Career questions tagged animal-care
How much time do you get to spend with animals?
How much do you get to see or take care of animals as a Game Warden
If I'm interested in marine animal care taking, what path should I take?
For as long as I've known this interest of mine, I've always been told marine biology is the way to go. But I'm concerned that I'll become disconnected with marine biology, I'm not totally interested in the biology of marine animals, other than learning the basics to care for marine animals. I'm nervous that I'll be getting myself into something that I've mistakenly judged.
Can I do two careers at once?
Can I become a veterinary technician and an sonographer/ultrasound technician? I wish to work with animals and become a tech in vet med but need something to pay as well and seem to find this career a go idea. Can I be both? If not at the same time, could I still get the career for both at different points, like do one first and then do another?
What majors are for animal care careers?
What should I major in to work hands-on with animals (animal care like brushing, feeding, cleaning, walking, or training them)? I looked into zoology, psychology, and animal science and I don't know if any of them are what I'm looking for. I also don't know if I should go to college for this type of career. If there are colleges that have the major I'm looking for, then which ones are best suited for what I want to do?
Do I need a degree or is there a different way?
Do I need a degree to achieve my goal of becoming a zookeeper? If I don’t what other path options are there? And If I don’t get a degree does that not make me as competitive in the future when looking for a job?
What are the most important things that I can do to get on track to becoming a Zoologist?
Hello! I am in high school and looking to maybe start a career in Zoology. Are there any things I can do to help me get on a sound track for college? In addition, what are some study tips you have for studying zoology (I know there is a lot of information)? Thanks!