This course is in English.

Course Description:

The development of the oil & gas sector in Cyprus continues. The recent discoveries of hydrocarbons within Cyprus EEZ and the massive discovery of the Zohr gas field in the Egyptian waters, which is very close to the Cypriot acreages, has attracted a lot of attention internationally and has created locally a lot of optimism about the future. Despite the high calibre of educated graduates interested in this field, first-hand knowledge of the industry and how projects are developed is currently lacking. This short-course aims to introduce attendees to the dynamics and processes of the international oil and gas business. Understand how oil and gas projects are developed.

Course Objectives:

1. Understand how oil and gas projects are developed
2. Define and explain the various phases of a project’s lifecycle
3. Explain the stage gate approval process used by international oil and gas operators
4. Describe how projects are evaluated and screened
5. Describe how risk is identified and managed successfully in a project

The course is addressed to:

Those wishing to gain broad insight and perspective into the process of managing the development of oil and gas fields, including new graduates, engineers, legal staff, policy advisors, investors, analysts, accountants and project managers.

This course is consistent out of 5 topics.

Instructor Style:

The course is delivered by someone with hands on experience. Highly practical, relevant and important and safely this course is for you.The instructor blends theory with highly practical case studies and examples derived from his long experience.

CPD accreditation:

The course may be approved for up to 6 CPD units verified directly by the participant's association, regulator or other bodies which holds membership.

*Group rates available.  │ **Early Bird discount may apply.

This course can be offered inhouse, customised to your business needs.

*Infocredit Professional Education division (IPE)  holds the right to postpone or cancell any seminar within a logical time frame near to the start date of the seminar, in the case whereas no adequate number of participants is registered i .e. less than 6 persons and/or in the case that out of the list of registered people are not included at least 4 employed people  ( as per HRDA guidelines). You can access  HRDA guidelines by clicking the link: https://bit.ly/2VSWgWU