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Find us online www.petroed.com/TEA • Download our whitepaper ! • Written for CTE Directors & Ag Teachers • Provides information on jobs • Outlines the course • Provides resource information • Techniques for blended learning. @PetroEdAcademic @PetroEd

Oil & Gas in Texas • First oil in Texas discovered by Native Americans before European arrival • First well drilled and completed in Texas was near Nacogdoches in 1866. • Spindletop • Produced about 17.5 M barrels in 1902 • Today, Texas leads the nation in crude oil reserves and production • 33% of all U.S. crude oil reserves!

Economic Outlook

JOBS THAT PAY Of jobs that require little to no education beyond high school, the oil and gas industry dominates. Top Paying Occupations Not Requiring Education Beyond Pay Rank High School 6 th Rotary drill operators (oil & gas) ECONOMIC Service unit operators (oil & gas) 10 th OUTLOOK FOR 11 th Derrick operators (oil & gas) 24 th Roustabouts (oil & gas) STUDENTS Skilled jobs such as welding benefit from a “petro - dollar” multiplier effect. Position Average Pay Welder in fabrication or manufacturing sector $39,230 Welder doing similar work in oil & gas $64,660

Economic Outlook (continued) • Even more for those with at least some college and upwards for graduate degree levels.

Economic Outlook (continued) • In 2014, Saudi oil fields flooded the commodity market with supply • Resulted in a reduction of more than 440,000 jobs, worldwide. • Return of jobs in the oil and gas sector now forecasted as employers expect more new positions to be created than lost over the next year. • Recruitment efforts are being ramped up in 60% of petroleum firms. • Activity is led by sharp increases in investment in U.S. land-based shale plays • The Great Crew Change • Drilling Superintendents • Rig Managers • Instructors • Area Managers • Tool Pushers

• TEKS-based CTE course falls under the Ag, Food, and Natural Resources career cluster. • Can be taught by any ag-certified teacher OR other experienced professional if you are a district of innovation. • Dual-credit available! • All PetroEd instructional material is computer-based eLearning based on 25 years of industry experience.

Challenges • Limited teacher experience in the industry. • Limited availability of instructional material that addresses TEKS • Teacher: “ Where do I start? ”

PetroEd Multimedia’s Oil & Gas Production I • Computer-based eLearning modules provides the foundation for the course • Course provides 2 possible paths: 1. High School  Job in Industry 2. Dual Credit  Post-Secondary Education • Major areas covered: 1. General Petroleum 2. Drilling Fundamentals 3. Production & Operation 4. Well Control 5. Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE)

Over 25 years of trusted learning content developed for the industry…

• Students wanting to go to work immediately after high school • Welders, pipefitters, and other trades in this region • Students eager to learn about petroleum

Industry-Based Certification • Slated for next revision of Perkins & Accountability lists. • Public comment received by TEA. • Memos received from Ron Whitson and Karen Grad. • RigPass • Internationally recognized • NEVER expires • No age limit • 16 hour computer course + 30 question computer test • No instructor/teacher necessary! • Works well in alternative settings as well as supplements to welding programs.

• FREE • Voluntary participation from student. • Student achievements and credentials are exported to the TalentCache database. • Companies use the database to find qualified new-hires • Students get called by the hiring company for an interview.

Other certifications student obtains during h.s.

Find us online www.petroed.com/TEA • Download our whitepaper ! • Written for CTE Directors & Ag Teachers • Provides information on jobs • Outlines the course • Provides resource information • Techniques for blended learning. @PetroEdAcademic @PetroEd

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Text of Proposed Revisions to 19 TAC

Curriculum 1 Geology of Petroleum 2 Exploration for Oil and Gas 34 Health and First Aid Course: Staph 3 Drilling Operations Basics 35 Health and First Aid Course: Wildlife Safety 4 Production of Oil and Gas 36 Health and First Aid Course: Adverse Weather 5 Petroleum Refining Process 37 Occupational Health: Overview and Employee Responsibility 6 Transport, Distribution & Delivery 38 Occupational Health: Hazards at the Work Site 7 Marketing Petroleum Products 39 Rig Platform Environment: Platform or Location Arrival 8 Geology Formations and Formation Evaluation 40 Offshore Pedestal Cranes and their Safe Operation 1 Introduction to Rig Types and Basic Drill String 41 Offshore Pedestal Cranes and their Safe Operation 2 9 Components 42 Wellsite Environmental Protection: Overview 10 Introduction to Horizontal Drilling 43 H2S Safety in Production Operations 11 Horizontal Drilling Volume 2 44 NORM in the Petrolelum Industry 12 Basic Blowout Prevention Equipment Components 45 Emergency Response: Planning for Emergencies 13 Introduction to Drilling Fluids 46 Emergency Response: Alarms 14 Mud Circulation and Treating Equipment 47 Hazard Communication: Types 15 Hoisting Equipment 48 Hazard Communication: Transportation 16 Rotating Equipment, Mast, and Substructure 49 Hazard Communication: Spill and Release 17 Pipe Handling 50 Land Certification: Trenching and Shoring 18 Casing and Cementing 51 Land Certification: Pits and Ponds 19 What is Wireline Logging? 52 Marine Debris 20 Well Logging, Mud Logging, and Drill Stem Testing 53 Specialized Procedures: Lockout Tagout 21 Open Hole Tools and Formation Evaluation 54 Specialized Procedures: Confined Space 22 Cased Hole 55 Specialized Procedures: Heights 23 Wireline Equipment and Well Intervention 56 Specialized Procedures: Hoisting and Lifting 24 Tool Safety 57 Well Control Equipment 25 Collaborative Data and Oilfield Modeling 58 Unit of Measure 26 Power Systems and Instrumentation 59 Hydrostatic Pressure 27 Surface Facilities Volume 1 60 Pressure Balance 28 Surface Facilities Volume 2 61 Causes of Kicks 29 HSE: General Safety Course 62 Controlling the Well 30 HSE: Personal Protective Equipment Course 63 The Drillers Method 31 HSE: Personal Safety Responsibilities on the Rig 64 Wait-and-Weight Method 32 Health and First Aid Course: General 33 Health and First Aid Course: Pathogens

Job-Ready After High School Option A Vidor High School Pirate Vidor H.S. Welder, mechanical or Process Control Industry Certifications To Work! $$$ You Graduated. Congrats! You have Skills/Knowledge + Certification!

Where do you Want to go? Vidor High Option A Option A School Pirate Option B Vidor H.S. Welder or ag mechanic Dual Credit! + Industry Certifications To Work! $$$ To College!