GIS Careers | Job Markets | Life After Varsity
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- Опубликовано: 17 июл 2024
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On this Episode I talk about the different job opportunities GIS (Geographic Information System) specialties can offer, especially in 4IR. Leave a comment below and let's engage. 
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I love your content, please don’t stop sharing this wonderful content.
The best one yet, comprehensive too.
Amazing 👌🙌🙌🙌
This is the best video I’ve found on the topic so far and I’m glad it’s coming from Africa since I’m Congolese. I study urban planning in Canada but just added a GIS minor to my degree so wanted to know more about what the options and opportunities are.
Ahh that's beautiful! Thanks for tuning in!
thnx u helped a lot
Glad I helped man
This is so cool, where can u study such a valuable skill?
Across all Universities where they offer Geography as a degree
This is amazing, im interested in GIS but i was told that it'll be a problem for me to get into this field because i dont have any background in maths and science, so do i really need maths and science to get in GIS
Hi Kamohelo. Not necessarily no, you need Maths and science if you'll enroll into a BSc field.
So luckily GiS is available in BA courses under Geography. Whereby you don't need Maths and science as a prerequisite.
Hello bro I am Working In Cyient Company India
Does GE Small world Comes under GIS software
Can you do a BSC in environmental sciences if you want to do GIS as your career
Can I apply for GIS course without taking physics in high school
Am doing environmental sciences buh I wanna specialize in gis seems so interesting..
So my question is is it in demand?
Yes very much so, reason being because of its wide speciality and various fields where it's applicable. It's such a valuable skill to have in this day and time.
If you study GIS in university do you know which modules you do
Can you become gis analyst if you took geography and CAT in high school?
In High school you probably didn't use the GIS application softwares and applied it to solve problems. You just have a the basic understanding of what it does. So you need a tertiary qualification to have the application knowledge of it. Then you can specialize and become a GIS analyst. I hope that makes sense
Thanks
At least in the US, companies will offer - for someone already with a degree - less than what a waiter makes waiting on tables. Come one - give yourself some value and don't accept these jobs.
its a cool field...but the difficulty to learn the skill and the pay you receive dont add up