UK occupations
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292 occupations. Showing 97 to 192.
- Finance and investment analysts and advisers Financial analysts A financial analyst studies financial data and turns it into insights that guide business decisions. View
- Engineering professionals n.e.c. Food technologists Food technologists develop and test food products, making sure they are safe, tasty and ready for sale. View
- Sports coaches, instructors and officials Football coaches A football coach plans training sessions and helps players develop skills, fitness and teamwork on and off the pitch. View
- Chartered and certified accountants Forensic accountants A forensic accountant investigates financial records to uncover fraud, errors or wrongdoing, often for use as evidence in legal cases. View
- Sports coaches, instructors and officials Forest school practitioners A forest school practitioner leads outdoor learning sessions, helping children build skills and confidence in a natural setting. View
- Chartered and certified accountants Fund accountants A fund accountant checks that financial statements reflect the true health of investment portfolios. View
- Advertising and marketing associate professionals Fundraisers Fundraisers persuade people, businesses and organisations to donate money or support to a cause, using events, campaigns and personal appeals. View
- Advertising accounts managers and creative directors Fundraising managers A fundraising manager builds relationships and plans that bring in money for a cause. View
- Managers and proprietors in other services n.e.c. Funeral services and crematorium managers and proprietors A funeral services or crematorium manager runs the daily operations of a funeral home or crematorium, supporting families through the arrangements. View
- Engineering professionals n.e.c. Gas engineers (professional) A professional gas engineer designs, installs and maintains complex gas systems, making decisions that keep the public safe. View
- Specialist medical practitioners and consultants Gastroenterologists A gastroenterologist diagnoses and treats conditions affecting the digestive system, from the gut to the liver. View
- Generalist medical practitioners General practitioners A general practitioner diagnoses and treats patients, offering care and advice across a wide range of health needs. View
- Sports coaches, instructors and officials Golf coaches A golf coach teaches players of all levels how to improve their swing, technique and game strategy. View
- Financial administrative occupations n.e.c. Grants officers A grants officer assesses funding applications and decides which projects get support. View
- Graphic and multimedia designers Graphic designers A graphic designer turns ideas into visual designs that communicate a message, using layout, colour and type. View
- Sports coaches, instructors and officials Gymnastics coaches A gymnastics coach teaches tumbling, flips and routines while building strength, discipline and confidence in young athletes. View
- Specialist medical practitioners and consultants Gynaecologists and obstetricians A gynaecologist or obstetrician treats reproductive health conditions and cares for women through pregnancy and childbirth. View
- Human resources and industrial relations officers HR analyst An HR analyst turns workforce data into information that guides decisions. View
- Specialist medical practitioners and consultants Haematologists A haematologist studies blood disorders and diseases, working out what is wrong from lab results and patient history. View
- Welfare and housing associate professionals n.e.c. Health advisers A health adviser gives people information and guidance to help them make decisions about their health. View
- Other health professionals n.e.c. Health promotion officers A health promotion officer encourages people to make healthier choices by planning and running campaigns on public health issues. View
- Public services associate professionals Health service administrators Health service administrators keep healthcare operations running, managing paperwork and processes so patients get timely care. View
- Engineering professionals n.e.c. Heating and ventilating engineers (professional) A heating and ventilating engineer designs the systems that control warmth and air quality in buildings. View
- Higher education teaching professionals Higher education teaching professionals A higher education teaching professional teaches, guides and assesses students studying for degrees and other qualifications. View
- Welfare and housing associate professionals n.e.c. Homelessness officers and support workers Homelessness officers and support workers help people find safe housing and rebuild their lives. View
- Specialist medical practitioners and consultants Homeopaths (medically qualified) A medically qualified homeopath treats patients using homeopathic remedies alongside conventional medical training. View
- Sports coaches, instructors and officials Horse riding instructors A horse riding instructor teaches people to ride, from nervous beginners to confident riders, shaping each lesson to suit the pupil. View
- Human resources and industrial relations officers Human resources advisers A human resources adviser supports staff and managers on employment matters and helps shape workplace culture. View
- Human resource managers and directors Human resources managers and directors A human resources manager or director shapes the policies and culture that guide how a business runs its people. View
- Information technology professionals n.e.c. IT account managers An IT account manager links technology solutions to client needs, making sure the technology fits the business goals. View
- Programmers and software development professionals IT analysts and analyst-programmers IT analysts and analyst-programmers turn user needs into working technical systems, writing code and analysing data to solve business problems. View
- IT business analysts, architects and systems designers IT business analysts An IT business analyst works out what a business needs and translates that into IT solutions. View
- Information technology professionals n.e.c. IT consultants An IT consultant works with businesses to solve problems with technology and improve how they operate. View
- IT managers IT information managers IT information managers organise and secure the data that keeps an organisation running, and shape how it flows between departments. View
- IT managers IT infrastructure managers IT infrastructure managers keep an organisation's networks, servers and systems running and secure. View
- IT managers IT product managers IT product managers turn user needs into technology solutions that work. View
- IT project managers IT project managers You are the conductor of an IT symphony, ensuring every piece of technology plays its part in harmony. View
- IT managers IT service delivery managers IT service delivery managers make sure IT systems and support run smoothly and meet the needs of the business. View
- IT business analysts, architects and systems designers IT solutions architects and designers IT solutions architects design technology systems that meet an organisation's business needs. View
- IT business analysts, architects and systems designers IT systems architects An IT systems architect designs the IT infrastructure that organisations rely on to run. View
- IT managers IT systems managers IT systems managers keep an organisation's technology running and plan how it should grow. View
- IT managers IT test managers An IT test manager checks that software works properly before it goes live, so users don't hit bugs or faults. View
- IT user support technicians IT user support technicians IT user support technicians help people fix problems with their computers, software and other devices. View
