Assist in the preparation of food in a kitchen, such as in a restaurant, hotel or store deli.

This is the first step on the career ladder to becoming a dairy farmer.

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

A bloodstock agent is responsible for purchasing horses for racing and breeding both privately and at public auctions as well as providing advice to clients on mating for mares, pedigrees and racing plans.  A bloodstock agent must have extensive knowledge on thoroughbred pedigrees, racing form, and conformation.

Bakes and decorates bread and confectionery of all kinds.

Works as part of a team of architects, surveyors, town planners, engineers and landscape contractors to design the landscape around us, such as parks, stadiums and public squares.

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

Dog groomers are involved in advising owners on caring for their dogs. They groom and trim dogs. They may clip the dog's claws and clean their teeth and ears.

Inspects forestry work, collects statistics about forest estates and may have an input into forestry policy developments

A stallion handler is responsible for the day to day care of elite stallions. Working at a stud you will be a specialist in handling stallions around the yard and during the breeding process.  There is significant responsibility of looking after these highly valued thoroughbreds and seeing the safe practices of covering broodmares during the breeding season.

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.

Works at various levels within the dairy industry including supervisory and management positions.