Confusion to Clarity has been Upgraded!
As I evolved on my journey creating the BEST programs for you to get what you want – a permanent job in a wildlife career that you love – I’ve updated and upgraded my programs to maximize their impact. Some of free trainings and programs I have advertised are no longer available, including this one, but don’t worry, because they have been replaced with BETTER ones that include all of the SAME content + so much more!
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Don't just take it from me...this could be you!
“I GOT THE JOB. I can’t even process this; it’s a dream come true.”
“I got the first job I applied for after taking the Successful Wildlife Professional, and it’s my first full-time, permanent position! Not to mention it’s my dream job! ”
– Jaimie Simmons
“I struggled for a year to get any simple seasonal field jobs. Even volunteer positions. I didn’t work in the wildlife field for a year. Stephanie gave me specific advice on my cover letters and resumes. After a few months, I am now starting my first job as a Biological Science Tech position with the USFWS.”
– Rachel Smith
“I had a great interview and got offered and accepted the position today!!”
“I am very excited about it. Additionally, I had about 5 to 6 other offers as well for other positions as well. Thank you so much for this course as it’s helping me get out of my imposter syndrome mindset. ”
– Austyn Becker
“I have to thank you because I’ve used all the advice I got from you on writing cover letters and resumes…My interviewer was able to see from my resume (that improved immensely after you looked it over) that I had a strong fieldwork background…
In my first interview they began the call by stating how they really liked the way I wrote my cover letter…I was selected out of nearly 200 applicants, some of whom had years of communications experience! I’m feeling very grateful and excited about this opportunity.”
– Nicole B. (name has been changed)
