Offers information and guidance on education, training, and work opportunities in environments such as the ETB including; VTOS, Adult literacy, Adult and Community Education, and wider community.

A Medical Laboratory Aide (MLA) supports scientists, researchers, and healthcare professionals by performing a range of scientific, technical, and administrative tasks in a laboratory setting. Their work contributes to disease diagnosis, scientific research, and the development of new products and technologies.

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

Medical records clerks play an important role in the smooth running of hospitals and clinics. They set up and maintain a system of keeping patients' records on file.

Genetic technologists study biological specimens such as blood, bone marrow, tumours and amniotic fluid.

Provides support for pathologists (specialist doctors) during post-mortem examinations. These exams aim to identify the cause of death, and involve analysing and dissecting the deceased.

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

Physiotherapists help relieve pain and treat or prevent physical difficulties sustained through ageing, injury, disability, or illness.

Treats people who are sick by inserting needles into special areas of the body to relieve pain and sickness.

Works in the administrative department of a hospital, local surgery or clinic.

A Dietitian is a health professional who is an expert in nutrition and the human diet. 

Mental Health/Psychiatric nursing involves supporting people with mental illness and/or mental distress with the goal of promoting recovery, independence and self-care to help them live a meaningful life.