[quote][/quote]pls what are the job opportunities for someone that studied zoology in Nigeria?

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1. Frying Akara.
2. Teaching Yoruba in Junior Secondary schools
3. Being a Nairaland mod. (I wonder if Seun pays well. Oga lala, how much is your salary?)
4. Carrying CVS across the streets of Lagos in a file, along with other credentials.

matrixme:
1. Frying Akara.
2. Teaching Yoruba in Junior Secondary schools
3. Being a Nairaland mod. (I wonder if Seun pays well. Oga lala, how much is your salary?)
4. Carrying CVS across the streets of Lagos in a file, along with other credentials.

Sense you have none.

matrixme:
1. Frying Akara.
2. Teaching Yoruba in Junior Secondary schools
3. Being a Nairaland mod. (I wonder if Seun pays well. Oga lala, how much is your salary?)
4. Carrying CVS across the streets of Lagos in a file, along with other credentials.

Some people are intrinsically wicked .You for just kukuma keep quiet na,Haba!

guy go start a zoo sharp sharp

OP. you can be the another GEJ. just read his biography and follow his footsteps

Oladipo1166:
guy go start a zoo sharp sharp

Guy why!!?? No why!!??......u for no just talk na.....Abeg shift lemme faint

I guess you're stupid

Simple question ❓, insult.... In Chris Brown voice ~AYE LE OOOO IBOSI OOOO~

Swiftstix:
pls what are the job opportunities for someone that studied zoology in Nigeria?

Jobs directly related to your degree include:
Ecologist
Environmental consultant
Field trials officer
Marine scientist
Nature conservation officer
Physician associate
Research scientist (life sciences)
Zoologist
Jobs where your degree would be useful:
Biomedical scientist
Environmental education officer
Environmental manager
Higher education lecturer
Toxicologist

. However, zoology graduates may also acquire
experience, skills and contacts through carrying out
voluntary work.
Opportunities can often be found in
animal welfare groups, zoos and conservation projects.
The skills gained from work experience and extra-
curricular activities can greatly enhance your
employability.
It is important to gain experience in any area you are
seeking a career in, and the more relevant the better.
You can do this through university involvement, paid
opportunities or volunteer work. These experiences can
often be combined with your current study by working
in the evenings, on weekends or by pursuing
opportunities during the summer holidays.
Search for placements and find out more about work
experience and internships .

Jobs are available with a wide range of organisations in
the public, private and not-for-profit sectors. Typical
employers include:
zoos or wildlife parks and environmental protection
agencies
government agencies and research institutions
medical research establishments and the National
Health Service
environmental and animal charities
schools, colleges, science centres, libraries and museums
universities and research institutes
environmental consultancies
chemical, pharmaceutical and petroleum companies
aquaculture and animal nutrition companies.

Skill For Your CV

Studying zoology provides you with specialist
knowledge in areas like ethology (the science of animal
behaviour), animal biology, conservation and ecology.
You will develop practical experience of modern
laboratory and field research techniques, giving you a
range of technical skills.
You also gain a strong set of
transferable skills, including:
analytical skills - to understand, interpret and
manipulate complex scientific data and statistics
data-handling skills - to record, collate and
analyse data using appropriate techniques and
equipment
written communication skills - to produce
reports and write up research projects
presentation and oral communication skills
- to present research findings and make presentations
in a clear, succinct way
project management skills - organising and
undertaking research projects, experiments, etc.
(including budgeting, contingency planning and time
management)
a good understanding of information
technology
the ability to work both independently and
as part of a team .

Wish You All The Best Bro

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