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- A New Dawn In Energy Education
- Strategic Partnership Announced
- CPE Accreditation
- SP1 Added By Popular Demand
- Diploma Programme
- New Course Coming to Dubai
- Relax for Rewards: New Course Wordfind
- Spotlight Series
- Last Call: Technical Analysis Series
- Global Course Offerings
- Editor's Note
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Behind our new logo and look that we have proudly displayed above is our renewed commitment to remain your leading source for training solutions in energy, commodities and derivatives. With more courses and more ways to access learning across more continents, it only seems fitting that we bring all the arms (instructor-led, customised, on-site, web-based) of The Oxford Princeton Programme together to work in tandem and offer you world-class content and service. After all, it's ensuring you maintain the competitive edge that matters most to us.
Best regards,
Jobert Abueva
Global Marketing Director
jabueva@oxfordprinceton.com |
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We are pleased to announce a strategic partnership with Logical Information Machines (LIM). LIM will provide data for both our Technical Analysis (TA) and Advanced Technical Analysis (ATA) courses. This partnership ensures delegates have access to comprehensive, up-to-date energy market data.
LIM, based out of Chicago, is the leader in providing data and software to conduct historical energy, equity, bond, and commodity research. Recently, the company was recognized as a laureate by the Computerworld Honors Program.
For more information on our upcoming Technical Analysis courses, please click here. |
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Advanced Technical Analysis
4 September 2007
Calgary, AB
This course examines how market participants apply theories of technical analysis to various trading timeframes through the presentation of advanced material and a series of interactive workshops. The timeframes covered include day trading and swing trading through a study of 5, 30, 60 minute and daily charts, and position trading through an examination of daily, weekly and monthly charts.
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8 CPE credits awarded for this course.
Fundamentals of Technical Analysis
6-7 September 2007
Calgary, AB
Take the mystery out of common technical indicators! You will learn what's behind this analysis technique and how you can make it work for you every time you trade. Understanding and using technical analysis is important to hedgers as well as speculators. We'll show you all of the many common indicators. Delegates will learn what they are and how the experts use them. We've included a trading simulation where you will actually be making trading decisions based on technical indicators.
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16 CPE credits awarded for this course. |
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Princeton Energy Programme, The College of Petroleum and Energy Studies, and PrincetonLive.com are arms of The Oxford Princeton Programme registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors.
North America based delegates looking to fulfill their Continuing Professional Education requirements can choose from any of our instructor led and web based courses. |
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For more details please click here. |
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Stronger than anticipated demand in this sector has led to the addition of a session on International Oil Supply, Transportation, Refining and Trading (SP1). The course will run 5-9 November 2007 at the Oxford Thames Four Pillars Hotel in Oxford, UK. Early registration is recommended as seats are expected to fill up fast.
For a full course summary, outline and registration details, please click here.
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For a complete course schedule, visit www.oxfordprinceton.com
Atlantic City, NJ
14 August: Fundamentals of Energy Futures
15 August: Options I - Fundamentals of Energy Options
16-17 August: Energy Risk Management
Chicago, IL
8 August: Front to Back Office: Trading Controls and Best Practices
9 August: Value-at-Risk: The Basics and Beyond
8-10 October: Understanding the International Petrochemicals Business - Technology, Markets and Economics
Houston, TX
18-19 September: Overview of Physical Crude Oil Trading and Operations
20-21 September: Fundamentals of Petroleum Refining - A Non-Technical Introduction
27-28 September: Fundamentals of Technical Analysis
2 October: Fundamentals of Energy Futures
3 October: Options I - Fundamentals of Energy Options
4-5 October: Energy Risk Management
24-26 October: LPG Trading and Pricing - Shipping, Contracts and Price Risk Management
Denver, CO
11 September: Overview of the North American Natural Gas Industry
12 September: North American Natural Gas Transportation and Storage
