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Most young engineers feel too relaxed with their university degrees and present simple one or two page CVs then sit back and wait for calls and emails from engineering firms... sadly enough your certificate isn't enough to land you the kind of jobs you want...
young engineers need to work on their cvs constantly until their cvs get attractive enough and the best way to do that is to improve yourselves in relevant industry required softwares...
At amibel services we offer you that opportunity for self improvement
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Softwares we train engineers on include:

1)AutoCAD 2D & 3D

2)Aspen Hysys (Process engineering simulation)

3)Ms Excel. (Engineering Calculation & spreadsheet building)

4)Aveva PDMS (Piping &pipeline routing and equipment building)

5)Coade PV elite (pressure vessel design for mechanical engineers)

Call Engr Biambo on 08064997409
Email: Amina.biambo@gmail.com

You know all this, Weitin u use am do

abiambo:
Most young engineers feel too relaxed with their university degrees and present simple one or two page CVs then sit back and wait for calls and emails from engineering firms... sadly enough your certificate isn't enough to land you the kind of jobs you want...
young engineers need to work on their cvs constantly until their cvs get attractive enough and the best way to do that is to improve yourselves in relevant industry required softwares...
At amibel services we offer you that opportunity for self improvement
*************************************
Softwares we train engineers on include:

1)AutoCAD 2D & 3D

2)Aspen Hysys (Process engineering simulation)

3)Ms Excel. (Engineering Calculation & spreadsheet building)

4)Aveva PDMS (Piping &pipeline routing and equipment building)

5)Coade PV elite (pressure vessel design for mechanical engineers)

Call Engr Biambo on 08064997409
Email: Amina.biambo@gmail.com

omoooooo,,thunder fire Unemployment?


Guy ur market no go sell here ooooooooo....


All these softwares,go and use it and get a job for urself bros!!!

sistar007:
You know all this, Weitin u use am do

hahahahahahahahahahahaha...guy,u said my mind!!!

sistar007:
You know all this, Weitin u use am do

hahahahahahahahahahaha,,,guy u said my mind

sistar007:
You know all this, Weitin u use am do

Lol, firstly am not unemployed, I work for an EPCI ( engineering, procurement, construction, installation) firm
Secondly I don't knw all how to use all the above mentioned softwares. Am s process engineer so I know AutoCAD, excel, and am an aspentech certified process modeling design engineer (Hysys)...
I ve a fair knowledge of pdms too (but not certified)...

Some other of my colleagues certified in other softwares would take those

Amibel is my Pp ( private practice) we all have to generate other streams of income plus it's a good way to help upcoming engineers

Don't b too quick to judge
Cc randy91

abiambo:
Lol, firstly am not unemployed, I work for an EPCI ( engineering, procurement, construction, installation) firm
Secondly I don't knw all how to use all the above mentioned softwares. Am s process engineer so I know AutoCAD, excel, and am an aspentech certified process modeling design engineer (Hysys)...
I ve a fair knowledge of pdms too (but not certified)...

Some other of my colleagues certified in other softwares would take those

Amibel is my Pp ( private practice) we all have to generate other streams of income plus it's a good way to help upcoming engineers

Don't b too quick to judge
Cc randy91

you can only help upcoming unemployed graduate Engineers by letting them knw abt vacancies in your company,then from there they could save up money for these certifications and not bringing up platform that would strip them the little they have and in the end still remain unemployed..... ##This is naija

U seem a little ignorant on the matter so lemme enlighten you a bit...
Firms like mine won't even employ you with a 5.0 cgpa if u don't know Hw to use the least AutoCAD Cos it's not a school it's an engineering firm and their employing you means you can add value to them.. what good would you b to them?? As for the part whr u said stripping you of money is like saying you won't go through school because u have no job... make urself relevant so u can b useful to urself and d company u applied to.
Engineer dat cannot build excel spreadsheet is that one an engineer??
Don't give up the more u learn the luckier u become
Cc sistar007

Randy91:
you can only help upcoming unemployed graduate Engineers by letting them knw abt vacancies in your company,then from there they could save up money for these certifications and not bringing up platform that would strip them the little they have and in the end still remain unemployed..... ##This is naija

Randy91:
you can only help upcoming unemployed graduate Engineers by letting them knw abt vacancies in your company,then from there they could save up money for these certifications and not bringing up platform that would strip them the little they have and in the end still remain unemployed..... ##This is naija

Then again these certifications are really expensive and cost millions... amibel isn't a certication body what we do is teach u how to use these softwares so u can get jobs... if ur company likes they could get u certified but the important thing is the knowledge

abiambo:
U seem a little ignorant on the matter so lemme enlighten you a bit...
Firms like mine won't even employ you with a 5.0 cgpa if u don't know Hw to use the least AutoCAD Cos it's not a school it's an engineering firm and their employing you means you can add value to them.. what good would you b to them?? As for the part whr u said stripping you of money is like saying you won't go through school because u have no job... make urself relevant so u can b useful to urself and d company u applied to.
Engineer dat cannot build excel spreadsheet is that one an engineer??
Don't give up the more u learn the luckier u become
Cc sistar007

Lolzzzzzz,, this guy self...Let me also burst your bubbles here,,I have a SOUND KNOWLEDGE in AutoCAD(2D&3D),Microsoft office and Autodesk inventor.....So when an opportunity that pays 150k above in your company is available,let me know....##oya coma beat me in ma house##

Knowledge knows no bounds keep improving urself but first go and register on NOGICJQS if u ve engineering background... best of luck...
Allow people who dnt ve these basic knowledge to get it... I wasn't forcing you so I won't go and beat u in ur house ... dnt fail to register

