The document summarizes a two-year Shell Engineering Scheme program beginning in August 2015 that will provide tuition, training allowance, equipment, and qualifications. In year one, students will complete an engineering operations qualification and have placements at a gas terminal while taking HN units and training. Year two focuses on HNC qualifications, skills development, more placements and training, and support for employment. Successful students will earn HNCs in electrical engineering and measurement/control as well as an operations qualification, providing excellent career prospects in the oil and gas industry. Applications are due by March 10th and will be assessed with aptitude tests and interviews for shortlisted candidates.

1. ShellEngineeringScheme2015–2017
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Course Information
• Two year programme beginning August 2015.
• All tuition fees are paid.
• A training allowance will be paid weekly, attendance dependant
and will be paid for 38 weeks in year 1 and 38 weeks in year 2.
• All required personal and protective equipment will be provided.
• IndicativeYear 1 programme – Performing Engineering Operations Level 2,
two 1 week placements at St Fergus gas terminal, HN units, team building
and management training.
• IndicativeYear 2 programme – HNC qualifications, tech skills , two 1 week
placements at St Fergus gas plant, further team building and management
training and enhanced employability provision.
Starts Here!Your Engineering Future

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YourQualifications
On successful completion of this Shell Engineering Scheme you will have
a HNC qualification in Electrical Engineering and in Measurement and
Control,plus a SVQ in Performing Engineering Operations with Safety
and Management training.
More importantly, you will leave with excellent career prospects and the
knowledge you need to work in one of the most dynamic industries in the
world. Should you wish to continue your academic studies you can progress
into HND programmes at College and /or the degree route at university.
Howtoapply
Complete the application form and send this with your CVplus covering
letter.Your covering letter should detail why you wish to be considered for
the programme. The closing date for all applications is March 10th.
Whathappensnext?
Your application will be assessed and successful candidates will be invited to
sit an aptitude test.
Shortlisted candidates will then be asked along to an interview.
All applications should be sent to:
Heather Sim
Fraserburgh Campus, Henderson Road, Fraserburgh AB43 9GA
or via email: hsim@nescol.ac.uk
Tel: 01346 586137