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This workshop is designed as an introduction to the world of drilling. It comprises a number of modules covering all aspects of drilling and logging –everything you will need to know in order to make the best of your drilling programmes. While primarily directed at students, mentees and young graduate professionals, it can also serve as a refresher course to more experienced geoscientists.

This training course aims to support groundwater infrastructure development solutions that can improve the management of small groundwater schemes.

Open to all interested parties! Join the GWD Western Cape Branch at this in-person networking event featuring an interesting Talk by the esteemed Dr Roger Parsons. RSVP to ensure your share of the refreshments on offer!

Wales has introduced innovative legislation on the Well-being of Future Generations that Nikhil Seth as Head of Sustainable Development, United Nations said: “We hope that what Wales is doing today the world will do tomorrow. Action, more than words, is the hope for our current and future generations.”

The Short Learning Programme, designed for all professionals within the groundwater industry, aims to provide hands-on experience and theoretical background for site selection, drilling, drilling supervision and borehole construction and development.

Inviting all Young Professionals & Professionals in Celebrating World Environment Day!

One of the many skills necessary for the modern geoscientist is knowing how to communicate effectively. We gather technical/scientific information and findings, and then struggle to present them to our audiences in a way that is engaging and easy to understand. Be it to our colleagues, bosses, as well as to non-technical specialists, investors, bankers and even, on occasion, to the general public. Without being understood, we cannot make the impact we desire.

Join the GWD Northern Branch YP & WISA NW YWP and North West University Geoscience Society- hosting this Water Event in Potchefstroom. (join in-person OR online -register below)

Don't miss the next GMDSI webinar, register today!

The one-week course will take place in eSwatini (formerly Swaziland) at the abandoned Havelock mine.
This course are co-organised by IMWA (International Mine Water Association), WISA MWD, Aqualytic Erasmusrand and Waterlab Pretoria.