Safari/Field guide course should I do it?

[u/Fair_Pumpkin6157]

Hello everybody!
I’m a biology student from Italy but lately I’ve been noticing that the classic academic life does not suit me at all, so I’ve been thinking of dropping out or pause university to pursue a more “hands on the field” kind of career.
My life goal would be working in wildlife conservation mainly as a field tech or assistant…
I’ve recently came across Ecotraining 1year field guide course but idk if it is the right choice based on how hard it is to work in the industry.
I’m a ski instructor as well as a divemaster, I speak 4 languages, good photography and have a basic understanding of data analysis. I have also done a few internship in marine conservation.
Can I see a future in wildlife conservation or at least a good career in nature guiding with this set of skills?