WINDS OF CHANGE
Ten trending modern professions that are not only challenging but also exciting
WHAT’S BREWING
Tea management
India is one of the largest tea producers in the world and among the top five consumers of tea per capita. The demand for tea estate managers has changed drastically in recent years—today, valued skills include an understanding of the nuances of a fine blend tea, how to market local brands in the global sector and experimenting with new tastes.
MATTER OF TASTE Tea estate management is a broad field. Nabanita Dey, in-charge, Birla Institute of Management & Futuristic Studies, Kolkata, says, “Our one-and-a-half year diploma teaches students cultivation, manufacturing, testing, blending, processing, and marketing.” It also includes visits to plantations to see how tea leaves are plucked, cut, and polished.
CUT OUT FOR THE WORK Graduates can work as consultants, researchers, plantation managers, tea brokers, and tasters.
REMUNERATION ₹2.5 lakh to ₹4 lakh per annum www.bifsmgmt.com
—Shelly Anand
CREATURE COMFORT
Animal protection
The disappearance of flora and fauna due to global warming and climate change brings forth the need for human involvement in sectors related to the improvement of life on earth. Working for the betterment of animals is a growing career opportunity that has become popular in recent years, and promises a great career for those interested in this sector.
This story is from the October 28, 2019 edition of India Today.
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