Post by max2shift on Mar 27, 2012 12:23:25 GMT
Hi,
First of all I would like to sincerely thank the admins and creator of this forum with abundance of information devoured here. Anyway, I'm a Canadian Nation currently attending college for Electromechanical Engineering Technologist. I noticed most if not all job require's a degree but the program that i'm currently enrolled in only awards me with a Advanced Diploma. I don't really have an option to go university route because of personal situation.
My plan is to get a job in oil and gas industry in Alberta (Canada) once I graduate. I know for a fact that people tend to over look at education once an applicant has valuable work experience. I am wondering what will be my odds of getting a job into a mechanical/instrumentation/electromechanical engeering technology position. I think that I'm asking a very vague question but any sort of a response will be highly acceptable.
I'm in my late 20s and have had a pretty rough path career wise which is why I went back to school to get into something more stable. I live in City of Toronto and they don't offer Petroleum engineering and I am now a year away from graduation which is why I will ideally want to work around with my existing program.
Thanks again.
First of all I would like to sincerely thank the admins and creator of this forum with abundance of information devoured here. Anyway, I'm a Canadian Nation currently attending college for Electromechanical Engineering Technologist. I noticed most if not all job require's a degree but the program that i'm currently enrolled in only awards me with a Advanced Diploma. I don't really have an option to go university route because of personal situation.
My plan is to get a job in oil and gas industry in Alberta (Canada) once I graduate. I know for a fact that people tend to over look at education once an applicant has valuable work experience. I am wondering what will be my odds of getting a job into a mechanical/instrumentation/electromechanical engeering technology position. I think that I'm asking a very vague question but any sort of a response will be highly acceptable.
I'm in my late 20s and have had a pretty rough path career wise which is why I went back to school to get into something more stable. I live in City of Toronto and they don't offer Petroleum engineering and I am now a year away from graduation which is why I will ideally want to work around with my existing program.
Thanks again.
