Standard Occupational Classification (SOC): Forestry and Conservation Science Teachers, Postsecondary

Forestry and conservation science teachers at the postsecondary level are educators who teach students about the principles and practices of forestry and conservation science. These professionals may work in a variety of settings, including colleges, universities, and technical schools.

In the field of healthcare, forestry and conservation science teachers may work with students who are interested in using their skills and knowledge in forestry and conservation science to promote health and wellness. This may involve teaching students about the health benefits of spending time in nature, the role of forests and trees in promoting environmental sustainability, and the use of forestry principles in the design and management of healthcare facilities.

Forestry and conservation science teachers at the postsecondary level may also work with students who are interested in pursuing careers in the healthcare field, such as in public health, environmental health, or healthcare administration. They may teach courses on topics such as environmental health, sustainable design, and natural resource management, which may be relevant to students pursuing careers in healthcare.