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Why Basic Drilling Course is needed? Drilling Training Schools are available with different names all over the world, using drilling videos, Simulators, Rig Equipment, Training Manual and Lectures to convey the message to their students. Meanwhile, students attending different schools comes with different ideas and some time get confused on which is the correct way or which school is to follow. Candidate must differentiate between the company procedures, company policy and the API or any industrial standard. Also, he/she should understand that no exact rules or procedures which can be set to be applicable for each Basic Oil Drilling Rig Course, therefore, an outlines has been set to direct the candidate to the basics of Introduction to Basic Drilling Rig Systems, Procedures, Equipment and Safety making the candidate the best choice for the company to hire him/her for the relevant jobs. This course has been design keep in the view of communication andgap which makes candidate unfit for the interviews and candidate knowing every thing related to job but still unable to clear the interview. Roustabout This role is generally unskilled manual labouring. The roustabout helps with the drilling activities and maintenance of the drilling area. RoughnecklFloorman More skilled than the roustabout, the roughneck/floorman is directly involved in the drilling process under the supervision of the assistant driller. This position involves hard physical work. Derrickman Working about 90 feet above the floor of the rig in the 'derrick' (the distinctive high tower), the derrickman handles the section of drill pipe under the direction of the assistant driller. Assistant Driller The assistant driller co-ordinates the activities on the drill floor, reports to the driller and communicates instructions and information from the driller to those working on the drilling. Driller is responsible for the drilling team

The Early Care and Education Health Research Network brings together research and researchers at the interface of early care and education (ECCE) and health. Wellbeing is integral to the weave of child development and education. The focus is especially for children under five years old in ECE settings, but extends to teacher health and associated family and community health. This includes day care, kindergarten, pre-schools and family day care (or home-based care), and in the New Zealand context, Playcentre and Te Kohanga Reo. It's not intended to be about school environments, which are in many ways very different to ECE settings, but of course knowledge and research from school environments can be very relevant. Subjects for connection and discussion can be anything that impacts on physical, mental or emotional wellbeing. This includes physical spaces and physical development, air quality, architecture, nutrition, noise, sleep, attachment and primary care-giving, infections, hygiene, VOCs, quiet spaces, ergonomics, teacher stress and injuries, lighting,and inclusion... if it relates to human wellbeing in ECE settings, it's in.

This group is a space for educators, school leaders, researchers, parents, and students who want to think critically about international education in the Global South. We explore how power, colonial history, money, language, and curriculum shape, classrooms, and student identities today. International schools, global curricula, and Western educational models often arrive with promises of quality and opportunity. But they also carry assumptions about whose knowledge matters, whose culture is centered, and who benefits. This group exists to name those dynamics honestly, without defensiveness or ideology, and to imagine better alternatives. Here, we invite you to: Share essays, articles, and books on education, colonialism, and global power Post stories from classrooms, schools, and communities in the Global South Discuss curriculum, pedagogy, language, and cultural identity Reflect on privilege, partnership, and ethical global education Highlight local teachers, local knowledge, and locally rooted innovations This is not a space for performative statements or marketing international schools. It is a space for truth, learning, and dialogue. The goal is not to shame, but to understand and to build something more just, grounded, and humane for students and teachers worldwide. If we really want to change the world, we need to be honest about how education shapes it. Welcome. Share. Question. Teach. Learn.

EDUC8 is an interdisciplinary, multi-track project conceptualized to build resilience in children and young people against radicalisation and polarisation through religious education in secondary schools and out-of-school settings. The project aims: • to equip the youth with the basics of other faiths to develop mutual understanding and empathy, • to lay solid foundation in their own faith to make them less open to manipulation, • to create teacher-led in-class discussions to cultivate dialogue and appreciation of the other, and • to build friendships among religiously diverse individuals through smart encounters. The main outputs of the project will be: a. A religious education program for secondary schools that will be embedded onto web- and tablet platforms. The whole program will be structured around storytelling (scenario-based), interactive, and will harness popularity of tablets and their ability to address all three senses (sight, hearing, touch). The program will first raise awareness about essence and daily practices of all religions and then provide modern religious interpretations in the faith of the young to help him / her reject religion-colored violence and adapt to modern daily life in Europe. b. An socialisation program that will entail exchanges between students from different faith groups. This will be in form of well-planned repetitive social activities. The project is promising in that it targets the most vulnerable age group, young people. Second, it builds transferrable capacity that can be used in school, prison, social work and other settings. Third, its modular structure makes it easily replicable in all member states (MS) withadjustment. Fourth, it does not point fingers to Muslims, giving the message that they are seen as risk for the society. Last, the main colour of the project, storytelling is a crucial tool to develop overall personality and an age-old tradition to relate values.

The English-Speaking Union of Argentina (ESU) is an independent non-political and educational charity founded in 1992 whose purpose is to promote international understanding and human development through the English language. ESU has managed to grow year after year, not only in numbers but also in the hard work and new programmes put in place for the benefit of our community. During the past year alone the ESU has organised many successful events, including the following: • Scholarship for the Secondary School Exchange: local students travel to the United States, live 6 months on campus or with a family while attending the sixth form and graduating from an American school; • The Walter Hines Page Secondary School Exchange Programme: for teachers to visitin the United States; • National Public Speaking Competition: the winner and runner-up travel to London for the International Public Speaking Competition; • Annual International Relations Conference: scholarships for young professionals to attend the International Summer Conference at Mansfield College, Oxford; • Martin Garvie Singing Competition: open to secondary school students who sing a solo in English at the British Arts Centre; • Cultural seminar at the Shakespeare Globe Theatre: scholarships for secondary school teachers to attend the seminar and work with Globe Theatre staff and Globe Education practitioners; and • Stratford Study Course: scholarships for secondary school teachers to attend the plays, lectures, discussions and workshops, devised and delivered by Shakespearian experts in Stratford-upon-Avon. The ESU plays a vital role in nurturing cross-border dialogues. Our challenge is to continue to grow in institutional and individual membership by creating awareness of the ESU and its mission among the education and business communities and by attracting young and energetic people interested in promoting good will and understanding.

