Fall '26 Basics of Geology Mining and Mineral Processing 2-day Course

PROVIDES A BROAD OVERVIEW AND SYNTHESIS OF THE WHOLE MINING SECTOR FROM A TECHNICAL POINT OF VIEW, TAUGHT BY PROFESSIONALS IN EACH FIELD. Duration: This is a 2-day short course 2 x 8-hour days, starts at 8:30 AM Excellent Timing Just before year end. Between earnings reporting periods. Is This Course Right For You? Do you manage a portfolio that includes mining-related investments? Do you work in the mining industry as a Human Resources or Investor Relations specialist, lawyer, insurance specialist, or accountant? Do you provide services for, sell equipment to, or do maintenance for, the mining industry, and want a better overall picture of how the sector works? Do you want to better understand the science and engineering that underlies success in the mining industry? If so, this two-day seminar in Toronto is right for you. TAKEAWAYS Objective: This course provides the attendees with an understanding of all aspects of the mining industry from mineral exploration, through mining, to metal extraction, including technical terms, methods, processes, and the links between different components of the sector. Results: Participants communicate better with people in the mining industry, and better comprehend the unique and complex risks in mining. Subjects and Professors Geology and Ore Deposits: David A. Love Ph.D. Resource Estimation and Reporting, Open-pit and Underground Mining: George McIsaac P.Eng. Ph.D. Mineral Processing, Metal Extraction: Boyd Davis Ph.D. Due Diligence, Battery Materials, Tailings & Waste Rock: team DETAILED COURSE CONTENT DETAILS ON SESSION LEADERS