In the field of ecological jobs, the main objective is to promote sustainable practices and concepts. Professionals in this sector are engaged in the development, implementation and review of ecological projects aimed at protecting the environment and optimising the use of resources. These include activities in the environmental, agricultural and energy sectors as well as in research and education.
In Germany, employees in ecological occupations can expect an average annual salary of €52,762 (which corresponds to a monthly gross salary of €4,397), ranging from €44,432 to €55,773 per year.
Ecological jobs usually require training or study in environmental science, biology, agricultural science or related disciplines, and continuing education courses in sustainability and environmental management are also an advantage.
Career opportunities in the field of ecological jobs are diverse, from working in NGOs, to positions in public administration to activities in industry that focus on sustainable practices. With increasing environmental awareness and the need to tackle ecological challenges, the demand for skilled workers in this sector is also growing. Career paths can include, for example, environmental consultants, project managers for sustainable development or researchers in the field of renewable energy.
