Wildlife Manager
A Wildlife Manager’s number one job and responsibility is to ensure that wild animals (including aquatic) maintain healthy populations sizes. Wildlife Managers can work in game parks, forests, deserts or in any location where wildlife management needs to take place.
Wildlife/Game Veterinary Surgeon
A Wildlife Veterinarian treats wild animals including birds, amphibians, reptiles and mammals. A love of the outdoors and of wildlife are the requirements for entering this profession.
Wind Analyst
Wind is a FREE and renewable energy resource. This is an important factor for scientists if we want to create a sustainable energy supply without damaging our planet. If you are passionate about science, want to save our planet and like the idea of working outdoors, then a job as a Wind Analyst may be the right job for you!
Wind Energy Developer
Creating ‘green’ energy is a very important for Wind Energy Developers. They are responsible for developing, managing and directing internal and external wind resources to develop green wind farm projects.
Wine Maker
Winemakers plan, supervise and coordinate the production of wine or spirits from selected varieties of grapes. Winemakers need an excellent sense of smell and taste, and should be able to think analytically to solve problems. They should be able to make accuarate observations, and need good interpersonal and communication skills.
Wine Steward / Sommelier
A Wine Steward/Sommelier is a wine professional who works in a fine-dining restaurant or in an upmarket hotel. They are trained and knowledgeable on all aspects of wine making as well as wine & food pairing. They are much more informed than a wine waiter.
Wood Scientist
A Wood Scientist studies the physical, chemical and biological properties of wood to find ways of processing the raw material into different products such as pulp, paper, building and construction timber and products such as chipboard, fibre board and laminated beams.
Wood Technologist
A Wood Technologist uses their practical and academic knowledge of timber and timber processing technology to make sure the conversion of raw timber to saleable products such as plywood, particle board or paper, meets quality standards and efficiency.
Wool Classer
The job of a Wool Classer is to sort, classify and grade wool into various types so that it can be sold at the best market price.
