Potential jobs following an MSc in Forest Management?

[silkystealthsurgeon]

yeah thats what i mean mate, keeps the bills paid and you fed! i think we can all tell tall stories of dodgy work, its pub ammunition isnt it.

 

never really knew hessle while in hull, think i went through it a couple of times. bit of a change of scenery for you!

[Logrover]

Hello there i have just finished a BSc at newton rigg and know a few people that have done the MSc. Worth having and i was going to do the msc this year but couldnt afford it,, now as for jobs in cumbria for forestry etc its awful................nothing at all. Scotland and right down south re the best bet!!

[silkystealthsurgeon]

shame that there are no jobs around, i guess at this early stage one has to be open to moving to wherever the jobs are!

[SGCT Ranger]

shame that there are no jobs around, i guess at this early stage one has to be open to moving to wherever the jobs are!

 

Try WCE Networks (The Utility Arb Company) i know that they have recently been awarded a big xxxmillion contract to do E-on and Railtrack work, lots of different opportunities, you may be required to do a DNO course or equivalent, but that only takes about a week.

There web address is wce-network-services.co.uk:001_cool:

[silkystealthsurgeon]

bit slow on the uptake it would seem, only just cottoned on to this post. checking out their website now. cheers!

[Syd_B]

So how does an MSC help open doors?

I'm about a year year into a BSc in Env Managment(OU), and doing the Arb & Env Conservation diplomas(why did they change it from the NVQ/C&G?) at the same time, hoping to get into contracting or grass roots stuff for the FC etc. Had my share of office work and I have to say itdoesnt suit me, so I'm aiming t be out and about as much as possible.

 

I was looking at the MSc/ PGDip at bangor but I was'nt sure if it would offer any value for money, seeing as I want to be more practical than managerial, if that makes sense.

Edited August 16, 2012 by Syd_B