High School Students Explore Alberta's Energy Sector at NAIT
High school students given glimpse of day-to-day in Alberta’s energy sector
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Over 400 high school students are visiting the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT) for three days to explore career opportunities in the energy and natural resources sectors. The event includes hands-on experiences like analyzing oil samples and participating in well drilling simulations.
- 01400 students are participating in the event at NAIT.
- 02Students will engage in hands-on activities related to the energy sector.
- 03The event aims to inspire students to consider careers in energy and natural resources.
- 04Activities include analyzing oil samples and simulating well drilling.
- 05The event is free for all attending students.
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The Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT) is hosting a three-day event for high school students to explore careers in the energy and natural resources sectors. Approximately 400 students are expected to attend, engaging in hands-on activities designed to provide insight into the industry. On the first day, students analyzed samples of materials found in oil, reflecting real-world tasks in the field. Agatha Ojimelukwe, dean of the School of Energy and Natural Resources, emphasized the importance of helping students envision themselves in these careers. Other activities include learning about power equipment and participating in a well drilling simulation. The event is free for students, aiming to inspire them to consider pursuing education and careers at NAIT.
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This event provides students with valuable exposure to career opportunities in Alberta's energy sector, potentially influencing their future career choices.
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