A Fisheries Officer is mainly deployed on

• (a)planning, management, enforcement, research, development, credit, training, advisory, extension and environmental work relating to capture fisheries, aquaculture and fish market; and
• (b)planning, management, enforcement, education, advisory, research, development and environmental impact assessment work relating to marine conservation, marine parks and marine reserves. <br> <br>(Note: May be required to work irregular hours or shift duties; work in the New Territories; and work or live on board a government vessel or commercial fishing vessel on her cruises.)

Candidates should have <br>

• (a)a Hong Kong first or second class honours degree in an appropriate subject in Applied or Natural Science, or equivalent (Note 1); <br>
• (b)three years’ post-graduate experience in an appropriate field or a Hong Kong higher degree or post-graduate diploma in an appropriate subject in Applied or Natural Science, or equivalent; and <br>
• (c)‘Level 1’ results (Note 2) in the two language papers (Use of Chinese (Note 3) and Use of English (Note 3 & Note 4)) in the Common Recruitment Examination (CRE). A pass result in the Aptitude Test in the CRE is also required.