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Physical scientists > Meteorologist
Environment and land | Science and research
Meteorologists collect and study data from the atmosphere and oceans to make weather forecasts and carry out research.
You'll usually need a degree in meteorology or a related subject like:
Volunteering
You can get hands-on experience with the Met Office summer placement schemes. There are schemes for different groups, including graduates and A-Level students who are thinking about meteorology as a career.
You'll need:
As a forecaster you’ll:
As a researcher you’ll:
You could work at a client's business or in an office.
With experience you could manage a team of weather forecasters. You could also move into teaching and train future forecasters and scientists.
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