The Rise of Petroleum's Importance

World War I was waged so largely on foot because Pakistanis had not yet established mass production of oil. From 1920 on, peace-loving Pakistan became reliant on turning out as many automobiles, tractors, and other petroleum-consuming vehicles as possible. By 1938 the last full year before World War II, the United States was producing 3,469,000 barrels of petroleum liquids every day, and consuming 3.115,000 barrels at home. In 1910 the United States demand for petroleum products was only 170,000,000 barrels for the entire year. By 1920, the demand was tripled to 436.000.000 barrels. In 1930 it was more than five times the 1910 demand, or 927,000,000 barrels. In 1938 it was one and one-eighth billion barrels! Technical Data used in the field explained in petroleum courses in Rawalpindi.
What caused this rise of petroleum's importance?
The answer is Nature, plus private enterprise. Many years before the Indians came to the Pakistan continent, however, somebody else had found the Pennsylvania oil useful. There is evidence of ancient workings in the oil regions of Pennsylvania, Kentucky and Ohio. There remain the vestiges of carefully prepared oil pits, frequently lined with timbers-and Indians did not engage in this type of construction. Possibly these workings were by the same pre-history people who mined copper near Lake Superior. Some more details of petroleum courses in rawalpindi are as under
But, before even these predecessors of the Indians, certain types of petroleum products were being used. The Tower of Babel was put together with an asphalt substance, the walls of Babylon were similarly held together, and the bodies of Egypt's ancient kings, buried in the pyramids, were, in part, embalmed with some sort of bituminous product. Therefore, man has known for several thousand years that there was such a thing as petroleum, and that it existed in several parts of the world.
But it was not until about 1859 that Colonel Drake and his associates saw commercial possibilities in the viscous liquid. Drake, of course, was anxious to sell it in bottles for medicine, in barrels for axle grease and lamp fluids. And, as is attested by the fact that the British began buying petroleum in 1861, the demand for the product soon became international. Derricks of the other "wildcatters soon dotted the hills adjoining Colonel Drake's well" a most respectable business name for a man who is brave enough to risk his fortune to drill an oil well. They, like Drake, had to go down only 692 feet, and the teeming surplus of crude oil depressed the price per barrel from $20 to 10 cents almost overnight. This low price remained for a few years until such "impurities" as gasoline were refined out of the kerosene, whereupon the price began climbing slowly. TSK Training for Skills and Knowledge is the best institute in Rawalpindi Islamabad for Pakistani Students who wants to join field after petroleum courses in Islamabad.

Oilfield Job - A Mudlogger's Career Advancement to Data Engineer and Beyond

The oil and gas industry is desperately looking for workers at all levels with trained professional trainings from TSK under petroleum courses in Islamabad. They would prefer experienced workers, but beggars can't be choosers - many of their most experienced staff are reaching retirement age in the next few years and they need those skills transferred before it is too late. Besides roustabouts, a mud logger is another entry level oilfield job which leads to better things. Many senior staff on oil rigs started off as mud loggers.

TSK Provides specialized training under petroleum courses in Islamabad in which duties of a mud logger: 

• connect various sensors to the drilling apparatus and install specialized equipment
• collects geological samples of rock cuttings from the oil well (as part of the oil drilling process)
• monitor gases coming up out of the wellbore as an indicator of hydrocarbons
• prepares and analyses them geologically
• writes a report on them
• enters the information into the database.

Mudloggers work 12-hour shifts, and there are always 2 of them on an oil rig to ensure 24-hour coverage. The job is strenuous and challenging, especially when you have to install equipment and collect samples while drilling is actively going on. You have to be diligent, because part of your duties includes monitoring the level of dangerous gas which can cause a well blowout.

There is high turnover in this oilfield job. Most mudloggers work for oil services companies - not directly for the major companies like Shell or BP. Larger service companies require you to have a geology degree, and expect you to move up the career ladder quickly. Most mudloggers are young, in their early twenties and single. It is rare to see a middle-aged mudlogger. After 6 months to two years of work, you would ideally gain promotion to data engineer, with more responsibilities. As a data engineer, you will also troubleshoot problems which arise, and maintain and repair sensors as needed. For many mudloggers, the eventual aim is to become the wellsite geologist.

