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PTDF inaugurates committee to operationalise Port Harcourt skills centre

The PTDF has inaugurated a committee to develop an operational framework and curriculum for its new Centre for Skills Development in Port Harcourt. Read More: https://punchng.com/ptdf-inaugurates-committee-to-operationalise-port-harcourt-skills-centre/

PTDF inaugurates committee to operationalise Port Harcourt skills centre

The Petroleum Technology Development Fund (PTDF) in Nigeria has officially inaugurated a committee tasked with operationalising the Centre for Skills Development and Training in Port Harcourt, Rivers State. The committee, led by its Chairman Ibe Kachikwu, will review the centre's systems, identify operational gaps, and develop a practical recommendation to optimise the facility's use.

The centre, nearing completion, is designed to provide vocational training and internationally recognised certifications for technicians, artisans and craftsmen in various sectors within the oil and gas industry.

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