Do you like the idea of a career in conservation, wildlife, ecology, sustainability, green and renewal energy and environmental education? Find jobs from recommended recruiters today.
Types of Jobs
You can find part-time and full-time jobs throughout the environment industry, including:
• Carbon, Climate & Energy
• Conservation & Wildlife
• Ecology
• Environmental Education
• Environmental Management
• Food, Farming & Horticulture
• Marine Conservation
• Policy & Campaigning
• Rivers, Water & Hydrology
• Sustainability
• Sustainable Transport
Where Can You Work
This is one of the exciting things about a career in the environment, you can find so many positions all around the world. Some recruiters are global and offer positions in a number of countries which is exciting if you are open to live abroad.
Environmental Careers FAQ
Do I need qualifications to be an environmentalist?
Yes, most recruiters will usually require courses, a degree or postgraduate qualification in relevant areas like environmental science, environmental studies or environmental sustainability. If you are just starting out and like the idea of this career but don’t have the educational background don’t let his put you off. Some recruiters will only require a passion for the environment and some even offer training and apprenticeships to help you give the skills and knowledge you need.
Are there any environmental graduate schemes available?
Yes, some of the biggest environmental employers offer training schemes and career paths, including: AB Agri, Atkins, British Sugar, JCB and John Deere.
What are the best paying environmental jobs?
Hydrologists, Geoscientists, Microbiologists and Epidemiologists are among the best paid positions.
Can I volunteer to help the environment?
Yes, lots of charities, international organisations offer volunteering work. Although generally unpaid these programs are a great way to gain experience and help rewarding causes. Popular projects can include helping animals or marine biology.