If you have a passion for geography in your current studies and hope to expand this interest as a career, there are plenty of options open to you.
If your favourite subject is geography and you are thinking of pursuing it, there is a broad range of careers open to you. You could seek work in the private or public sector, or a charity connected to housing, town planning, land management, conservation or international development, or even train to teach.
Within your apprenticeship you could develop skills in data, research, scientific and map skills, as well as teamwork, communication and time management.
Here is a selection of apprenticeships on offer that all have a focus on the subject of geography.
Air traffic controller: You’ll direct aircraft, both on the ground and through controlled airspace. The duration is 15 months and you will achieve a level 5 apprenticeship upon completion.
Archaeological specialist: Plan, undertake and lead archaeological research and investigations. The duration is 36 months and you will achieve a level 7 degree apprenticeship upon completion.