job opportunities after studying psychology

[Urgonnabeokme]

hello,
the employment opportunities for psychology graduates differ drastically by country, and I do not know much about the job market in Canada. If I graduate with a master's in any psychology field (I'm not sure about which field of psychology I will go into for my masters) what kind of jobs can I do? can I work as a counselor? or social worker? what do I need to do to work as a clinical psychologist?
thank you

 

[Naturgrl]

To be a clinical psychologist, you need a PhD and be licensed. A masters may get you some jobs but you need to look at licensing requirements for counselling and social work. Plus you asked this question before so you need to do some of your own research. Talk to your faculty advisors if studying in Canada about employment opportunities.

 

[scylla]

hello,
the employment opportunities for psychology graduates differ drastically by country, and I do not know much about the job market in Canada. If I graduate with a master's in any psychology field (I'm not sure about which field of psychology I will go into for my masters) what kind of jobs can I do? can I work as a counselor? or social worker? what do I need to do to work as a clinical psychologist?
thank you

Your questions were extensively addressed in previous posts. Suggest you read through your historical posts and the answers you received there.

 

[Urgonnabeokme]

To be a clinical psychologist, you need a PhD and be licensed. A masters may get you some jobs but you need to look at licensing requirements for counselling and social work. Plus you asked this question before so you need to do some of your own research. Talk to your faculty advisors if studying in Canada about employment opportunities.

okay thank you