Teacher Resources
Helpful tools for educators.
Guiding and educating young people can be a challenge, especially when it comes to the diverse interests of your students and the many career paths they have available to them.
These resources and tools are designed to promote the options students have in the oil and gas industry. They also help provide a clearer picture of both the positive and more challenging aspects of life in this fascinating field.
Resources you can use.
The Petroleum Industry Ambassador Program – From February to April each year, PIHRC arranges for young people working in our oil and gas industry to visit high school classrooms – either in person or via webinar – and speak to students about the industry and their careers. Opportunities are limited, so high school teachers should contact PIHRC early to submit a request and determine scheduling options. For more information, download the Ambassador program overview and staff room poster.
Career Development 2201 Teaching Resource – a series of five lesson plans, profiles of 45 young people working in the industry, and general information about our oil & gas industry. Copies are available to teachers through the Department of Education’s Learning Resources Distribution Centre or by contacting PIHRC.
Come Work With Us! An excellent video introduction to careers in the oil and gas industry. Download the video in five parts – Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5.
Class presentations you can use.
Geology 101 for the Petroleum Industry – a PowerPoint presentation and speaking notes providing a basic overview of oil and gas – how it’s found and developed, and what it means to this province.
Great Jobs and Challenging Careers - a PowerPoint presentation and speaking notes on career opportunities within the industry.
