Works in the cultivation, management, and study of individual trees, shrubs, vines, and other perennial woody plants. They examine trees to assess their condition before determining appropriate action.

Analyse the properties of food and the effects of processing, freezing and storing food.

Trains, prepares, and rides horses for professional competitions.

Coastguards are civil servants who co-ordinate civil maritime search and rescue operations around the coast.

Fish farm workers rear fish, to be sold as food, for sport or for ornamental ponds and lakes, in fresh water or the sea.

Gamekeeping is a profession with a long history, dating back centuries. They manage areas of land to ensure there is sufficient life in the area for hunting or fishing.

Provides veterinary advice to racecourse stewards on the health, welfare and fitness of the racehorses that are due to run

Responsible for marketing race days and the sport of horse racing in general, as well as attracting new customers and build relationships with sponsors through effective marketing campaigns.

Searches for knowledge of the past by studying and digging for ancient artifacts.

Supports technical work with farm machinery in a wide variety of areas, including the development and testing of new products for the farming industry, service engineering to install, repair and maintain equipment.

A racing groom is a part of the stable staff team in a racing yard, responsible for the care and exercising of Racehorses as well as carrying out a range of yard duties such as sweeping, tack cleaning and mucking out and is a key role in the racing industry.  A lot of people including successful trainers and jockey's start out as a racing groom.

A Farrier is a skilled craftsperson who combines blacksmithing skills with equine studies  and specialises in making and fitting shoes for all types of horses.