The CNOOC-supported Centre of Excellence at Uganda Petroleum Institute Kigumba (UPIK) aims to bridge the gap between classroom learning and industry practice by equipping learners with practical skills, technical knowledge and hands-on experience relevant to Uganda’s oil and gas sector.
To support this objective, a team of engineers from CNOOC Uganda Limited today visited UPIK to assess progress on the installation of key facilities, including the life-size Eagle Drill Rig, an IT Library, an IT Laboratory and an IT Software Laboratory. These facilities will enable practical training, drilling simulations, modelling using industry-standard software, and access to digital libraries for research and learning.
Through this initiative, CNOOC is contributing to strengthening local technical capacity and preparing a skilled workforce to support the sustainable development of Uganda’s human resource.
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