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Assistant Studio Manager

Your Pathway to Become Professional Aquarist

What is Aquarist?

An aquarist is a person who cares for fish and other aquatic animals in aquariums. They ensure the animals have the right environment, food, and health care. Being an aquarist is not only about taking care of animals; it's also about learning and teaching others about marine life. It's a rewarding job because you get to see the animals thrive under your care and share the wonders of the water with others. Plus, it's a lot of fun working with such diverse and fascinating creatures every day!

Career Pathways

Upon your promotion to studio manager, you have the choice to either stay at your current branch or take on a managerial role at newly established branches, both within Thailand and internationally. This flexibility allows you to shape your career path while refining essential leadership abilities.

Future of Aquarium Industry

Fishkeeping has been integrated into our daily lives as far back as 1868. With the aquarium industry having roots over a century old, its presence is expected to endure for another century and many more. As society advances and competition intensifies, our responsibility to reconnect people with nature becomes increasingly vital. Water, as the essence of life, plays a pivotal role in this mission.

What is day to day work like in studio?

☑ Ensure the health of fish in the studio by providing care and attention.

☑ Maintain a clean environment of the studio.

☑ Create customized aquascaping design for clients.

☑ Provide maintenance education for new service drivers.

☑ Pay attention to customer feedback and improve service quality.

Do you provide training?

We offer comprehensive training from the start to provide clear guidance on your studio responsibilities. No specific qualifications are required to begin. You'll receive instruction on aquarium fundamentals, fishkeeping methods, designing tank layouts, and other engaging tasks. Typically, the training period lasts approximately one month, leading to advancement to the assistant studio manager position upon successful completion.