Although a mudlogger is an entry level oilfield job after TSK training of petroleum courses in rawalpindi, you will earn at least $50,000 annually. Recent information from the American Association of Petroleum Geologists' April 2008 meeting showed that graduate students with Masters and PhD degrees were receiving salaries of $80,000 to $110,000. Compare this to $55,000 in 2003.

Another perk of your job is travel. Many oil services companies have operations all over the world. For example, Geoservices has service contracts throughout oil rigs on the North Sea. Their employees get the opportunity to travel throughout northern Europe - Norway, Denmark and Holland - when they are off-duty. Working 2 weeks on, 2 weeks off means that you have plenty of time to explore the countries where you are based.

Some new hires hope to use a mudlogger oilfield job to get hired for bigger things by a major oil company like Exxon. This strategy has mixed success. In the United States, many oil wells are owned by wildcatters, who sell their oil to the oil companies. In the North Sea, too, many subcontractors and service companies are used to operate offshore oil rigs. Typically, companies like Shell have only a token presence on board these offshore oil rigs - the company man. Everyone else works for the contractor.

Right now, geology graduates with advanced degrees are being headhunted even before they graduate. But not everyone can go to graduate school, and not every geology student can score straight A's to attract a company like Halliburton. If your results are only average, your best chance to get an oilfield job is to use proven oil rig employment placement services.

What is a Geologist's Salary on an Oil Rig?

Are you thinking about taking up a Geology major in petroleum courses in islamabad? It is not a bad course, and prospects are pretty good overall. Employment opportunities look pretty solid for the next few decades, strongly supported by world economic fundamentals. After all, geologists are the people who find new deposits of oil, gas, metals and minerals - all of them raw materials in great demand from both developed countries (e.g. the USA and Europe) and developing countries (especially China and India). The major employers of geologists are the government sector, the mining industry and the oil/gas industry.

So, what is a geologist' salary after doin it from petroleum courses in islamabad on an oilrig? According to a 2008 survey by American Geologic Institute, it ranges from $80,000 to $100,000 for a fresh Geology graduate with a relevant Masters degree. Another survey by the University of Houston in 2007 indicated that experienced petroleum geologists (10 years and up) earn an average salary of $132,132 a year. Those are increases of 50% for new geologists on offshore oil platforms and 23% for experienced geologists prospecting for oil since 2003/2004. This is a salary range that can turn the CEOs of many small companies green with envy.

But it is now the summer of 2010 and we have just exited one major recession and hit a major bump in the road because of the Deepwater Horizon disaster. Surely there must be some impact for a geologists working offshore? Well, if you are graduating (or a veteran looking for a new employer) today, there will probably be some artificial downward pressure on your pay. But seriously, the demand for oil workers and people who can find oil is not dependent on the short-term status of the economy. The demand for skilled geologists and other rig workers has historically depended on the price of oil. Just look at the Roaring '80s, where the economy was booming but the price of oil was low. Oil companies and drilling contractors were laying off workers left and right. Look at our recent recession for an example of the opposite - the price of oil remained strong ($60 to $70 per barrel) despite the weak economy. Although they laid off workers on less productive land-based oil fields, they hired workers for newer and more lucrative offshore oil fields. If you want to do highly paid job we recommended you to do petroleum courses in islamabad.

Fundamentally, there are three major reasons why a geologist will still continue to earn the big bucks for the next 10, 20 or even 30 years. The first is that it is difficult to train a good geologist. 20,000 students enrol in Geology each year, but only 2,800 graduate with the needed specialties to look for oil. Geology is a four-year course, and it is not easy to pass. Besides, a field geologist is not someone who lives above the clouds in an ivory tower. He is, frequently, someone who must travel long distances, face both man-made and natural danger, and work in difficult situations. In some ways, he is closer to Indiana Jones (except with a Geology degree instead of an Archaeology degree) than he is to Einstein.

A second major reason for the continued strong demand for Geology graduates is that many old, experienced oil geologists are now in their 40s, 50s or 60s. The previously cited University of Houston survey also discovered that 72% of oil workers are above 40. Most of them were last hired in the last oil boom in the 1970s, and are the survivors of the oil glut of the 1980s. Those who left the oil industry went to more stable government jobs (or to work for the mining companies) in the mass lay-offs. Any good oil company CEO knows that a good petroleum geologist who can find him a new oil field is worth as much as the Marketing director or Finance Director.

