🍀🍀Esther Nnamani’s Post

The world of #environmentalscience keeps evolving and birthing new careers pathways that are transformative and beneficial to both humans and the environment. In continuation of my last post, here are some fantastic employment prospects for students studying environmental sciences who are wondering what to do with their subject of study; #Environmentalconsultants offer expert advice to clients in regards to how to manage environmental issues and reduce a company's overall carbon footprint. They may measure a client's current levels of environmental contamination and devise systems how to eliminate future environmental damage. #Environmentalgeologist analyze and collect data related to the geological components of the environment. They may study minerals, soil and groundwater as well as assess industrial work areas such as mining operations. #Environmentalhealthofficers work both in the public and private sectors to help maintain proper environmental standards. They may monitor and enforce various environmental and public health standards such as safety at work, pollution control and injury prevention. To further enrich your chances of gaining employment in an environmental organization, it is pivotal to have the following skill set; 📌problem-solving and creative thinking skills. 📌competence in developing arguments from scientific, ethical and philosophical perspectives. 📌research skills and the ability to gather, analyse and report on complex environmental data. 📌laboratory skills for analysing environmental data. 📌written and verbal communication skills, including presentation skills. 📌flexibility to work in all kinds of environments. 📌numerical and IT skills, developed through the application of statistics and measurement techniques. 📌planning, time management and project-management skills. 📌the ability to work as part of a team on projects, as well as independently. Cheers to a very productive and impactful New Week💚🌲💚🌲💚🌲💚🌲💚🌲