Certification
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"I am currently looking for a full-time career and am having difficulty standing out...Being able to say I am a certified AWB will boost my chances of being considered a serious candidate for positions." - Megan S., Virginia |
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"...this certification really goes a long way when it comes to finding a job." Kenneth D., Illinois |
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"My AWB accreditation recently contributed to me receiving a wildlife conservation job in Mauritius, Africa starting in August." - Joshua N., New Brunswick |
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"As an employer of wildlife biologists, when I see 'TWS, Certified Wildlife Biologist or AWB' on a resume, I know there is a strong basic educational and experience skill set associated with the applicant.” – Marc E., South Carolina |
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“When I see an applicant is certified, I know there is a reputation for competency with certification.” Clara W., New Hampshire |
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“As a public information officer for a state wildlife management agency, I think such certification lends credibility to our staff and our agency as a whole.” - Madonna L., Washington |
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“From my perspective, the value of certification directly linked to its requirements for understanding, accepting and acting in accordance with the highest standards of professional ethics. That is something too often neglected in the academic and professional world, and an element that TWS should strengthen and highlight!” Marc L., Oregon |
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