Any updates ? Ive been working as a rehab counselor and just got here lol

Did you end up changing? I’m 23 and trying to figure out my career path in an environmental field

@@natashamartinez937 me too, still in void, no best ideas

@@natashamartinez937 did you end up figuring anything out because I am in the same situation lol

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I'm in south africa and I do the same. I want a high paying job but with a not so sciencey degree. I'm torn between town planner, environmental assessment practitioner or an environmental manager in the mining sector

I'd suggest environment assessment... Very social sciency

how do you like the degree? would you say you preferred it over env science?

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THIS NEEDS A RESPONSE!!

Depends what u wanna do. If you wanna be out in the field I’d say environmental health specialist or environmental health & safety. If you want something in office based then perhaps environmental planner or environmental compliance specialist.

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Politician. We absolutely Need more green minded people writing national policies.

It depends on your job, some wildlife biologists only go into the field a few weeks out of the year and the rest is in the office, and some (like wildlife field techs) go out almost every day! One of the great things about this job is you can only apply to roles that have a strong field component or office component - depending on your lifestyle and interests

The good news is that you already have a bachelor's degree. If this is truly the route you want to take, I think going back to school would be a great option if you feel it is financially accessible. If you want to get a second bachelor's, it should only take you a couple years to do so if you are smart and find a school that accepts your first bachelor's as generals. Otherwise, a master's degree will give you a leg up on others. You might need to take some prerequisites before (take at a community college to save money). I think social work might actually put you at an advantage for going into this program. Going back to school doesn't always have to be the answer if you have good connections, best of luck!

Hello, Mizaz Dominguez, I was once totally stood where you are. I graduated with a BS in EnSci with a bit of experience in BioChem lab experiences (my internship), but no OSHA certificate (so I think it’s great that you got one). Graduated in 2020 right when COVID hit the US really bad. And I just got hired in May 2021. I started applying jobs months before grad, So it took me a whole year to finally get hire as a lab technician in an environmental consultant company here in NYC. It’s true that many job ask for work experience, but many count your experiences from school work or lab and knowledge you learnt too. So, I what I did was, I had my friend and professor helped to represent those knowledge and experiences in a better way like I really own them. I had many rejections and a couple of interviews for different positions. If I had learnt anything from the process till I got hired, they are apply jobs, follow back, and follow through. Dun give up tho. In case if you have further questions or need more help, I am more than happy to response and help. gusnadi.tjong@gmail.com

Looking for the same. Help me suggest,when u are at it getting ur best

Hi! You could try environmental architect if that suits your fancy. I’m not too familiar with this field, but good luck!! x

You could absolutely pair those up by creating eco friendly buildings! Check out LEED certification for buildings and what goes into it. People to craft Green Roofs is definitely needed too.

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