The concept of nature or environmental schools has been forgotten for too long. Children and especially boys learn better when in a natural setting and nature is used in teaching. TRBLA is dedicated to creating an academic setting where boys will learn about arts, music,, nature, outdoorsmanship, teamwork and all the things the government says they need to know. Currently, college populations are 60% female. This is partially due to the fact that so many young boys are being turned off to school early on on life. Our goal is to make learning fun so that our boys will develop a life long love of learning. A same sex learning environment makes it easier for boys to focus in class because they do not spend time trying to impress the girls in the class in often disruptive ways. Such an environment decreases the chance that boys will be misdiagnosed as ADHD and keep them from being exposed to the often damaging effects of stimulant drugs used for treatment. TRBLA will be a great place for boys and parents who are looking for the best school for their boy's development into a productive and well mannered gentleman.

Hello, Guys, Welcome to the group. The group is belong to a Chinese training school named Mandarin Connections in Beijing. Mandarin Connections (MC) is a professional Chinese language & culture learning school. MC is approved by renownedand teachers to provide education and training specifically for expats in China, and is well known for its professionalism, efficiency and excellent service. The courses including Spoken Chinese、Businese Chinese、HSK & BCT、Children & Teenagers' Chinese.and also IGCSE/GCSE/IB/SAT training school in Beijing. Contact us: (86)010-85997183 [email protected] Please feel free to contact me: Jerry Fan, MSN: [email protected]; Skype: jerryfan368

Everyone knows that the best way to learn English is to speak it. Cafe English is for those capable of speaking English at an intermediate level to improve their English with professional teachers, meet other English learners in Riyadh, and have FUN at the same time, because Cafe English is of course in a CAFE! Knowing how to communicate well in English can have a huge impact on your life and work. If you need to develop your skills in English, our relaxed and friendly sessions will help you to improve. Students attending Café English will be given the opportunity for: conversation and pronunciation practice with English-speaking facilitators; vocabulary-building, idioms, and common expressions. This is what you get: Cafe English groups meet 2 days a week for one hour each session. When you arrive at the cafe you will meet your organiser. You can get a drink (of course - it's a cafe!), and then you will be given a place at a table with a qualified teacher and a planned maximum of up to 4 other students who should have a similar level to you. The teacher will then start a conversation on a topic that everyone is happy with, and will encourage everyone to speak as much as possible. Cafe English teachers are qualified and experienced Englishtutors just like language school teachers (actually they have taught at universities and language schools). The teacher stays with your group all the time, speaking, listening, writing down new words for you to see and use immediately, and guiding the conversation so everyone can speak as much as possible. At the end, the teacher will close the conversation with some corrections based on your mistakes and a quick test of the new words that came up in the conversation.

Study Oregon is a group of educational and training organizations whose purpose is to connect international students and professionals with quality education and training in the state of Oregon. The members include community colleges, public and private colleges and universities, English, art institutions and a college of naturopathic medicine. Study Oregon helps educational institutions promote their programs to students who want to come to North America to pursue intensive English, undergraduate and/or graduate degree studies, vocational and technical training, certificates, or TOEFL / TOEIC in the beautiful Pacific Northwest. Why study in Oregon? Oregon is an excellent place to study. Whether you are looking for a small, intimate campus community or prefer a large research university, among the members of Study Oregon you will find a school that matches your needs. Study Oregon member schools are accredited by national and regional organizations and offer an outstanding array of high-quality programs and student opportunities. You can study in a large city, such as Portland, or smaller communities throughout the state. Oregon is known for its beautiful natural environment, clean air, and safe communities. Beautiful forests, magnificent mountains, and scenic ocean beaches are all nearby and provide many recreational activities all year round. Come to Oregon, study in our schools, and experience the wonders of our state. Oregon Highlights *Headquarters of large companies such as Nike, Columbia Sportswear, Hynix Semiconductor Manufacturing America, Inc., and Tektronix *Home of the Portland Trailblazers, Beavers, Timbers, and Generals, our basketball, baseball, soccer and hockey teams *Popular for skiing, snowboarding, hiking, golfing, windsurfing, and running *Plenty of shopping centers and outlet malls * No sales tax!

Michigan State University’s Department of Military Science (ROTC) was established in 1917 and is one of the nation’s top ROTC programs. We employ targeted recruiting, aggressive retention and a program of comprehensive training and mentorship to commission the Army’s future officer leadership. We motivate young people to be better citizens and care for our Cadets, Soldiers, civilians, families and communities. We have more than 190 Cadets participating in our program that consists of academic classes, leadership labs, field training exercises and physical fitness training. Each summer our Military Science 3 Cadets and select members of our Cadre attend the Leadership Development and Assessment Course (LDAC) at Fort Lewis, Washington and select cadets from our Military Science 1 and 2 classes attend Armysuch as Airborne and Air Assault School. Select Cadets also have the opportunity to participate in the Army’s Culture andProgram which involves overseas travelling to increase cultural awareness. Upon graduation, Cadets are commissioned into the Active Army, US Army Reserve or the National Guard as Second Lieutenants. Our mission: Recruit, Retain, Train, and Develop, the scholar – athlete – leaders at Michigan State University in order to Commission the future officer leadership of the U.S. Army and motivate young people to be better citizens within our Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps schools.