Course catalogue

Every course your teams need, in one place.

290 courses across 25 disciplines. Add courses to your calendar, choose where and when, and reserve places.

290 courses

  • VerdaPrim programme

    Integrated Operational Excellence Programme

    A five-day immersive programme that links supply chain, logistics, contracts and project delivery into one operating picture. Classroom sessions are paired with site visits so teams see world-class operations at first hand.

    Intermediate · 5 days · Classroom, In-house

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    Marine Offshore Operations

    A practical programme on running safe, efficient marine and offshore operations, from vessel and port logistics to offshore support and risk control. Delivered in a leading maritime hub, with team exercises and a capstone presentation.

    Intermediate · 5 days · Classroom, Field based

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  • VerdaPrim programme

    Leadership Development

    A leadership programme built around your context, for leaders who need to navigate complexity, lead people well and deliver results in any market. Duration and depth are set to the cohort.

    Foundation · Flexible length · Classroom, In-house, Blended

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  • VerdaPrim programme

    Digital and AI Leadership

    Equips leaders to drive digital transformation and use AI as a strategic advantage, with practical frameworks for adoption, investment and risk.

    Intermediate · Flexible length · Classroom, In-house, Live online

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    AI Business Workshop

    A one-day intensive for executives and managers on using AI tools in everyday work, with hands-on exercises built on your own business tasks.

    Foundation · 1 day · Classroom, In-house

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  • Contracts and Procurement

    E&P Technical Services Contract

    A detailed walk through the service contracts that support upstream work, with a focus on drilling campaigns and their rig, drilling service and logistics contracts. It covers contracting strategy, tendering, bid evaluation, standard clauses and day-to-day contract management.

    Intermediate · 6 days · Classroom, Live online, In-house

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  • Contracts and Procurement

    Negotiation in Purchasing and Contracting

    Gives buyers and contract staff a structured method for preparing and leading negotiations on contracts, purchase orders, frame agreements and claims. Much of the time is spent on realistic group exercises to sharpen both method and delivery.

    Advanced · 2.5 days · Classroom, Live online, In-house

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  • Contracts and Procurement

    Procurement of Industrial Equipment: Market Strategy and Negotiation

    Builds on procurement basics to treat purchasing as a lever for savings and security of supply for high-value equipment. It covers category management, market and should-cost analysis, procurement within projects, responsible purchasing and a structured negotiation method practised on real cases.

    Advanced · 5 days · Classroom, Live online, In-house

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  • Contracts and Procurement

    Procurement of Industrial Equipment: The Fundamentals

    Introduces procurement as a strategic function in oil and gas, responsible for both cutting cost and securing specialist equipment for remote sites. It follows the purchasing process from defining the need to receipt and explains the standard general terms and conditions of purchase.

    Foundation · 3 days · Classroom, Live online, In-house, Blended

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  • Data and Digital

    Geomatics: Geodesy and Cartography

    Incorrect geodetic parameters can misplace wells, pipelines and seismic surveys, leading to costly errors and safety risks. Through case studies, demonstrations and hands-on exercises with an online geodetic registry, this course builds awareness of datums, coordinate reference systems and map projections. It also explains how satellite positioning works and its accuracy limits.

    Foundation · Flexible length · Classroom, In-house

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  • Data and Digital

    Introduction to Machine Learning/Data Analytics for Subsurface Engineering and Geoscience Applications

    Advances in machine learning and computing power now make it possible to extract insight from large, varied and real-time datasets. This course introduces how these methods are applied to subsurface data such as production, drilling, seismic and well data. Participants learn the core concepts, data quality practices and pitfalls of data-driven approaches in the industry.

    Foundation · Flexible length · Classroom, In-house, Blended

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  • Data and Digital

    Seismic Positioning Data Management

    This course explains the geodetic considerations needed to remove ambiguity from geospatial data, using case studies covering acquisition, processing, loading and well location selection. While both navigation and trace data are addressed, the main focus is the positioning component of seismic trace data. Metadata preservation and compliance with international exchange standards are treated as the backbone of data integrity.

    Foundation · Flexible length · Classroom, In-house

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  • Drilling and Wells

    Basic Drilling Technology

    An introductory look at how oil and gas wells are planned, designed and drilled, written for anyone who supports or works alongside drilling teams. Participants build a working vocabulary of rig equipment and operations, then explore bits, fluids, cementing, casing, hydraulics and well control. The course also explains how rock and pressure behave downhole and why common drilling problems occur.

