Molycop will run two Masterclass sessions in Australia as part of its 2025 Masterclass series, delivering practical, in-person training in Western Australia and Victoria. Mining professionals can sharpen their technical skills and earn industry-recognised PD points.
Key Facts
- Molycop Masterclasses connect theory with real-world mining challenges, offering attendees hands-on training in milling fundamentals, process optimisation and advanced digital tools.
- Sessions in Kalgoorlie (16 October) and Bendigo (22 October) will be tailored to local mining needs, with interactive learning and networking opportunities built in.
- Attendees can earn Professional Development (PD) points through AusIMM, supporting both personal growth and broader industry capability building.
This year, the sessions will be held in two premier mining regions – Western Australia and Victoria – delivering in-person training that connects theory with real-world application.
What is the Molycop Masterclass?
Molycop Masterclasses are a collaborative learning experience designed to bridge the gap between academic knowledge and operational excellence. Attendees engage with Molycop’s global experts, gaining hands-on exposure to milling fundamentals, process optimisation techniques and innovative solutions such as the Ball Mill Abrasion Test (BMAT) and advanced digital tools.The series offers Australian attendees the opportunity to earn Professional Development (PD) points through the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (AusIMM), reinforcing Molycop’s commitment to supporting continuous industry education.
Masterclass Kalgoorlie — Kalgoorlie, 16 October 2025
In Kalgoorlie, Western Australia, Danh Chung, Applications Engineer at Molycop, will lead a one-day intensive at the Western Australian School of Mines (WASM). The session has been tailored to meet the unique challenges of WA mining operations, covering milling fundamentals, the latest in Molycop technologies and insights into the BMAT.
Danh explains the approach:This session isn’t just about theory – it’s about real problems, practical solutions and knowledge that participants can take straight back to their sites.
The Kalgoorlie Masterclass will also feature a networking event, giving attendees the opportunity to connect with peers and industry leaders in a relaxed setting.
Masterclass Bendigo – Bendigo, 22 October 2025
Hosted by Giehard Nebre, Applications Engineer at Molycop, the Bendigo session will focus on a comprehensive Molycop Tools introductory refresher. This event coincides with MetFest being hosted for the first time in Bendigo, Victoria – a historically important mining region in the state.While MetFest has been a well-established event in the Australian mining calendar for years, its arrival in Bendigo marks a significant milestone and a unique opportunity for the local mining community to come together.
Giehard highlights the value of the Masterclass for participants:Our goal is to provide practical, actionable knowledge that attendees can immediately apply on site. Whether you’re new to the role or looking for a refresh, this session offers the tools and confidence needed to optimise milling operations effectively.
Why attend?
Both Danh and Giehard emphasise that the Australian Masterclass series is designed to support not only individual development but also foster broader industry progress.According to Giehard: "When individuals improve their skills, the benefits ripple out – to teams, sites and, ultimately, the whole mining community. We aim to build a stronger, more innovative industry by sharing knowledge."
Danh echoes this sentiment: "Capability building is fundamental. By equipping mining professionals with practical skills and insights, we help drive continuous improvement and operational excellence. It’s about progressing together."
Register now
The Australian Masterclass series is an opportunity for mining professionals to enhance their technical expertise, gain industry-recognised PD points and engage with peers across Australia.Space is limited. Interested professionals are encouraged to register early to secure their spot.
