An Air Corps Cadet (Pilot) enlists for a Cadetship to become an Officer in the Defence Forces. After successfully completing the Cadet Training Course in the Military College and the Flight Training School in the Air Corps College, an Air Corps Cadet is commissioned into the Officer Ranks of the Air Corps as a Second Lieutenant or Lieutenant.  

Special needs assistants help children with a wide range of learning, physical or behavioural difficulties.

Supports job seekers in a local jobs club to explore their options in relation to education, training, and support to access employment opportunities. 

Works with the pre-school development of children using the theories and practices of Dr. Maria Montessori.

Studies the history and traditions of families, which can involve the construction of family trees and provide insight on historical eras.

Training officers identify staff training needs, and plan and organise suitable training programmes.

Provides and maintains a safe, secure and humane environment for the confinement of all persons committed to prison in accordance with the law.

Researches, analyses, and interprets the past by studying historical documents and sources.

Someone who directs an organisation or community orientated non-profit business which is focused on finding and implementing solutions to problems faced by specific communities or by society at large.

Teaches pupils in public or private schools at the elementary level basic academic, social, and other formative skills.

Plans, organises and conducts processes such as workshops, meetings, planning sessions, training sessions and seminars.

Trains and advises people in health and fitness using various training techniques.