Ugandans with dreams of taking part in oil drilling will not have to worry about qualifications because a private oil training school has been opened in the country. Petroskills Training Consulting (PETRAC) Limited will equip Ugandans with soft skills required for the oil and gas industry.
While launching the training school on Friday, the chief executive officer, Allan Foster, disclosed that all petroleum and gas courses will be administered by The School of Petroleum Studies, a training
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