Most employers will prefer a degree in Biology, Zoology, or Animal Science to start. Experience with animals is extremely important and I would say as equally important as the degree. I recently got a job as an animal trainer with exotics. I don't have a degree but am in the process of a BS and hope to get a Masters in Wildlife Science thereafter. But I did work in a pet store for 6 years working closely with large birds and a wildlife rescue for 2 years working with large cats and other exotics. You can always become a certified dog trainer and work your way from there. Some theme parks such as sea world have shows that use exotics besides marine animals and you can get your foot in the door that way. Also try volunteering for any local exotic rescues- that was probably what got me the job was my experience around lions, bears, etc. It is an amazing job to get into, if you really work hard you could make it into a career. I'm only 22 and am in love with my job! Not many people can say that.
The profession of a zookeeper does not require any college degree.
Soft animal parts usually rot and do not become fossilized.
The boiling point is at 1665 degrees Fahrenheit or 907 degrees Celsius.
The type degrees you need is a master's degree, bachelor's' degree and a PHD
Water freezes and becomes a solid at 0 degrees Celsius or 32 degrees Fahrenheit.
You attend college and study the subject.
you can go to Texas A AND M
There is no educational requirement to become a martial arts trainer.
To become a personal trainer at home, you will need to be a certified personal trainer from a reputable university. Visit a local college to get the certification.
it is recommended.
It is not necessary to have a college degree to become a personal trainer. A degree in exercise science would be a plus when applying for a personal training position.
There is no special place you have to live to become a dog trainer. But it might be a good idea, if you are considering moving, to live near a dog trainer college.
I doubt you have to intern, but it probably looks really good on a resme to get a marine biology job.
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You can become a personal trainer through special programs. These give you certificates. There are degrees in similar fields, such as kinesiology, but major schools don't often have degrees in Personal Training. You don't necessarily need a degree or even college credits to become a personal traininer. If you have a passion for fitness, get certified. Learn more here http://exercise.about.com/cs/forprofessionals/a/ptcareer.htm.
To become a professional animal trainer, you will need to become certified. Depending on the state that you are in, it could require years of experience and/or schooling. To own a business, or work as a trainer for an employer, you will most likely need a certification, no matter what state you are in. This proves that you have been professionally educated. Dog trainers typically go through a basic schooling program to become certified, but the process to be an exotic animal trainer can be much more rigorous. I recommend looking up the requirements in your state to become a certified animal trainer (depending on the type of animals you are looking to train). Each state, program and level of certification are going to be different.
you can actually go to animal behavior college were they provide you with what you need and the education that you will need so you can become a better trainer and at the same time you'll be doing what you love most.
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