    Foundation · 5 days · Classroom, Live online, In-house, Blended

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  • Drilling and Wells

    Basic Petroleum Economics - Well Site Supervisor

    Part of the well site supervisor development track, this unit explains why the oil and gas business moves in cycles and how operators and contractors respond to price forces outside their control. Learners work through cash flow, pricing and economic decision tools, and practise building break-even cases for well services. It combines self-paced online study with live virtual sessions.

    Foundation · Flexible length · Classroom, Live online, In-house

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    Casing and Cementing

    This course follows the full process of planning and carrying out casing and cement work, from choosing casing sizes and depths through to remedial cementing and plugging. Technical design methods are paired with practical field experience so participants can tackle real jobs with confidence. Calculation tools and a reference text support routine design work.

    Foundation · Flexible length · Classroom, In-house

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    Casing and Cementing Operations - Well Site Supervisor

    Within the well site supervisor track, this unit focuses on installing casing, cement and wellhead equipment correctly so that the well keeps its integrity for its whole life. It stresses careful handling of casing connections, sound cement placement and proper zonal isolation to protect people, assets and the environment. Common misconceptions about cement displacement are examined alongside recognised good practice.

    Foundation · Flexible length · Classroom, Live online, In-house

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    Cementing Practices - Cementing II

    A deeper look at cement, additives and placement methods for operating company staff who need to oversee cement jobs effectively. The course examines how a cement sheath must perform over the life of a well, going beyond compressive strength to wider mechanical properties. Participants learn to read labouratory results, plan primary, squeeze and plug operations, and evaluate cement quality from logs.

    Intermediate · Flexible length · Classroom, In-house

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  • Drilling and Wells

    Comprehensive Review, Capstone Exercise and Testing - Well Site Supervisor

    The closing unit of the well site supervisor track brings together the key lessons from every earlier unit in a structured review and examination. A capstone exercise asks participants to analyse time data from offset wells similar to their own, as a first step towards technical limit thinking. Completion of all other track units is required before attending.

    Foundation · Flexible length · Classroom, Live online, In-house

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  • Drilling and Wells

    Crew Resource Management - Well Site Supervisor

    This unit addresses the human side of safe operations, exploring why capable teams following agreed procedures can still fall short. Through interactive desktop exercises, participants develop the communication, awareness and decision-making skills that sit alongside technical competence. The material can also be run as a standalone session for wider operational teams.

    Foundation · Flexible length · Classroom, Live online, In-house

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  • Drilling and Wells

    Deepwater Well Engineering

    This course explains the well design and engineering challenges that set deepwater work apart, and how to produce a cost-effective deepwater well plan. Participants work through offset data, rig selection, geohazards, well control and casing design in a deepwater setting. It also frames the deepwater drilling engineer as a project manager handling complex logistics and supply chains.

    Intermediate · Flexible length · Classroom, In-house

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  • Drilling and Wells

    Descriptive Formation Fundamentals - Well Site Supervisor

    This unit gives supervisors an awareness of rock, fluid and petrophysical properties and how formation data is gathered in each hole section. It shows how that data feeds into well planning, drilling optimisation, completions and interventions. Wellbore stability, fracture gradients, casing seat selection and their effect on fluid design and lost circulation are also covered.

    Foundation · Flexible length · Classroom, Live online, In-house

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    Directional and Horizontal Drilling Operations - Well Site Supervisor

    This unit looks at directional and horizontal drilling from the supervisor's point of view, putting reservoir and production value ahead of pure speed in the lateral section. It explains how target requirements, drillability and anti-collision limits shape trajectory choices. Participants learn to optimise the whole drilling system rather than focusing only on the bit and formation.

    Foundation · Flexible length · Classroom, Live online, In-house

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  • Drilling and Wells

    Directional, Horizontal, and Multilateral Drilling

    A grounding in the principles, calculations and planning methods used for directional and horizontal wells, with an introduction to multilateral applications. The course tackles practical issues such as torque, drag, hole cleaning and drill string design. Participants become familiar with survey tools, bottomhole assemblies and steerable systems, and learn to predict well paths to reach the target.

    Intermediate · Flexible length · Classroom, In-house

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    Drill String Design and Optimisation

    An intensive technical workshop on designing drill strings and bottomhole assemblies for both near-vertical and high-angle wells. It revisits the physics behind drill string failures and the mechanical properties of components, then applies design margins to common load cases. Participants also learn the basis of industry design software and practices that reduce torque, drag and casing wear.

    Intermediate · Flexible length · Classroom, In-house

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