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This preparatory study course will share best practices for engineering professionals getting ready to take the professional registration or the SPE certification exam. Duration: 13 hours, 5 minutes Expiration: This course expires 12 months from date of registration.

This webinar will share best practices for engineering professionals to prepare to take and pass the SPE Certification and/or the U.S. PE Licensure exams. The webinar will present a strategic approach to study, along with valuable exam day practices. Our presenter will share his personal experience with the certification exam that shares the same format and content as the U.S. PE exam.

This webinar will provide potential examinees with general information on how to prepare to take the SPE Certification Exam and the NCEES Licensing Exam in Petroleum Engineering. The webinar will focus on the general composition of the exams, what materials examinees should study and take to the exams, how to study for the exam, and tips for taking the exam.

The SPE Certification is just the 1st step that a young engineer can take on the ‘Road to Professionalism’ – a journey that will deliver the ethical standards necessary both professionally and personally that are required to maintain a ‘code of conduct’ that promotes a high level of integrity throughout their careers.

This webinar will provide a brief overview of how the oil and gas industry evolved to where it is today, as a way to provide the background for defining the knowledge required to perform key technical jobs in the industry. It will introduce the attendees to the Competency Management Tool (CMT) that is available to all SPE members free of cost. Since the onus of managing technical competence and personal development largely rests on the shoulders of the employees, using the CMT is an excellent way to manage one’s competence and professional development.

After becoming certified, licensed, or other credential, the path of the consummate professional doesn’t stop there. This webinar will explore ways in which a petroleum engineer gives back to the profession.