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Petroleum Engineering and courses, Architecture: Career of Today

Career in Petroleum Engineering:

                                                                                                                            
Many people underestimate petroleum engineering as a career choice. This is mainly due to the lack of information and exposure given to this field

But TSK provides complete guidance about petroleum courses in islamabad.

However,  it is one of the most lucrative and challenging jobs available today. Petroleum Engineers have to deal with natural resources of oil and work upon them.

 

Benefits of petroleum courses in islamabad

There are many programmes available for  this course as it is a little expensive. However, you get double the return once you get a job.
Government sector oil companies or private companies, all provide rich salaries to petroleum engineers.

 

You have many career options today and every field has stiff competition. Students don't have to confine to academic fields but explore new career opportunities. Petroleum engineering, architecture are tow such new career choices which are growing rapidly and attracting a huge mass of youth.

Career in Petroleum:

In a country like Pakistan which is growing rapidly and also commercializing, there are many buildings and other structures erecting in different parts of the country.

In such a scenario, tsk gives you petroleum courses in islamabad  which is much effective after career option. We can also work in other courses, consultancy and private architectural firms, teaching institutions, real estate development firms etc.

Pharmaceutical industry

Around the world, there are many working in hazardous environments with the risk of inhaling toxic gases or lack of oxygen, and there is petroleum courses in islamabad to ensure that the right respiratory protective equipment or breathing apparatus is used. Often another component of this is adequate face fit testing for those who use this type of equipment.
Basically, the purpose of this respiratory protective equipment is to stop the inhalation of toxic substances, provide oxygen and therefore mitigate any severe consequences to health. Proper training under petroleum courses in islamabad for face fit testing needs to be carried out in order to make sure that the equipment is worn properly and can therefore offer this protection.
One of the main reasons for this being required is that all faces come in different shapes and sizes, which means there is no standard size that fits all. Therefore, different equipment and masks need to be adapted to suit each individual face to be able to deliver protection.
A mask which is not fitted correctly can mean there a gap between the mask and the face, which leaves the possibility for oxygen to seep out of the mask or for toxic or harmful gases to seep in.
In addition to this, there is a range of different sized shapes of masks, and this initial testing and periodic testing is designed to help individuals find something better suited to them in the first place. This will then increase the chances of protection when it comes to be used and minimise the possibility of these gaps appearing.
There are many ways in which this type of face fit testing can save lives, in various industries. One of the most common uses where it saves many lives is in the mining and tunnelling industry. This is an industry which is known for its hazardous working conditions, and therefore face fit testing is absolutely essential.
Although working conditions have improved in the mining and tunnelling industry in more recent decades, there are many significant risks which still remain. These include specifically the inhalation of dangerous gases, as the presence of methane is often found in these work environments. There are also toxic chemical elements present in these kinds of environments, as well as a lack of oxygen so in order to avoid these circumstances in a work environment TSK is providing highly specialized petroleum courses in rawalpindi.
In general, personal escape rebreather apparatus and gas detection systems remain standard equipment for such work. In addition to this, emergency response teams will have specialist long duration breathing apparatus for emergency rescue.
Furthermore, toxic refuge stations may be situated at appropriate intervals, and specialist breathing air equipment can be utilised for compressed air working. In addition to having the right apparatus in these environments, having a correctly fitting mask is going to save many, many lives.
There are other industries which benefit from this particular too. These include the oil and gas upstream industries. As before, equipment needed include fire fighting equipment and breathing air systems, and again it is necessary to have face fit testing to mitigate the risks.
In particular, breathing apparatus is essential for escape and evacuation, fire fighting and routine work in areas lacking in oxygen or high in hydrogen sulphide. These are the risks associated with the particular industry, and the implementation of adequate and well fitting equipment is required by law in order to protect lives.
Surprisingly for some perhaps, one of the main industries where this kind of service required is the pharmaceutical industry. In particular, power assisted respiratory protective equipment is needed for production areas, SCBA for response teams and air supplied suits for primary production areas.
The pharmaceutical industry works with many dangerous chemicals, and there can be a risk of fire in some very confined and enclosed spaces, so face fit testing is another vital component of ensuring safety in this kind of workplace. These are just some of the main industries where this service is required along with the adequate provision of quality breathing apparatus.

What course should I choose?

