Career Opportunities in Pest Management in Canada
Career and employment opportunities for Canadian university students graduating in Pest Management.
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People with a background in pest management can work in academia, working in the lab or field to develop new crop pesticides and biocontrols. They can also work for private industry where they may work in conjunction with biotechnologists to develop crops that are pest-resistant.
Graduates can also work in nurseries, greenhouses, turf farms, vinyards, crop farms, or orchard operations. They can work at the municipal level as horticulturists of the city's community gardens, lawns, and public green spaces.
Pest controllers can also work for private businesses that specialize in home pest removal, such as roaches, mites, or termites. They can work as pest controllers or work in sales and marketing of pest management equipment.
Government work is available with a number of agencies including Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada. These agencies usually work closely with post-secondary schools so pure research is usually tempered with some teaching responsibilities.
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Study and Work in Pest Management in Canada
Study Pest Management in Canada
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Pest Management Admission Requirements
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Graduate Pest Management Admission Requirements
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What Pest Management Students Learn
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Research in Pest Management
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