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njiasi30:
ejitemi1 was my first friend, thanks 4 being dere. It was really nice knowing u

fashoo2010:
Thanks OP for ur reply.... Pls on ur application, do u always include the position u're applying for in d company.... Thanks for ur response once again.... My plan is to start this type of strategy next week, bt initially, I was thinking of just going to drop CV, bt with ur revelation nw, I'm thinking of adding application to it... Bt I don't know maybe to include the post someone is applying for. I'm a graduate in Microbiology and certificate In HSE... Which I can fit in more than one position. Pls ur reply as per the application letter will be appreciated

tick:
Petroleum Engineering wasn't among the engineering disciplines outlined in the job opening. That's why there's no petroleum engineering syllabus and how is it then possible you applied for "executive trainee petroleum engineering."



What discipline did you guys apply for?

Your best bet is to study the chemical engineering material but petroleum engineering graduates won't be too familiar/comfortable with these:
• Chemical Reaction Engineering
• Instrumentation & Process Control
• Plant design and Economics
• Chemical Technology

These though might be fair because they are also/more of MechE
Process Calculations & Thermodynamics
• Fluid Mechanics and Mechanical Operations
• Heat Transfer
• Mass Transfer

Anyway, study the material you applied for.

OmniSparrow:
Lol. Afar u. Where Chinedu and Ebube?

OmniSparrow:
Lol. Afar u. Where Chinedu and Ebube?

OmniSparrow:
There's a satisfying feeling when you book space on a thread and it later hits fp.