Veterinary Microbiologist
Veterinary Microbiologists study different micro-organisms that cause diseases in animals. They study biology, ecology, etiology, bacteriology, virology and immunology of micro-organisms and they spend a lot of time researching causes of diseases in animals. They work in laboratories.
Veterinary Nurse
In the Veterinary practice, one of the most important jobs is that of the Veterinary Nurse. It’s the Veterinary Nurse (men or women) who work alongside the Veterinary Surgeons providing a high standard of care for animals. They also help veterinarians during operations, and take laboratory samples.
Veterinary Surgeon (Vet)
The job of a Veterinary Surgeon (vet) is to diagnose, treat and research diseases and injuries of animals. Veterinarians can work on pets of all sizes (birds, cats, horses etc), livestock (sheep, cows, pigs etc) or wild animals /game (zebras, lions, giraffes etc).
Veterinary Technologist/Technician
Do you have a scientific mind? Do you love animals? If you would like a job in a laboratory and would love to help animals – consider a job as a Veterinary Technologist.
Viticulturist
Viticulturists are also known as grape growers. The job of a Viticulturist is to grow grapes for the purpose of making wine.
Water Conservation Officer
IN DEMAND: As a Water Conservation Officers your main duties will be the protection and improvement of environmental habitats that are dependent on ground water.
Weapon Systems Mechanic / Operator
A Weapon Systems Mechanic often falls into the category of Electronics Engineering. They are responsible for the building, installation, modification, service and repair of the electronic components and parts of weaponry systems.
Welder
Welders are in demand! Welding is a very exciting-sparks-flying job! Welding is a mixture of physical and mental work and it used to be considered a ‘man’s’ job. Fortunately times have changed and there are now plenty of women entering the welding industry!
Wildlife / Game Farmer
Wildlife / Game Farmer is a wildlife animal breeder either for conservation or for hunters.
Wildlife Biologist
A Wildlife Biologist studies both animals and plants. It’s more common, however, that Wildlife Biologists only work with wild animals.