MASTERMINING courses
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Cambridge House International
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Our 2012 MASTERMINING course schedule is as follows:
Understanding Mining: From A to Z
Understanding the COAL Industry: From A to Z
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Master the complex world of mining in three days with this comprehensive, interactive and cost-effective course designed to round out your knowledge of the global mining and financing industry and how it works from exploration to closure and beyond.
With our MASTERMINING course you will learn about the technical aspects of the mining industry (including exploration, development, operations and processing), the economics of mining and financing and deal-making in a hands-on, interactive setting with international and Canadian case studies.
Who should attend?
Representatives from the mining industry, financial sector, legal industry, public relations and investor relations firms, engineering and geological firms, equipment manufacturers, service providers, governments, accounting and consulting firms will all benefit from attending.
Why attend?
You should attend if you have a general, overall knowledge of the mining industry but want to improve your depth of knowledge in each area or if you have specific knowledge in one particular area but want to round out your knowledge of the total mining and financing picture.
The course may count towards Professional Development continuing education credits for professional designations for investment advisors, accountants, lawyers and engineers, etc. It is the responsibility of each individual to ensure that their professional development credits are applicable to the individual regulatory and licensing bodies under which they are governed.
We are delighted to have Cambridge House International Inc. as our course sponsor.
MASTERMINING Program overview:
Day 1 - Introduction to Mining: Technical Aspects (mine life stages, exploration, mining studies, the mining process, design and planning, quantification and interpretation, extraction and processing, rehabilitation)
Day 2 - The Economics of Mining (operations into economics, exploration expenditure, determining capital requirements, mining equipment options, economic evaluation)
Day 3 - Financing and Deal-Making (raising funds and financial instruments, equity investments, debt and project finance, joint ventures, marketing and off-take agreements, technical report and media release interpretation)
Course registration fees include all course materials, coffee breaks and lunches. Click here for registration details.
Discounted rates are available for more than one participant from the same organization.
Download the brochure.
Download the course outline.
Register to attend.
