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NCDMB and partners launch subsea engineering training for 48 Nigerians

NCDMB, Heritage Energy and Global Oceon launched a programme to train 48 Nigerians in subsea engineering.

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The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB), Heritage Energy Operational Services and Global Oceon Engineers Nigeria launched a programme to train 48 Nigerians in subsea engineering. The kickoff ceremony took place in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, on 16 October.

The programme combines six months of classroom instruction with six months of structured on-the-job training. Its curriculum includes risers and hydrodynamics, offshore structures, pipeline engineering and computer-aided design; NCDMB described it as an effort to build local technical expertise for subsea operations.

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NCDMB subsea-engineering programme figures

Planned cohort size and training components announced for the programme.

Planned trainees
48 people
2026-10-19 · Target
Classroom instruction
6 months
2026-10-19 · Target
Structured on-the-job training
6 months
2026-10-19 · Target
Methodology

The source says 48 Nigerians will be trained; the two six-month components are stated parts of the programme, not measured completion.

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Programme kickoff

NCDMB and the participating companies held the kickoff in Port Harcourt.

  1. · Occurred

    Subsea engineering programme kickoff

    The kickoff ceremony took place in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.

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The date and location follow the source account.

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