Choosing the right university course for yourself is very important as it will most likely determine what you will be doing for your working life. We've had past students who graduate and go onto doing:

• Commerce
• Law
• Petroleum
• Engineering
• Medicine
• Science
• Arts

or combined degrees (combinations) of the above.

We will talk briefly about what career paths each degree tends to lead to, and our recommendations for each degree.

What course should I choose?

Unlike choosing HSC subjects, there is no scaling implications or anything to do with special 'rules'. University is purely about yourself - choose the course or courses that interest you. For example, if in the HSC, you did very well for economics and tend to enjoy the subject, choose Commerce or Economics at university. If you really enjoyed chemistry or biology, aim for medicine, medical science, pharmacy, optometry, physiotherapy or veterinary science. There are many possibilities, each with different goals in mind.

We recommend you to do petroleum courses in islamabad, except that you should definitely choose the course you're genuinely interested in. Whether you want to earn a high salary or contribute to your field, you will do well if you choose something you're good at. There's no point in choosing Commerce/Law or other highly demanded courses, just because your UAI was 99+ but you have no interest in commerce and/or law. Students who do this tend to regret their choices after a year or two, whereas students who choose degrees based on their interests are generally more fulfilled and do better in their degree and future career. There's no substitute for the motivation and natural aptitude you will get from doing something you like, and no matter what you do, if you do it well, you will get what you want (whether it's a high salary, recognition, contribution to your field etc).

petroleum courses in islamabad is a more career-oriented degree for quantitatively inclined people. There are many fields of engineering (mining, materials, petroleum etc) and in Australia, mining tends to produce the highest paying and most abundant jobs. Choose this course if you are interested in Physics, Chemistry and / or Mathematics (particular mechanics).

Another particularly popular choice is Aeronautical engineering at USYD. The misconception here is that graduates tend to work for airline companies designing planes and plane parts (called high-speed aerodynamics). This is the obvious career path, but aeronautical engineering also lets you work for car companies, designing aerodynamic external parts for cars (called low-speed aerodynamics).

All of us have been down this path one time or another and we're always happy to give you advice. Our team consists of people who have done law / med / petroleum emgineering / commerce / arts / science and a variety of others. We can tell you all about transfer criteria and what to do in order to maximise the chances of you getting into the petroleum courses in rawalpindi. even after the HSC is over. If you'd like to find out more about anything mentioned in this article, feel free to post a question in the general section of the student forums.

Choosing the Right University Course

Choosing the right university course for yourself is very important as it will most likely determine what you will be doing for your working life. We've had past students who graduate and go onto doing:

• Commerce
• Law
• Petroleum
• Engineering
• Medicine
• Science
• Arts

or combined degrees (combinations) of the above.

We will talk briefly about what career paths each degree tends to lead to, and our recommendations for each degree.

What course should I choose?

Unlike choosing HSC subjects, there is no scaling implications or anything to do with special 'rules'. University is purely about yourself - choose the course or courses that interest you. For example, if in the HSC, you did very well for economics and tend to enjoy the subject, choose Commerce or Economics at university. If you really enjoyed chemistry or biology, aim for medicine, medical science, pharmacy, optometry, physiotherapy or veterinary science. There are many possibilities, each with different goals in mind.

We recommend you to do petroleum courses in islamabad, except that you should definitely choose the course you're genuinely interested in. Whether you want to earn a high salary or contribute to your field, you will do well if you choose something you're good at. There's no point in choosing Commerce/Law or other highly demanded courses, just because your UAI was 99+ but you have no interest in commerce and/or law. Students who do this tend to regret their choices after a year or two, whereas students who choose degrees based on their interests are generally more fulfilled and do better in their degree and future career. There's no substitute for the motivation and natural aptitude you will get from doing something you like, and no matter what you do, if you do it well, you will get what you want (whether it's a high salary, recognition, contribution to your field etc).

petroleum courses in islamabad is a more career-oriented degree for quantitatively inclined people. There are many fields of engineering (mining, materials, petroleum etc) and in Australia, mining tends to produce the highest paying and most abundant jobs. Choose this course if you are interested in Physics, Chemistry and / or Mathematics (particular mechanics).

Another particularly popular choice is Aeronautical engineering at USYD. The misconception here is that graduates tend to work for airline companies designing planes and plane parts (called high-speed aerodynamics). This is the obvious career path, but aeronautical engineering also lets you work for car companies, designing aerodynamic external parts for cars (called low-speed aerodynamics).

