u/anxious-irl

I'm from a non-academic background but I currently work for an NGO focused on education. I've come to realise the importance of this field in this day and age and have been looking into getting a master's degree in education, specifically an MA Education degree, to help build my foundation. The course I'm looking at has a pretty strong focus on curriculum development.

I'd like to use this degree to work in NGO spaces that focus on wildlife conservation, climate change, sustainability, and other similar causes.

I want to understand what the scope is like and if people are actually getting hired for roles like this? I know this job exists but I've rarely encountered it. Any insights would be great!