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Zoologist skills for your CV and job application

Last updated : 12 September 2018

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  • September 12, 2018 at 1:29 pm #33956
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    Have you ever thought about working as a Zoologist? Check out this thread to find out what skills you might need to have in your CV.

    You’ll usually need a degree in a subject like zoology, animal ecology, animal behaviour or conservation.

    Skills required for a Zoologist

    • the ability to carry out detailed work accurately and methodically
    • the ability to plan research, analyse and interpret data, and write reports
    • practical and problem-solving skills
    • patience, perseverance and the ability to concentrate for long periods
    • the ability to work as part of a multi-disciplinary team
    • strong communication and IT skills

    • research skills, such as a strong understanding of scientific methods and the tools and resources that you need
    • strong written communication skills; for example, when writing scientific reports or creating content for a non-specialist audience
    • presentation skills for specialists and for those with little knowledge of the field
    • project management and teamworking skills, which may include working in varied teams, for example, with a science coordinator, rangers, or volunteers
    • IT skills when recording, analysing and presenting data and reports
    • good numerical reasoning as you will need to input data and interpret statistical findings
    • attention to detail as you will need to be observant and pick up on small details to ensure accuracy
    • patience and perseverance as you may have to make observations for prolonged periods of time
    • practical skills; for example, when handling animals or using equipment
    • the ability to problem-solve as some things will not go to plan, for example, when capturing and tagging animals in the wild
    • organisational skills to plan what equipment you will need and how you will go about conducting your research and managing a varied workload.
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