A pre-trainer is responsible for the conditioning of horses prior to them going into the racing stables of a licensed trainer.  The reason for this is so the horses head to the trainer with a solid foundation of fitness so the trainer is able to focus on the more serious conditioning which prepares them for racing. 

Works in a butchers shop preparing meat for sale to the public.

A Fish Farm Worker or Aquaculture Worker raises fish, shellfish, or aquatic plants for food, sport, or ornamental sale.

Enlists in the naval service as a member of a crew with specific naval duties.

A grounds person works as part of the racecourse team to ensure that the racing track is kept in premium condition, this involves maintaining a safe racing surface, applying nutrients or pesticides, cutting grass and dealing with issues caused by the weather such as a waterlogged track. On race days they replace divots after each race.

Specialises in the design, treatment and disposing of Hazardous materials used in industry.

Prepares and delivers training courses to individuals and organisations on the most up to date issues in Food Safety Management.

Part of a brewing team that makes and packages beer, lager, stout and spirits for sale to pubs, restaurants and shops.

Uses scientific knowledge of the environment to solve and prevent practical landscape problems.

Cares for animals in a pet shop, and advises customers on how to care for the animals which they buy.

Ensures the provision of food, healthcare, and shelter to the animals in a zoo.

A racing secretary's role is to act as the central point of contact for owners, Racecourses and suppliers and ensure the day to day running of the office, which includes ensuring the runners for the next day have been declared.  Racing secretary’s will often also control the accounts, payroll and communications dependent on size of the training yard.