i am working in oil/gas industries i want to do diploma course in petroleum tech.by coresspondance iam inqatar
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can you lower the gas prices then please?!?!?! lol
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you can checkout this link http://www.iso.org for further information. its about which industry you want to learn.
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You have not stated from which Institute you got your Diploma and servicing field means at present you are in a Garage or in a mobile repairing shop.You have also stated student this means you have not even have the diploma in your pocket.In view of this I would advise you to complete your study seriously and pass in A grade in diploma Exam then search for a foreign Job.Good Luck to you dear.
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well it depends on what sort of a career your looking for.  since they do a lot of work on oil rigs im guessing you are mechanical or civil engineering.  so something like To obtain a full time position in (insert major) with Schlumberger.  Otherwise dont worry about putting an objective.  they generally know your objective is to get a job.
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Go to colleges and check out sample diplomas.
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no but it is best 2 get diploma as jobs can change in the future
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You can do it from BIT. I know BIT Mesra offers this course along with campus selection.
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What is your MS in?  If it's remotely related to anything to do with education or research, I could pass your resume around here, a Canadian University.\n*edit* a followup now that I know your degree- I would contact the companies that are involved in the Oil Sands exraction in Alberta- they are desperate for engineers and environmental experts, and they are in short supply- The pay is excellent, and it is likely to be stable because of oil prices...It's a bit isolated, but fantastic experience and pay-
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A job in the oil industry?
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You can try NAIT (Northern Alberta Institute of Technology).
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http://www.skorcareer.com/malaysia-eng
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Enquire from the rigger/hiring oil company. They will usually include a CIS clearance with the relevant certification and may bear the costs. Call the company's office administrator or site supervisor for  assistance.\n\nNeedless to mention, the bearer of incidental costs has to be spelled out in black and white in the employment contract or agreement.\n\nDo enquire from the petrochemicals from your respective jurisdiction as to who should administer, bear the cost and hold responsibility for this process.
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hi\nyou r persuing a very scopeful course. even i did it and now i am working in kuwait petroleum corporation. you do the course then try to get online certifications like a+, mcse, ccna etc. then u will get nice placement. try to get work experience also
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Do a course in enginbeering
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Some of the institutions that provide good industrial training in coimbatore are:\n1 PSG Tech\n2 GD Naidu Institution.\n\nI am not sure if this is what u wanted.\nFor PSG Tech details see http:&#92;&#92;www.psgtech.edu
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Many universities offer courses, either in the Geology or Petroleum Engineering departments.  The AAPG offers a short course coming up in August titled "Basic Well Log Analysis", that is taught by one of the best instructors on this subject, George Asquith. \nhttp://www.aapg.org/education/shortcourse/details.cfm?ID=45\nThere is a mudlogging course being taught at the AAPG convention in Houston in April:\nhttp://www.aapg.org/houston/courses.cfm\n\nI suggest you buy yourself a copy of "Basic Well Log Analysis" by George Asquith and Daniel Krygowski. This is published by the American Association of Petroleum Geologists. To order a copy go here:\nhttp://www.aapg.org/   \nIn the short cut tab at the top of the page go to "bookstore"\n\nWhen you have digested that another valuable resource is the Society of Petrophysicists and Well Log Analysts. You will want to download all of the mnemonics for well logs in order to understand what you are reading. \nhttp://www.spwla.org/\nThey also sell some useful publications. \n\nThere is a logging company called Wellog that has put a free web seminar up on well log interpretation that looks informative (I have not used it):\nhttp://www.wellog.com/interp.htm\n\nThe Society of Petroleum Engineers is another useful resource with excellent publications. \nhttp://www.spe.org/\nSPE publishes many books on well logging but the two introductory books I would recommend are:\n"Well Logging 1- Rock properties, Borehole environment, Mud and Temperature Logging" Monograph Volume 9\nand \n"Well Logging II- Electric and Acoustic Logging" Monograph Volume 10.\nThere are available at:\nhttps://www.spe.org/mbrservices/ShopperIndex.cfm?RptCategPassed=Web&RptCodePassed=mono\n\nIf you have some well log interpretation software, or even if you don't you can find what are called raster logs (image files) on the internet for many states. Louisiana has these at http://sonris-www.dnr.state.la.us/sonlite.htm\nOther states offer them in LAS or LIS format, which requires special software to interpret, but at Schlumberger you can download a free LAS toolbox that will allow you to read these logs:\nhttp://www.slb.com/content/services/evaluation/software/log_data_toolbox.asp\n\nAnother resource you can use that is on my own website (which probably needs to have some links updated) is this list of core and well log repositories:\nhttp://www.carbonates.us/cores.htm
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Yes u can go through the Diploma First then, Go to the Degree of bachelor of Comp. Sci.