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Wildlife ranger

Environment and conservation

They walk through national parks and reserves to stop people hunting animals illegally and to keep visitors safe.

TrainingA fair amount of trainingLicenceSign in to seeWherenational parks, game reservesPaySign in to see
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    Patrol national parks and reserves on foot or by vehicle.

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    Stop poachers from hunting animals.

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    Protect tourists who visit the park.

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Uganda programmes: NCHE accredited programmes and the health, vocational and teacher training bodies

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National Council for Higher Education, UHPAB, UVTAB, the TVET Council, UNMC, AHPC, UNITE and others. Gathered by The Collar360.

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Uganda labour market: UBOS (NLFS 2021, LMS 2025, UNHS, NHRS), ILOSTAT, NDP IV Human Resource Development Plan

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Uganda Bureau of Statistics; International Labour Organization (ILOSTAT); National Planning Authority. Gathered by The Collar360.

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The Collar360 Uganda research (occupations, UVQF, Public Service, labour market)

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ISCO-08, International Standard Classification of Occupations

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