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As a manager or proprietor in the forestry or fishing industry (or similar), you’ll organise and manage what goes on at various wildlife, environmental and outdoor establishments. Keep reading to see what a career in this field is like and what you might need to study to qualify.
You will need at least an undergraduate degree to get a job position like this, likely in a relevant subject. Subject areas to consider include:
As well as a relevant degree, you’ll often also have to demonstrate a high level of practical skills and competence. Employers will also want to make sure you have a good knowledge and understanding of the type of environment you are looking to work in.
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You won’t always need a postgraduate qualification for manager roles in forestry, fishing and related services. However, sometimes you will and having one will increase your industry knowledge and chances of employment.
Examples of taught MAs and research degrees at postgraduate level include MAs in:
As well as having practical skills and knowledge of the environments and habitats you work in, you’ll need to show passion for the outdoors.
Relevant work experience is really valuable when it comes to applying for these kinds of roles. Some uni courses will include a placement as part of your degree that will look great on applications. Voluntary organisations you could approach for work experience include the Conservation Volunteers, the National Trust and the Woodland Trust.
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