Mining 101 - New Live Course - A Non-Technical Primer for Mining

[PinkDiamond]

From edumine, for any of you who might be interested in mining, this 3-part seminar would teach you all you need to get started and a lot more. Maybe you could even try your hand at opal mining.



Mining 101 - A Non-Technical Primer for Mining

Overview

"Back due to popular demand, this course has been developed for professionals who work in and around the mining industry and require a holistic overview of mining, from finding a deposit through to closing a mine. While you will learn the basic mining terms, this course is presented in non-technical language thamt you will be able to understand and demonstrates concepts using many examples to reinforce the learning.

At the end of the course, attendees will be able to:

* Develop a basic level of understanding of all aspects of mining
* Recognize the factors that impact industry events and news releases
* Understand the factors that impact the shares of mining companies
* Conduct meaningful discussions with management, investors, corporate issuers, and industry specialists
* Fill any mining knowledge gaps, providing a structured and holistic overview of all aspects of the mining industry
* Understand the issues that drive decisions within mining companies

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Key Details
Date: May 16 - 18, 2023
Time: 11:00am - 2:00pm EDT (Check the time in your city)
Duration: 3 sessions of 3 hours
Price: $499 USD $449 USD until May 7
Early bird: Get 10% off using code "Mining10" if you register by May 7th

Presenter



Lawrence Devon Smith
Larry Smith is a mining engineer with over 40 years’ experience in economic evaluations and project engineering for mining, metallurgical, and industrial projects. He is the Principal Consultant at LDSA. He has worked as Director Project Evaluations at Barrick Gold and has held similar positions with BHP-Billiton Base Metals, Rio Algom, SNC- Lavalin, Kilborn, Inco, and Vale."

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[SwordfishMining]

That seems to be fact filled for a job inside the official mining industry that is run by profits, not a hobby which is most opal or gemstone miners doing it for the love of the material. We make a living off it, but did not go into it to make a wealthy living off it, well the gamblers do. They have a resource to use, not a money making operation to make a business off of. That being said, whatever gives you a living and these are the rules the bankers run off to grow in size hire employees and so on and so forth. A hole in the ground you dig when you have time is another story. As is often said. The way to make a small fortune in gemstone mining is to start with a LARGE fortune.