Research should include
- listing careers (e.g., entrepreneurial, governmental, and private industry) and where the jobs are located
- determining the education and experience required for specific careers
- examining the working conditions associated with specific jobs
- developing a plan to gain the necessary education and experience for a career
- determining trends in fisheries and wildlife management careers (e.g., increase or decrease in available positions, job security)
- opportunities for diverse populations.
Process/Skill Questions:
- What careers are available in the fisheries and wildlife management industry?
- What types of fisheries and wildlife careers are available locally?
- What are the working conditions for fisheries and wildlife management employees?
- Why is a career plan important?
- Which Virginia schools offer postsecondary degree programs in the field of fisheries and/or wildlife management?
- Where can one find fisheries and wildlife management jobs in the United States?