Do most recruitments for environmental impact assessment positions require a graduate degree and only male students are required?

Let me summarize a few points for you

1. The postgraduate entrance examination may be good for future work, but I believe that many people choose to take the postgraduate entrance examination not for further study, but to escape reality and be able to study again. After a few years of rest, if you have a clear goal (to engage in environmental impact assessment work), then graduate students will have certain advantages when applying.

2. I personally think that boys are more suitable for this career, and I am not discriminating against girls. Because you have to be present, work overtime from time to time, and sometimes stay up all night for several days, your body must have a certain tolerance.

3. The environmental assessor is a person sandwiched between the boss and the business owner (in my opinion). If you are in a public institution, it is a different matter. No matter where you are, you must have a strong ability to collect information. Ability, communication skills.

4. Environmental impact assessment requires experience. If you are determined to work in this industry, you should first take the job certificate after graduation. That is considered an entry point.

5. It is recommended to go to a regular, large company or the Academy of Environmental Sciences. One is because small companies have little development, and the other is to lay a good foundation in the early stage and form good work habits. I graduated in 10 years in A private company is extremely idle when it is free, and extremely tired when it is busy.

For the above, you can weigh it yourself.