13-14 September: Energy Risk Management
Princeton, NJ
8 October: Overview of the Petroleum Industry
9-10 October: Overview of Physical Crude Oil Trading and Operations
11-12 October: Fundamentals of Petroleum Refining - A Non-Technical Introduction
Calgary, AB
21 August: Fundamentals of Energy Futures
22 August: Options I - Fundamentals of Energy Options
23-24 August: Energy Risk Management
4 September: Advanced Technical Analysis
6-7 September: Fundamentals of Technical Analysis
25 September: Overview of the North American Natural Gas Industry
26 September: Overview of the North American Electric Power Industry
22-24 October: Oil Trading Orientation
Dusseldorf, Germany
4-5 September: Derivatives Pricing, Hedging and Risk Management
22-25 October: Global LNG: Import and Regasification - Europe
Singapore
21-24 August: The Synergies of Refining, Trading and Supply
27-29 August: Biofuels - A Key Renewable Energy Option
24-27 September: Global LNG - The Complete Supply Chain
24-27 September: Tanker Ownership, Chartering and Operations
8-10 October: The Chemicals Shipping Market - Chartering and Operations
15 October: Front to Back Office: Trading Controls and Best Practices
16-17 October: Overview of Physical Crude Oil Trading and Operations
18-19 October: Fundamentals of Petroleum Refining - A Non-Technical Introduction
24-27 October: Principles of International Oil Trading
29 October- 1 November: Total Risk Management in the International Oil and Derivatives Market
CapeTown, South Africa
13 August: Fundamentals of Energy Futures
14 August: Options I - Fundamentals of Energy Options
15-16 August: Energy Risk Management
17 August: Front to Back Office: Trading Controls and Best Practices
25-28 September: Trading and Operations within the International Oil Markets
1-3 October: International Oil Trading - Advanced Techniques and Strategic Price Risk Management
Johannesburg, South Africa
10-12 September: Petrochemical Markets and Economics - The Impact of Feedstocks and Costs on Competitiveness and Business Strategy
London, UK
3-6 September: International Oil Trading - A Practical Approach to the Legal Issues for Successful Management of Claims and Disputes
18-19 September: Overview of Physical Crude Oil Trading and Operations
20-21 September: Fundamentals of Petroleum Refining - A Non-Technical Introduction
25 September: Fundamentals of Energy Futures
26 September: Options I - Fundamentals of Energy Options
27 September: Options II - Options Pricing and Applications
27-28 September: Energy Risk Management
28 September: Options III - Option Strategies
Oxford, UK
3-7 September: LPG - Supply, Economics, Markets and International Trading
10-14 September: International Oil Supply, Transportation, Refining and Trading
17-21 September: Tanker Ownership, Chartering and Operations
17-21 September: Technical, Commercial and Operational Aspects of Oil Refining
24-28 September: The Futura Project © (Part 1): Gas Project Planning, Development and Financing
24-27 September: International LPG Trading and Pricing - Supply, Shipping Contracts and Risk Management
1-5 October: The Futura Project © (Part 2): Gas Sales Contract Negotiation and Integration
2-4 October: Gasoline and Diesel Fuel Technology
8-12 October: International Oil Trading and Pricing
15-18 October: The Economics of Downstream Logistics and Distribution
22-24 October: Tanker Ownership and Chartering - Advanced Strategies and Risk Management
29-31 October: Understanding the International Petrochemicals Business - Technology, Markets and Economics
Beijing, China
24-26 September: Gasoline and Diesel Fuel Technology
Nicosia, Cyprus
17-19 September: Retail Marketing - Maximising Outlets and Networks
Rijswijk, The Netherlands
23-26 October: Linear Programming in Refinery and Supply Planning
Mention the code NL0807 when registering 60 calendar days or more prior to the course date and receive 10% off the course fee. After the 60 days, mention the code and you'll receive 5% off the course fee (cannot be combined with any other discount from The Oxford Princeton Programme). |
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The Oxford Princeton Programme offers the highest caliber of formal training in highly specialised fields.
Postgraduate Diploma in International Oil Supply and Trading
Postgraduate Diploma in the Management of Natural Gas Industry
Be part of a cadre of international energy professionals who have attained this certification and unique combination of management, technology and economic competency.
To dicuss these offerings at length, contact Lesley Rigg, Director, Sales- Europe Middle East Africa, Asia/Pacific, Latin/America. |
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The Oxford Princeton Programme is pleased to announce Gas and Chemicals - Markets, Trading and Shipping Logistics presented by professionals with years of commercial experience in the chemicals and LPG markets.
The course tackles 'front line' topics core to maximising business and 'deal' value.
