GeoAcademy Training Programs

Todgha river gorge, southern Morocco
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Explore planned GeoAcademy training in geological field mapping, GIS and mineral exploration. Each course focuses on clear learning outcomes and practical geoscience workflows.

These courses are proposals, not open enrolments. Dates, instructors, fees and participation requirements will be confirmed before registration.

Geological Mapping: Foundations

Bou Azzer cobalt mine, Anti-Atlas, Morocco
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Learn to describe lithologies, recognize geological contacts, record structural observations and understand how field evidence is translated into maps.

Format: To be confirmed. Level: Introductory. Fee: To be announced.

GIS for Geology and Mineral Exploration

Todgha limestone gorge, Tinghir, Morocco
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Learn coordinate reference systems, geological spatial data, georeferencing, map layers and reproducible mapping workflows using suitable GIS tools.

Format: To be confirmed. Level: Beginner to intermediate. Fee: To be announced.

Mineral Exploration Project Screening

Atlas Mountains near Todra Canyon, Morocco
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Understand desktop research, regional geology, exploration stages, target screening, uncertainty in geological interpretation and the role of geological due diligence.

Format: To be confirmed. Level: Introductory to professional. Fee: To be announced.

Request Custom Training

Tell us what you want to learn. Send an email to contact@geooredeposits.com. Describe the geology or GIS topics you want to study, your current knowledge level, whether you prefer online or field-based training, your location and preferred dates. We will review your request and discuss a suitable learning programme.

Organizations and university groups may request tailored training. Share the topic, group size, preferred format, location and expected learning outcomes.

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