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Mining Essentials Course

Tuesday, May 26, 2015 Mackenzie Recreation Centre, Mackenzie, British Columbia

A one-day pre-conference course providing an overview of mineral exploration and mining for non-technical audiences. Presented by Robert Stevens, associate dean of engineering and natural resources at BCIT. Open to delegates, students, and the public.

The Mining Essentials course serves as an accessible entry point into the mining sector for individuals without technical backgrounds in geology or mining. Presented by Robert Stevens, associate dean of engineering and natural resources at the British Columbia Institute of Technology, this comprehensive one-day program is designed to demystify the mineral industry for community leaders, business professionals, students, and interested members of the public. The course provides a foundational understanding of the mineral exploration and mining process, explaining the relevance and importance of various industry components and how they interconnect to create value. This educational offering reflects the broader mission of Minerals North to build capacity and understanding between northern communities and the mining sector. The course's inclusion as a pre-conference session demonstrates the conference organizers' commitment to ensuring all participants can meaningfully engage with the technical content and industry discussions that follow during the main conference program. For northern B.C. communities seeking to better understand and engage with mining opportunities in their regions, this course provides essential knowledge that can inform local decision-making and economic development strategies.

Event Details

Date
May 26, 2015
Location
Mackenzie, British Columbia
Venue
Mackenzie Recreation Centre
By
British Columbia Institute of Technology
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