Gas and Chemicals - Markets, Trading and Shipping Logistics will debut in Dubai on 10-12 December. For a full course summary, outline and registration details, please click here.
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Take a moment out of your stressful work schedule to massage your mind with our energy word find. This month we feature all of the upcoming August Courses!
Every correct entry faxed to +1 609.520.1192 by Friday, August 31st automatically wins our famous Energy Bouncy Ball (one per person). Someone will be drawn to win our Grand Prize: a free web-based training course ($175 value). Good Luck!
Congratulations to last month's winner! Colleen Rakiewic (Los Angeles, CA) won a voucher to complete any one of our web-based courses.
The hidden words (taken from our August course titles) are featured below in bold:
Front to Back Office: Trading Controls and Best Practices
8 Aug, Chicago, IL
17 Aug, Cape Town, South Africa
Value-at-Risk: The Basics and Beyond
9 Aug, Chicago, IL
Fundamentals of Energy Futures
13 Aug, Cape Town, South Africa
14 Aug, Atlantic City, NJ
21 Aug, Calgary, AB
Options I - Fundamentals of Energy Options
14 Aug, Cape Town, South Africa
15 Aug, Atlantic City, NJ
22 Aug, Calgary, AB
Energy Risk Management
15-16 Aug, Cape Town, South Africa
16-17 Aug, Atlantic City, NJ
23-24 Aug, Calgary, AB
The Synergies of Refining, Trading and Supply
21-24 Aug, Singapore
Biofuels - A Key Renewable Energy Option
27-29 Aug, Singapore
For more information on any of our upcoming courses and for a larger wordfind, please click here. |
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Our Spotlight Series is an opportunity to hear firsthand from our global team. This month we feature course director Robin Burley, a principal consultant with Kennet Oil Logistics with 30 years of global experience in the oil industry |
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This month marks a new chapter for The Oxford Princeton Programme as we unveil our new look to the world.
While our brand identity may have changed, we remain strongly committed to providing cutting-edge, up-to-date courses.
We are eager to hear what you think of our new direction. Feel free to email with questions and comments!
Liz Esten
Editor
lesten@oxfordprinceton.com
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What can delegates look forward to in your course?
Hard work, but hopefully an enjoyable experience. Additionally there is the bonus of being able to network with variety of industry players.
How do you like to present your subject matter?
It is important for delegates to learn within an appropriate environment, so it is essential to make the whole process absorbing and indeed entertaining at times. Whilst each presentation must tell a story, we also use a variety of techniques including exercises, case studies, plays, videos and competitive syndicate games to reinforce the points being addressed. Additionally, in each Oxford course, besides having a resident faculty of two or three presenters, we bring in several outside speakers. Our visiting speakers are current practitioners in their respective fields and offer the benefit of their experience and cutting-edge work practices.
What are your career/professional highlights?
A career in the oil industry has given me the opportunity to live and work in many locations around the globe and has provided me with the opportunity to learn from other cultures and their approaches to solving problems. I also think being involved in the Oxford Princeton courses has allowed me to put some of my experiences extracted over a lifetime back into the industry and continue to interface with an extensive cross section of market participants.
What are some of the greatest challenges facing the energy sector?
The ongoing search for reliable replacement energy, both fossil and non-fossil, in a balanced manner in an environmentally conscious world. Linked to this is the need to educate all interested parties about the role the industry plays and how it is tackling these challenges.
How do you like to spend your free time?
Doing various activities with my family. I also do quite a bit of cooking, wine tasting and singing - but not necessarily all at the same time.
Robin's forthcoming courses include:
25 - 28 Sep 2007: Trading and Operations within the International Oil Markets. Capetown, South Africa
1 - 3 Oct 2007: International Oil Trading - Advanced Techniques and Strategic Price Risk Management. Cape Town, South Africa.
8 - 12 Oct 2007: International Oil Trading and Pricing. Oxford, UK.
24 - 27 Oct 2007 and 5 - 7 Dec 2007: Principles of International Oil Trading. Singapore and Houston, TX respectively.
29 Oct - 1 Nov 2007: Total Risk Management in the International Oil and Derivatives Market. Singapore
12 - 16 Nov 2007: The Use of Advanced Instruments in International Oil Price Risk Management. Oxford, UK
Any questions for Mr.Burley, click here. |
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