Forestry and Wildlife Management O’Level Subject Requirement (OLSR)@SparklynServices |
In 2025, the Forestry and Wildlife Management O’Level subjects are likely to remain consistent with previous years, with a focus on core scientific principles and practical skills. Ordinary Level (O’Level) Subject Requirement for Forestry and Wildlife Management information displayed is essential for tertiary institution aspirants that desire to know the subjects in NECO, WAEC, or GCE needed to gain admission into Forestry and Wildlife Management department in your preferred Institution.
According to Our research, tertiary institution aspirants should at least obtain five (5) credit (C5 and above) passes in SSCE subjects including;
English,
Chemistry,
Mathematics, Biology,
and one of
Physics, Economics,
Further Mathematics and Statistics.
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Definitely, you can pursue courses like Agricultural Extension and Communication Technology, Agricultural Science, Animal Science and Range Management, Computer Science Education / Integrated Science, Electrons, Fisheries and Aquatic Resources Management, Home Science, Nutrition and Dietetics, Hospitality Management, Industrial Chemistry, Integrated Science / Mathematics Education, Nutrition and Consumers Services, Nutrition and Dietetics, Soil Science, Soil Science and Land Management, Special Education / Agricultural Science (Double Major), .
You can study courses like Art and Design, English / Ibibio, English / Idoma, English / Igala, English / Kanuri, English / Mathematics, English / Music, English / Theatre Arts, English / Tiv, Graphics Design and Advertising, Itsekiri / English, Special Education / Fine Art (D/M), Special Education / Theatre Arts, Theatre Arts / Isoko, Theatre Arts / Itsekiri, and lot more, using the stated ordinary level credits
Yes, you can study Nursing with these credit passes. Also, you can pursue other courses like Animal Production And Fisheries, Applied Geophysics, Biotechnology, Building Technology Education, Chemical / Petrochemical Engineering, Chemical Engineering Technology, Ecotourism and Wildlife Management, Forestry and Wildlife Management, Glass / Ceramics Technology, Home Science and Management, Industrial Physics, Integrated Science, Meteorology and Climate Change, Petroleum Marketing and Business Studies, Polymer and Textile Engineering, and lot more …
You can pursue courses like Adult and Continuing Education, Agricultural Extension and Communication Technology, Agricultural Extension And Rural Development, Agricultural Extension and Rural Sociology, Cooperative Economics and Management (CEM), Geography / Social Studies, Hospitality and Tourism Management, Hospitality Management, Industrial Relations and Personnel Management, Office Technology and Management (OTM), Peace and Development Studies, Personnel Management, Public Administration (PA), Tourism and Event Management, Welding and Fabrication Technology, and lot more …
Yes, you can study Medicine with these credit passes as they meet the typical entry requirements. And you use the credit passess obtained to study other courses like Animal Nutrition and Biotechnology, Applied Botany, Chemical Science, Ecology, Education / Mechanical Technology, Fisheries and Aquaculture, Genetics and Biotechnology, Home Science and Management, Horticulture and Landscape Technology, Metalwork / Woodwork Technology Education, Mineral And Petroleum Resources Engineering Technology, Physical Sciences, Production Technology, Public Health, Social Development, and lot more …
Well, there are over 268 courses that you can choose from with credit passes in English Language, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. Here are some options: Applied Geophysics, Crop Production and Protection, Digital Still Photography, Food Engineering, Geophysics, Home Science, Hospitality Management, Mechanical Engineering Technology, Parasitology and Entomology, Petroleum Chemistry, Pharmacology and Therapeutics, Pharmacy, Physics With Solar Energy, Shipping and Maritime Technology, Special Education / Agricultural Science (Double Major), and lot more …
Yes, with credit passes in Biology, Agricultural Science, Geography, English Language, and Mathematics, there are several courses you can consider for further studies. According to our research, there are about 83 courses that can be studied with the mentioned ordinary level credit passes. Here are some options: Agric-Economics and Management Technology, Agricultural Extension And Rural Development, Agriculture, Animal Science and Technology, Boat and Ship Building Engineering Technology, Fishery and Aquaculture, Foundry Engineering Technology, Glass / Ceramics Technology, Mechanical / Automobile Technology Education, Metallurgical Engineering Technology, Petroleum and Gas Processing, Petroleum Marketing and Business Studies, Pure And Applied Mathematics, Science Laboratory Technology (SLT), Textile Technology, and lot more …
The listed Science subjects are offered for you to choose from based on your specific SSCE (O'Level) subject need.
English Language
General Mathematics
Further Mathematics
Physics
Biology
Chemistry
Agricultural Science
Other Science subjects
Animal Husbandry
Health Education
Physical Education
Fisheries
The listed Art subjects are offered for you to choose from based on your specific SSCE (O'Level) subject need.
English Language
Mathematics
Civic Education
Economics
Literature in English
Government
CRS / IRS
Islamic Studies
Christian Religious Knowledge (CRK)
Other Art Subjects
Music
History
French
Nigerian Languages (Igbo, Yoruba or Hausa).
Music
Dyeing & Bleaching
Photography
Painting & Decorating
Tourism
Visual Art
Catering Craft Practice
Clothing & Texture
Cosmetology
Food & Nutrition
Garment Making
Home Management
The listed Social Science subjects are offered for you to choose from based on your specific SSCE (O'Level) subject need.
Use of English
Government
Christian Religious Studies, CRS (CRK)
Economics
Geography
Literature
Other Social Science subjects
History (not available in Nigeria currently)
Islamic Religious Studies, IRS (IRK)