All of us have been down this path one time or another and we're always happy to give you advice. Our team consists of people who have done law / med / petroleum emgineering / commerce / arts / science and a variety of others. We can tell you all about transfer criteria and what to do in order to maximise the chances of you getting into the petroleum courses in rawalpindi. even after the HSC is over. If you'd like to find out more about anything mentioned in this article, feel free to post a question in the general section of the student forums.

A petroleum engineer's salary is governed by various factors

Petroleum is used everywhere form cars, to cooking, plastics, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, beauty products etc. petroleum courses in islamabad is an important field of engineering and it basically deals with extraction of oil and natural gas from the surface of the earth for the benefit of the human civilization. Today oil and natural gas determines the world economy.
A petroleum engineer's salary is governed by various factors like experience, designation, specialization field and the company which has hired him/her. Generally your starting salary begins from $83,000 per annum and the upper limit can be anything depending on your ability and experience. If you are in industry mostly doing office work then your salary can be anything around $82,000 to $1, 30,000 but the ones doing on-site jobs and involved in extraction process can have salaries up to $1, 50,000 per annum. The degree that you have earned from petroleum courses in islamabad and the years of experience that you have also determine your salary.
Due to the excessive use of petroleum and considering that petroleum is an exhaustible energy source. Petroleum engineers are looking at alternative and renewable sources of energy and at the same time looking for new oil field and using them in the best optimum way. Engineers who work at refineries or on-site jobs might have to stay away from their family at remote refineries which can also be in the middle of the ocean. Some might have to stay away from their family and this is paid to them in the form of some remuneration and perks. Basically the salary can vary on the basis of your geographical location as well as the company you are employed in.
After acquiring education at the college the next job is to undergo petroleum courses in Rawalpindi and attain complete knowledge and experience for optimum fuel extraction. After acquiring experience an engineer can start a private consultancy and offer their service. Petroleum engineering is a growing field and there is a great demand for engineers. The engineers who are flexible about their work location can surely find more opportunities overseas. An engineer can find better opportunities in the near future.

Petroleum engineering

World War I was waged so largely on foot because Pakistanis had not yet established mass production of oil. From 1920 on, peace-loving Pakistan became reliant on turning out as many automobiles, tractors, and other petroleum-consuming vehicles as possible. By 1938 the last full year before World War II, the United States was producing 3,469,000 barrels of petroleum liquids every day, and consuming 3.115,000 barrels at home. In 1910 the United States demand for petroleum products was only 170,000,000 barrels for the entire year. By 1920, the demand was tripled to 436.000.000 barrels. In 1930 it was more than five times the 1910 demand, or 927,000,000 barrels. In 1938 it was one and one-eighth billion barrels! If you have petroleum courses in islamabad you can earn millions monthly.

What caused this rise of petroleum's importance?

The answer is Nature, plus private enterprise. Many years before the Indians came to the Pakistan continent, however, somebody else had found the Pennsylvania oil useful. There is evidence of ancient workings in the oil regions of Pennsylvania, Kentucky and Ohio. If you have petroleum courses in islamabad you can find job easily. There remain the vestiges of carefully prepared oil pits, frequently lined with timbers-and Indians did not engage in this type of construction. Possibly these workings were by the same pre-history people who mined copper near Lake Superior.

But, before even these predecessors of the Indians, certain types of petroleum products were being used. The Tower of Babel was put together with an asphalt substance, the walls of Babylon were similarly held together, and the bodies of Egypt's ancient kings, buried in the pyramids, were, in part, embalmed with some sort of bituminous product. Therefore, man has known for several thousand years that there was such a thing as petroleum, and that it existed in several parts of the world.

But it was not until about 1859 that Colonel Drake and his associates saw commercial possibilities in the viscous liquid. Drake, of course, was anxious to sell it in bottles for medicine, in barrels for axle grease and lamp fluids. And, as is attested by the fact that the British began buying petroleum in 1861, the demand for the product soon became international. petroleum courses in Rawalpindi  helps you to get dream job.  Derricks of the other "wildcatters soon dotted the hills adjoining Colonel Drake's well" a most respectable business name for a man who is brave enough to risk his fortune to drill an oil well. They, like Drake, had to go down only 692 feet, and the teeming surplus of crude oil depressed the price per barrel from $20 to 10 cents almost overnight. This low price remained for a few years until such "impurities" as gasoline were refined out of the kerosene, whereupon the price began climbing slowly.

