Environmental managers make sure that the environment is protected and maintained. They often work with government agencies, financial institutions, NGOs, and businesses to make sure that they follow environmental regulations when doing things like building new projects or changing existing ones. Environmental managers may also be called sustainability officers, sustainable development specialists or sustainability experts.

What are the skills and education needed to become an environmental manager in Namibia?

To work as an environmental manager it’s essential you have a bachelor’s degree or higher qualification in related fields such as business studies, engineering or science from a recognised university (or its equivalent) so you should check this before applying for jobs online through websites like Indeed or Monster Jobs. But if not then make sure you check whether it would be possible anyway because some employers may still need someone who has done their master’s degree which is usually considered more valuable than just having completed BA(Hons).

How much do environmental managers earn in Namibia?

Environmental managers in Namibia earn an average of N$3,000 per month. We expect the job outlook for environmental managers to grow by 6% over the next decade and has an average salary of N$2,383 – N$5,358 per month in Namibia.