1. The Key to Success: Our SEED Coordinators

2. 15-Oct-08 2 JP Vision & Mission SEED is a global, volunteer-based non-profit educational outreach program that serves teachers and students aged 10-18. SEED provides resources and support primarily to underserved communities where Schlumberger people live and work. Our Vision To ignite passion for science and learning in youth and empower them to use knowledge and technology creatively to meet the challenges of tomorrow. Our Mission To inspire, influence and enable educators in underserved communities where Schlumberger people live and work to engage youth in science and technology, by building learning communities and knowledge-sharing environments in which students, educators and volunteers collaborate on projects in their local languages.

3. 15-Oct-08 3 JP Offerings The School Network Program invites qualified underserved schools to apply for two-year grants that provide computer hardware and software, internet connectivity and related services, educational resources, and future planning guidance. Throughout the lifecycle of the grant, SEED works with its network schools to ensure the continuity of the program objectives and activities after the grant expires. Educational Programs offer students and educators in SEED network schools online activities and projects as well as hands-on workshops using a project-based, Learning While Doing (LWD) approach. These experiences foster teamwork and understanding among learners and mentors within a single school or among different schools in one or more countries. The Online Science Center provides a broad range of educational resources and opportunities to learners and educators in seven languages – Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish. It also offers access to Schlumberger experts who answer questions about projects and activities. Learning Materials include ready-to-go SEED experiments, activities, and articles from the Online Science Center, which can be used in a classroom setting or almost anywhere.

4. 15-Oct-08 4 JP Local Program Requirements SEED is the leading channel for volunteer-based community outreach in Schlumberger, with three fundamental requirements Dedicated SEED Coordinator (at least half time) Understands and advocates SEED philosophy, educational approach and goals Implements, manages and advances the SEED program locally Embodies qualities such as: passion for learning, education and science; commitment to community outreach; Schlumberger performance excellence, values and ethics. Focuses on success Commitment of local Schlumberger management Agrees with SEED philosophy, educational approach and objectives Invests for the long-term in provision of financial and volunteer resources Shares expectations of educational impact Participation of Schlumberger employee-volunteers Desires to share expertise and love of learning through local educational outreach Responds to available volunteering opportunities provided by SEED

5. 15-Oct-08 5 JP Our Expectations The local coordinator is the single most important role in a successful local SEED program and the primary contact for local Schlumberger management, the SEED staff (core team), local employee-volunteers, and local school communities (administration, teachers, students and parents). Job expectations include: SEED GeoMarket / Country Objectives Create and follow-up a yearly SEED plan & objectives for the country (template available) School Network Program Identify local schools that qualify for SEED connectivity grants (criteria available) Oversee grant, contract and support processes with new schools (guidelines and contract templates available) Serve as primary contact between the school and local Schlumberger IT resources for connectivity implementation Manage relationships with and provide ongoing support for existing SEED schools Encourage the use of the SEED web site and educational offerings within SEED schools and the local community [Re-SEED] Monitor and report SEED activity at schools through regular visits

6. 15-Oct-08 6 JP Our Expectations (continued) Educational Programs Inform school communities of all SEED Educational Programs offerings Encourage and support use of web-based activities and projects, as well as the planning and facilitation of workshops, collaboration and community projects by SEED schools Develop understanding of local non-profit and non-governmental organizations as well as national oil companies’ community outreach efforts in order to evaluate partnership opportunities Volunteers Recruit, organize and oversee local volunteers for all school-related activities Recognize and reward active volunteers as appropriate (templates available) Communication Serve as the primary contact between SEED schools, local management and SEED staff Participate in SEED conference calls submit monthly activity reports, share stories through website and publications, such as Voices, SEEDLINK, local newsletters Share experiences and participate in dialogue with SEED staff and other Coordinators

7. 15-Oct-08 7 JP SEED—An Expression of Service and Spirit SEED is a proud and integral expression of the global Schlumberger service culture and values. The program taps into the passion of Schlumberger people for science and learning, and encourages personal outreach to benefit youth around the world. In this way, thanks to our dedicated Schlumberger volunteers, SEED serves the higher purpose of building connections and understanding among the world’s diverse individuals and communities. Visit the SEED website at www.seed.slb.com