Further Education In forestry?
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I know that Yale has a fantastic Forestry program.  To find other forestry programs, try http://education.yahoo.com/college/essentials/grad_search/.
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a degree from a 2-year post secondary educational institution
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That is what I wanted to be when I was young!  I know Simon Fraser University in British Columbia is a good one!  Good Luck...and save the whales!  :)
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other response gave the actual definition of \n'lumbering.'  Are you referring to deforestation??  The cutting down of trees for wood & paper supply?  In the US, we have a US Forestry Dept.  and to my knowledge each state has its own Forestry Commission.  They deal largely with replanting or reforestation, insect control, fire protection and fighting, as well as landowner services and education.  I would imagine that canada has an overall Forestry agency and perhaps each province has some type of "Commission" similar to what we have in the states.  www.canadian-forests.com                        www.canadian-forests.com/job.html\nwww.nrcan.gc.ca/cfs-scf
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Your local further education college usually does these courses. Living in London you must have plenty of choice?  Good luck.
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Check your local university's Education Department. The secretary will be able to provide up-to-date information concerning degree requirements and even alternative certification programs. Good luck.
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Try any of the continuing education or vocational schools on this list.\nhttp://www.uscollegesearch.org/new-jersey-construction-colleges.html
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Take some continuing education courses to add to your education
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Depends on your country of residence.\n\nMost of the good universities have options for working people planning on a secondary degree.\n\nOnline may be easier but evening courses would be better. Some universities offer Single subject.
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California State University, Fresno has a program.\nwww.csufresno.edu
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no, try with some universities, distance education.
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Try the university of ATHABASCA in Alberta, Canada.  They do online/distant learning too, and are highly recommended!
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I currently am studying at Plumpton Agricultural College, and I'd highly recommend it as one of the best in the country. The college has a range of further and higher education courses, from subjects like countryside management, equine studies, forestry, sport and outdoor education, to various animal care qualifications.\n\n\nI'm studing on the Viticulture and Oenology degree course, learning to work and manage a vineyard (the college has 3 sites) and working in the new winery which has just finished being built.\n\n\nThe college has quite a low number of students so there is a lovely relaxed feel, where everyone knows everyone. There is also a large onsite farm with everything from cows and sheep to a wallaby! Its located in the south downs, near brighton.\n\nHope that helps!
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There isn't such a thing.  I would suggest you find out what the correct name of the degree you are looking to attain and go from there.
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You can apply at the post office or one of the many government web sites. http://www.fs.fed.us/fsjobs/forestservice/index.html\nthey have links for other federal jobs as well
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Ofcourse yes my freind. you can do it by correspondence also. There have been many such cases of people geeting a degree at an old age. Best of luck
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Usually it is best in the practice of marine research, but one could become an adviser on marine impact issues for companies or the government or one could just get a job unrelated to their degree, very few jobs necessitate that someone has a particular degree - it is simply important to have one.