How Do You Become A Paid Deputy Wildlife Conservation Officer?
Pennsylvania residents interested in serving as Wildlife Conservation Officers can receive valuable training and experience by serving as a Deputy Wildlife Conservation Officer. This position strengthens your resume, and makes it more likely that you will receive positive consideration for Wildlife Officer opportunities. Submit an application with the Pennsylvania Game Commission for the position of Deputy Wildlife Officer. You must possess a valid Pennsylvania driver’s license, spend 20 hours riding with a Wildlife Conservation official, meet a series of physical eligibility requirements, score at least 70% on a written test prior to starting a training program and achieve certification status by attending training and scoring at least 80% on a post-training examination. Monitor the Pennsylvania State Civil Service Commission website for news of openings in the Wildlife Conservation Office trainee program. New Wildlife Conservation Officer trainee positions are listed under the catego
