Hi guys ...please I need career direction from the house..its a lengthy read but please helpful advice is needed and it will be appreciated....

I'm a graduate of industrial chemistry class of '18/19 and I'm done with service. The lack of a substantive job or prospective source of income has had me on my toes.( The normal design of flyers and co has not been paying as it used to). I'm currently running a program on UI/UX design as a way to acquire a skill and make income...I like to design flyers and stuffs.. i want the IT skill to be a side gig that funds the career path......but I really like my course and it's my passion to pursue it...my dream career is working on an oil rig and I know and believe nothing can come between me and it.....
But the career path is what confuses me and I'm a bit confused on the right one to take.....
I'm planning on taking an M.eng program next year in petroleum engineering (drilling)...and while taking the course I will also run drilling programs from oil technical institute...and hopefully by the end of the M.eng program I will start applying for jobs outside the country (seeing as naija no wan geh head)...but I have a lot of fears and doubts which I want the house to help me address......

1::: it is a sure path to take in the industry knowing that I didn't study petroleum engineering as my first degree...
2:::what other path can I take to achieve the dream...
3::::what drilling courses can I take to get me on track....
4::: any advice is needed

This house has helped a whole lot of people with a plethora of problems and I know the house will help me with mine.....God bless

you can go for drilling courses...but M.eng in petroleum engineering?..I don't think it's possible cus you didn't do a a related engineering course in your first degree....even civil engineering can't do m.eng in petroleum engineering or any engineering outside the civil engineering scope...civil engineering can only do masters in transport and highway engineering, structural engineering, geotechnical engineering,water resources engineering....that's how it works

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rickpat:
you can go for drilling courses...but M.eng in petroleum engineering?..I don't think it's possible cus you didn't do a a related engineering course in your first degree....even civil engineering can't do m.eng in petroleum engineering or any engineering outside the civil engineering scope...civil engineering can only do masters in transport and highway engineering, structural engineering, geotechnical engineering,water resources engineering....that's how it works

Thanks a lot....that was really helpful

lorenzoinsi:
Hi guys ...please I need career direction from the house..its a lengthy read but please helpful advice is needed and it will be appreciated....

I'm a graduate of industrial chemistry class of '18/19 and I'm done with service. The lack of a substantive job or prospective source of income has had me on my toes.( The normal design of flyers and co has not been paying as it used to). I'm currently running a program on UI/UX design as a way to acquire a skill and make income...I like to design flyers and stuffs.. i want the IT skill to be a side gig that funds the career path......but I really like my course and it's my passion to pursue it...my dream career is working on an oil rig and I know and believe nothing can come between me and it.....
But the career path is what confuses me and I'm a bit confused on the right one to take.....
I'm planning on taking an M.eng program next year in petroleum engineering (drilling)...and while taking the course I will also run drilling programs from oil technical institute...and hopefully by the end of the M.eng program I will start applying for jobs outside the country (seeing as naija no wan geh head)...but I have a lot of fears and doubts which I want the house to help me address......

1::: it is a sure path to take in the industry knowing that I didn't study petroleum engineering as my first degree...
2:::what other path can I take to achieve the dream...
3::::what drilling courses can I take to get me on track....
4::: any advice is needed

This house has helped a whole lot of people with a plethora of problems and I know the house will help me with mine.....God bless

Please where did you learn the UI/UX I am interested

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Please where did you learn the UI/UX I am interested

Mostly YouTube and Udemy