool for new entrants unlike geosciences.

I do some online biz. Still learning the ropes.

crudedude:


Doing anything Geoscience in Nigeria right now is not a smart move IMO. You're better off using the money learning a skill then blowing the rest on bet9ja.

Okay, maybe that was too bad a picture. But yeah, the message is same. It's no secret Engineers are the major players in the oil and gas industry. Some engineers are even trained to handle what used to be core geophysicist roles. It's a bigger pool for new entrants unlike geosciences.

I do some online biz. Still learning the ropes.

SnowJay92:


Well, it's well. In the end it all boils down to Grace, changes and chances of life, being at the right place and the right time. Where do you stay?

crudedude:


Nigeria

SnowJay92:


Lol, obviously...where in Nigeria??

PH for now

crudedude:

SnowJay92:


Let's relate bro, how I go take reach you?