Gamekeeping jobs - tips on getting one and why it's a wonder

Gamekeeping jobs - tips on getting one and why it's a wonderful career


Network, network, network —if people don’t know you are looking to move, they are not going to let you know what’s coming up.
Work on your CV — keep it updated and relevant.
Check job sites daily and apply as soon as you can.
Do your research before applying — and don’t accept a position if it isn’t what you actually want.
Take a long-term view, and ask yourself if the job you are thinking of applying for will help get you to where you want to be in five to 10 years’ time.
I vividly remember having a conversation with a retired gamekeeper in the early 1980s, when I was on a Government-sponsored Youth Training Scheme, about gamekeeping and its future. He was pretty adamant that things had changed for the worse, that there was little or no future in gamekeeping, and I would have been better choosing a different career.

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