Tarebreezy:
Hello all,

I have been following this thread with great interest and I have learnt a lot. I am a graduate of geology from Delta State University and would like to do my masters in Reservoir Geology or Petroleum geosciences. Problem is I'm having problems with choosing a school. Apart from the UK because of their visa policy are there any countries or schools one would advise me to choose. Also can anyone advise on Laser Engineering. Would one recommend them over a Master Degree in a Nigerian University? I have done my HSe 1,2,3 with Novelle. Looking forward to your replies. Tareluv@gmail.com is my email address. @ifoundmyperfect and others please help a brother.

ifoundmyperfect:
SHELL graduate program is currently on;

Requirements for application;
Who we’re looking for:
§ Graduates who finished with a very good degree at the Undergraduate level

§ Graduates who are currently engaged in or have finished their National Youth Service

§ Graduates with less than four years post graduation experience

Follow link below to apply; Thank you so much

http://www.shell.com/global/aboutshell/careers/students-and-graduates/shell-graduate-programme/recruitment_day/app-shellrd-myapplication.html

Upon completion, you'd be sent an email to partake in an online test in different stages...

Part 1: Competency Based Questionaire

Part 2: Decision making and Problem solving test (Numerical Reasoning)

Next stage is an Interview... It could be telephone based or face-to-face

Best of luck!

***IT ENDS NOV 13TH

marcondo13:


UK is majorly for ignorant folks. Sharp guys school in the Schengen zone,which is largely tuition free. Why buy a cow when you can get its milk for free? You can check out Norway (competition na die at NTNU and Stavanger and it is open to 2:1 and above), Austria or Germany,but I think getting your documentation ready and getting a visa to Germany will be easier and faster than Austria,though,I can assist you on admission to study in English for MSc Petroleum Engineering at Montanuniversitat Leoben,if your CGPA is okay.
As for Germany,it is competitive because Geosciences are majorly taught in English. Visit www.daad.de and input your search parameters. If you are interested in studying MSc Environmental and Resources Management,send a scanned copy of your transcripts to schaller@b-tu.de and Beatrice.nowotnick@b-tu.de. They will evaluate it and inform you if you are eligible to apply. As for visa,you will need a statement of account with 11000 euros to get an Austrian visa while you will need to transfer 8040 euros to a blocked account in your name in Germany.
It is up to you.

marcondo13:


UK is majorly for ignorant folks. Sharp guys school in the Schengen zone,which is largely tuition free. Why buy a cow when you can get its milk for free? You can check out Norway (competition na die at NTNU and Stavanger and it is open to 2:1 and above), Austria or Germany,but I think getting your documentation ready and getting a visa to Germany will be easier and faster than Austria,though,I can assist you on admission to study in English for MSc Petroleum Engineering at Montanuniversitat Leoben,if your CGPA is okay.
As for Germany,it is competitive because Geosciences are majorly taught in English. Visit www.daad.de and input your search parameters. If you are interested in studying MSc Environmental and Resources Management,send a scanned copy of your transcripts to schaller@b-tu.de and Beatrice.nowotnick@b-tu.de. They will evaluate it and inform you if you are eligible to apply. As for visa,you will need a statement of account with 11000 euros to get an Austrian visa while you will need to transfer 8040 euros to a blocked account in your name in Germany.
It is up to you.

Cc nitefury

ifoundmyperfect:


Check your email

I have strong technical knowledge of Eclipse 100 and 300 for dynamic modeling; Petrel RE for creating a simple model; OFM for decline curve analysis; Saphir for Well Test Interpretation; MBAL for Material Balance Modeling, PROSPER for production optimization. if you're interested in learning any of these softwares, I can teach you, but it will cost you.

Now that oil prices have fallen and majority of the O&G coys are not recruiting, this is the time for undergrad and grad students to hone their technical skills so that by the time the oil prices rise again, you'll not be found wanting. Competition is fierce now in the industry. You must be able to prove yourself

Seize this opportunity to learn from me.

"I'm not afraid of the storms, for I am learning how to sail my own ship"

I rest my case.

ifoundmyperfect:


Welcome on board! No such thing as lateness.
Download the eBooks I have made available on this thread..
Send an email to make a request for the ones I have brought down its the link...
If you are in Lagos, holla at me for a free installation of Petrel or Oga osaki if you are in PH...

Adazlolly:
Abuja nko? Anyone pleaseeeeee.

ifoundmyperfect:


Hopefully we'd have an Abuja connection.
Pending that time, whenever i'd be making a trip outside lagos environs, I'd inform you guys so we can rendezvous...

Adazlolly:
Cool, can't wait.
I am thinking we could from time to time have a kinda of weekend stowaway, (forgive me I am that crazy) can be kind of picnic or training, where those who are versed in one software or another can share, teach and train those interested. There we can share experiences and opportunities, invite colleagues and friends who are not here, you know, We can always shift, from town to town. So that all can benefit.
It's time we become cool expatriates to other countries too, and we can do so together.. I so much believe in what I call 'teaching or learning by experience'
Let me stop here, someone should modify this dream of mine and let's see what we can make out of it.
Thanks again Val for reaching out to me today.

ifoundmyperfect:


That's great brilliant idea. Though time costly. Truth is, it's the pet project I have in mind. That is, meeting with a couple of this thread's followers one on one and giving counsel, sharing softwares, exclusive e-books, and training (3-5days meeting). This will commence from Lagos (charity begins at home). It's all going to be free (No hidden charges. Except d moni wey u go use enter transport come or burn ontop fuel). Period for this to be announced much later. Thanks for your contribution Ada.

Danoluwa:
hello house I have 2 questions.
Firstly, I will like to know more on the application of GIS in geosciences.
Secondly, I am currently looking at a phd in petroleum geociences but on a second though am considering doing another msc in energy and environmental management to broaden my career prospect due to the current situation in the petroleum industry. I already have three yrs working experience covering modelling, wellsite geology, formation evaluation and drilling.

Adazlolly:
Cool, can't wait.
I am thinking we could from time to time have a kinda of weekend stowaway, (forgive me I am that crazy) can be kind of picnic or training, where those who are versed in one software or another can share, teach and train those interested. There we can share experiences and opportunities, invite colleagues and friends who are not here, you know, We can always shift, from town to town. So that all can benefit.
It's time we become cool expatriates to other countries too, and we can do so together.. I so much believe in what I call 'teaching or learning by experience'
Let me stop here, someone should modify this dream of mine and let's see what we can make out of it.
Thanks again Val for reaching out to me today.

Getrich47:



I think this is a great idea.....if possible I'd like to pass some knowledge on reservoir engineering softwares.....cheers!

Adazlolly:

That will be good. What's your location.?

omoneyoj:
Good day to my geoscientist in the house, am an undergraduate of remote sensing and gis in FUTA, I will appreciate if I can get experience from my senior once in the field on how, and what to know when come to softwares that will help me after my undergraduate level.

jabberjawz:




Read thru page 12 of d thread.