Solicitors provide people with legal advice and assistance. They work directly with their clients and are usually the first point of contact for anyone looking for legal advice.

Provides Career Guidance support for Young Adults to explore education, training, and employment opporunities. 

Provides support to young people with opportunities to develop practical and functional skills, which enable them to participate fully in society and within their communities. The main focus of the work is to develop and implement interventions for young people and young adults aged between 15-29 years in need of employability support, who have a diagnosis of ASD, a mental health condition, a learning disability or hidden disability.

Compiles, writes and/or edits dictionaries.

Works to ensure that individuals receive any social welfare benefits to which they are entitled.

Supports learners with their education, training, and career development within further education and training centres. These centres include Youthreach, Community Training Centres, and the NLN (National Learnng Network). 

Researches, analyses, and interprets the past by studying historical documents and sources.

Special education teachers provide additional teaching to children with special educational needs in a number of different ways. Assessing and recording needs and progress, setting specific, time-related targets with each child. Advising on curriculum, meeting parents, and liaising with other professionals. 

Mid-management role, reporting to and assisting the Assistant Principal. Manages projects and budgets and help to develop government policy.

Investigates individuals, organisations, or events on behalf of a client, and reports findings.

Drive and support the achievement of strategic fundraising plans and objectives to promote a Charity via events and public relations marketing.

A Diplomat represents their country’s government overseas, and counsel on international issues.