Randy91:
Lolzzzzzz,, this guy self...Let me also burst your bubbles here,,I have a SOUND KNOWLEDGE in AutoCAD(2D&3D),Microsoft office and Autodesk inventor.....So when an opportunity that pays 150k above in your company is available,let me know....##oya coma beat me in ma house##

I am very good with Autocad 2D/3D, Matlab, C++ programming, Microsoft office programs (I play around with them). In short any Engineering student that doesn't know a least this should check himself


I am Engineering student from a well-known school of engineering and engineering technology in the South East. I can't start learning the other mentioned software like Hysys and end up in a bank, or in a non-related field. You have then ended up striping money off the guys u won psychologically. I believe the other programs u mentioned has lots of video tutorials on YouTube of which if the guy is an Internet Savvy could find the tutorials only spending time and some megabytes.

Am not against your advert, But why I said so is that if u think u have achieved in your area, you should help people who wished to have that chance u had but neva succeeded, rather than these way, and posting pics to show how fat and fresh u are.

abiambo:
U seem a little ignorant on the matter so lemme enlighten you a bit...
Firms like mine won't even employ you with a 5.0 cgpa if u don't know Hw to use the least AutoCAD Cos it's not a school it's an engineering firm and their employing you means you can add value to them.. what good would you b to them?? As for the part whr u said stripping you of money is like saying you won't go through school because u have no job... make urself relevant so u can b useful to urself and d company u applied to.
Engineer dat cannot build excel spreadsheet is that one an engineer??
Don't give up the more u learn the luckier u become
Cc sistar007

Lol @ fat n fresh .... if u are in phc and u ve chemical, gas , petroleum or petrochemical background call me I'll take 4 weekends to teach u what hysys is about for free... these software it's not about just knowing where the buttons are. But mostly about the reason behind doing what u want to do

sistar007:
I am very good with Autocad 2D/3D, Matlab, C++ programming, Microsoft office programs (I play around with them). In short any Engineering student that doesn't know a least this should check himself


I am Engineering student from a well-known school of engineering and engineering technology in the South East. I can't start learning the other mentioned software like Hysys and end up in a bank, or in a non-related field. You have then ended up striping money off the guys u won psychologically. I believe the other programs u mentioned has lots of video tutorials on YouTube of which if the guy is an Internet Savvy could find the tutorials only spending time and some megabytes.

Am not against your advert, But why I said so is that if u think u have achieved in your area, you should help people who wished to have that chance u had but neva succeeded, rather than these way, and posting pics to show how fat and fresh u are.

abiambo:
Lol @ fat n fresh .... if u are in phc and u ve chemical, gas , petroleum or petrochemical background call me I'll take 4 weekends to teach u what hysys is about for free... these software it's not about just knowing where the buttons are. But mostly about the reason behind doing what u want to do

Bro I like what you are doing and I'm interested in the hysys. I studied electrical engineering but have no experience at all. Except in banking. I live in ph, how do we meet up?

Would really want to know how relevant the "solid works" software package is in your industry

solidman59:
Bro I like what you are doing and I'm interested in the hysys. I studied electrical engineering but have no experience at all. Except in banking. I live in ph, how do we meet up?

You don't need to learn hysys bro it's not for you... what we can do fr you to to take u on AutoCAD pdms, and SKM ( this is the relevant softwares for ur field power systems design, fault analysis, load etc ) call me on Tuesday let's talk about your skm...thanks

abiambo:
You don't need to learn hysys bro it's not for you... what we can do fr you to to take u on AutoCAD pdms, and SKM ( this is the relevant softwares for ur field power systems design, fault analysis, load etc ) call me on Tuesday let's talk about your skn...thanks

How do I contact you

solidman59:
How do I contact you

08064997409

abiambo:
Lol, firstly am not unemployed, I work for an EPCI ( engineering, procurement, construction, installation) firm
Secondly I don't knw all how to use all the above mentioned softwares. Am s process engineer so I know AutoCAD, excel, and am an aspentech certified process modeling design engineer (Hysys)...
I ve a fair knowledge of pdms too (but not certified)...

Some other of my colleagues certified in other softwares would take those

Amibel is my Pp ( private practice) we all have to generate other streams of income plus it's a good way to help upcoming engineers

Don't b too quick to judge
Cc randy91

Bro abeg where is ur location

ph

romeorailss:
Bro abeg where is ur location

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Randy91:
Lolzzzzzz,, this guy self...Let me also burst your bubbles here,,I have a SOUND KNOWLEDGE in AutoCAD(2D&3D),Microsoft office and Autodesk inventor.....So when an opportunity that pays 150k above in your company is available,let me know....##oya coma beat me in ma house##

With this childishness, you're going to remain in your house.

Many Nigerian youths want value for nothing!!!

Nah....it doesn't work.

I always said something when I was still young and stupid. I said "I wouldn't have to ever look for a job"

This was what informed that thought: as a fresh out of school graduate, you should know what skills and competencies makes you an excellent candidate. When you have those competencies, job hunting shouldn't be so hard, but when you don't you can go on for years without luck. makes complete sense.

Baseline is that before I left school, I was very ready for the job market, so ready I paid over N100,000 on training and certifications before I left school, and I wasn't born with no silver spoon. I hustled and drank garri.

Job seekers nowadays want "job assurance" before they can see sense in picking up obviously necessary technical competencies in their respective fields. They carry Iphones 6s and consider a N30,000 competency development avenue as extortion.

I laugh in joblessness, because that's what many unreasonable peeps are going to be.

You said my mind bruh. #Godbless

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