Listens to, supports and tries to help people as they sort out their personal issues.

Clinical / Medical Technologists working in medical physics or clinical engineering are responsible for maintaining and servicing complex, specialised equipment used to diagnose and treat patients

Aid workers typically operate in front line conditions, facilitating the effective distribution of humanitarian aid to people who have been hit by human or natural disasters.

Works as an assistant to a dentist in dental hospitals and local surgeries.

Handles the day-to-day operations of an esport organisation.

Community education projects focus on promoting learning and educational support within local communities to encourage both individual and community development.

Drivers providing the routine, non-emergency transport of patients, who are often older adults or people with disabilities, to and from hospitals.

RANPs/RAMPs provide a complete clinical service for patients, clients, mothers and their families as the experts in their area. They have a higher level of knowledge, skill and decision making responsibility and authority than a nurse/midwife or a clinic nurse/midwife specialist.

Works in a laboratory assisting scientific and technical staff with day to day duties.

The starter is responsible for co-ordinating and overseeing the start of a race.

Competes in a sport such as Gaelic Football, Rugby, Tennis, or Golf.

Provide free, confidential and impartial advice to clients on their rights in a range of legal, financial, social, employment and general consumer issues.