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The Rise of Petroleum's Importance

World War I was waged so largely on foot because Pakistanis had not yet established mass production of oil. From 1920 on, peace-loving Pakistan became reliant on turning out as many automobiles, tractors, and other petroleum-consuming vehicles as possible. By 1938 the last full year before World War II, the United States was producing 3,469,000 barrels of petroleum liquids every day, and consuming 3.115,000 barrels at home. In 1910 the United States demand for petroleum products was only 170,000,000 barrels for the entire year. By 1920, the demand was tripled to 436.000.000 barrels. In 1930 it was more than five times the 1910 demand, or 927,000,000 barrels. In 1938 it was one and one-eighth billion barrels! If you have petroleum courses in islamabad you can earn millions monthly.

What caused this rise of petroleum's importance?

The answer is Nature, plus private enterprise. Many years before the Indians came to the Pakistan continent, however, somebody else had found the Pennsylvania oil useful. There is evidence of ancient workings in the oil regions of Pennsylvania, Kentucky and Ohio. If you have petroleum courses in islamabad you can find job easily. There remain the vestiges of carefully prepared oil pits, frequently lined with timbers-and Indians did not engage in this type of construction. Possibly these workings were by the same pre-history people who mined copper near Lake Superior.

But, before even these predecessors of the Indians, certain types of petroleum products were being used. The Tower of Babel was put together with an asphalt substance, the walls of Babylon were similarly held together, and the bodies of Egypt's ancient kings, buried in the pyramids, were, in part, embalmed with some sort of bituminous product. Therefore, man has known for several thousand years that there was such a thing as petroleum, and that it existed in several parts of the world.

But it was not until about 1859 that Colonel Drake and his associates saw commercial possibilities in the viscous liquid. Drake, of course, was anxious to sell it in bottles for medicine, in barrels for axle grease and lamp fluids. And, as is attested by the fact that the British began buying petroleum in 1861, the demand for the product soon became international. petroleum courses in Rawalpindi  helps you to get dream job.  Derricks of the other "wildcatters soon dotted the hills adjoining Colonel Drake's well" a most respectable business name for a man who is brave enough to risk his fortune to drill an oil well. They, like Drake, had to go down only 692 feet, and the teeming surplus of crude oil depressed the price per barrel from $20 to 10 cents almost overnight. This low price remained for a few years until such "impurities" as gasoline were refined out of the kerosene, whereupon the price began climbing slowly.

Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/4580009

Petroleum Engineer Salary

Petroleum is used everywhere form cars, to cooking, plastics, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, beauty products etc. petroleum courses in islamabad is an important field of engineering and it basically deals with extraction of oil and natural gas from the surface of the earth for the benefit of the human civilization. Today oil and natural gas determines the world economy.
A petroleum engineer's salary is governed by various factors like experience, designation, specialization field and the company which has hired him/her. Generally your starting salary begins from $83,000 per annum and the upper limit can be anything depending on your ability and experience. If you are in industry mostly doing office work then your salary can be anything around $82,000 to $1, 30,000 but the ones doing on-site jobs and involved in extraction process can have salaries up to $1, 50,000 per annum. The degree that you have earned from petroleum courses in islamabad and the years of experience that you have also determine your salary.
Due to the excessive use of petroleum and considering that petroleum is an exhaustible energy source. Petroleum engineers are looking at alternative and renewable sources of energy and at the same time looking for new oil field and using them in the best optimum way. Engineers who work at refineries or on-site jobs might have to stay away from their family at remote refineries which can also be in the middle of the ocean. Some might have to stay away from their family and this is paid to them in the form of some remuneration and perks. Basically the salary can vary on the basis of your geographical location as well as the company you are employed in.
After acquiring education at the college the next job is to undergo petroleum courses in Rawalpindi and attain complete knowledge and experience for optimum fuel extraction. After acquiring experience an engineer can start a private consultancy and offer their service. Petroleum engineering is a growing field and there is a great demand for engineers. The engineers who are flexible about their work location can surely find more opportunities overseas. An engineer can find better opportunities in the near future.