- Marketing, sales and advertising directors Import and export agency directors Import and export agency directors run agencies that handle international trade on behalf of clients. View
- Welfare and housing associate professionals n.e.c. Independent living advisers and officers You help people live independently in their own homes, offering practical and personal support. View
- Records clerks and assistants Indexers (excludes bookbinding) You’re the unsung hero of information retrieval. View
- Information technology directors Information security directors Information security directors protect an organisation's most sensitive data from cyber threats and set the rules that keep it safe. View
- Information technology directors Information technology consultancy directors An IT consultancy director advises businesses on technology strategy and guides digital change across an organisation. View
- Information technology directors Information technology operations directors An IT operations director keeps an organisation's technology running and makes decisions that shape how the whole business relies on it. View
- Information technology directors Information technology programme managers and directors This job means leading large IT programmes, lining up technology with business goals so each initiative delivers real value. View
- Information technology directors Information technology technical directors An IT technical director shapes how technology supports and drives business strategy across an organisation. View
- Chartered and certified accountants Insolvency practitioners An insolvency practitioner helps companies and individuals deal with serious financial difficulty, guiding them through formal processes when debts cannot be paid. View
- Instructional designer An instructional designer looks at performance gaps, sets clear learning outcomes, and designs assessments that measure whether they've been met. View
- Finance and investment analysts and advisers Insurance consultants and executives Insurance consultants and executives assess risk and design insurance solutions for clients. View
- Functional managers and directors n.e.c. Intellectual property managers and directors An intellectual property manager or director protects and manages inventions, designs and brands so they are legally secure. View
- Financial managers and directors Investment bankers and directors Investment bankers and directors lead major financial deals and advise companies on complex market decisions. View
- Financial accounts managers Investment managers An investment manager studies markets and decides where to put money to get the best return. View
- Public services associate professionals Job Centre officers A Job Centre officer helps people find work and manage benefit claims. View
- Human resources and industrial relations officers Job evaluation analyst A job evaluation analyst assesses roles to work out their relative worth and place within a pay structure. View
- Property, housing and estate managers Landlords, property and housing managers You're the linchpin between tenants and property owners, ensuring that buildings aren't just structures but homes. View
- Human resource managers and directors Learning and development managers and directors This job means planning and overseeing how people in an organisation learn and develop new skills. View
- Other vocational and industrial trainers Learning and training development officers A learning and training development officer designs training that helps people and organisations perform better. View
- Learning experience designer A learning experience designer plans how people learn, from a single lesson to a whole course. View
- Learning technologist A learning technologist keeps digital learning platforms running so every learner has a smooth experience. View
- Functional managers and directors n.e.c. Legal services directors Legal services directors set the legal strategy that protects an organisation and shapes how it manages risk. View
- Records clerks and assistants Letting assistants A letting assistant keeps rental properties running smoothly, handling paperwork and communication between tenants and landlords. View
- Managers and proprietors in other services n.e.c. Library managers A library manager runs the day-to-day operations of a library, making it a place where people can access knowledge and culture. View
- Local government administrative occupations Local government benefits officers A local government benefits officer assesses claims for benefits and works out what support people are entitled to. View
- Local government administrative occupations Local government business support assistants You keep council services running by managing paperwork, records and day to day administration. View
- Local government administrative occupations Local government customer service officers You handle enquiries from residents and connect them to the right council services. View
- Local government administrative occupations Local government housing assistants A local government housing assistant helps residents find and keep a place to live, handling casework between the council and the community. View
- Local government administrative occupations Local government revenue officers A local government revenue officer collects and manages the money that pays for council services. View
- Management consultants and business analysts Management advisers and consultants This job involves turning complex business problems into practical strategies. View
- Managers and directors in retail and wholesale Managers and directors in retail and wholesale You run a retail or wholesale operation, making decisions that shape customer experience and the business's results. View
- Marketing, sales and advertising directors Market research directors A market research director turns consumer data into insights that shape business decisions. View
- Advertising and marketing associate professionals Market researchers (excludes interviewers) Market researchers gather and analyse data to explain why consumers behave the way they do. View
- Marketing and commercial managers Marketing managers Marketing managers plan campaigns and shape how a brand is seen. View
- Sports coaches, instructors and officials Martial arts instructors A martial arts instructor teaches technique, discipline and confidence to students of all ages. View
- Engineering professionals n.e.c. Materials engineers Materials engineers test and develop metals, polymers and other materials for use in products and structures. View
- Engineering professionals n.e.c. Mechatronic engineers A mechatronic engineer combines mechanical, electronic and computing skills to design and build automated systems. View
- Records clerks and assistants Medical administrators and appointment clerks Medical administrators and appointment clerks organise patient appointments and keep medical records straight. View
- Other health professionals n.e.c. Medical physicists and nuclear medicine scientists A medical physicist or nuclear medicine scientist applies physics to diagnose and treat patients, working with imaging and radiotherapy equipment. View
- Social workers Mental health and healthcare social workers Mental health and healthcare social workers support people through complex health and care systems, making sure their needs are heard and met. View
- Welfare and housing associate professionals n.e.c. Mental health project workers Mental health project workers connect people with the support services they need, turning plans into practical help. View
- Other health professionals n.e.c. Mental health workers Mental health workers support people through crises and everyday struggles, helping them find a path towards well-being. View
- Financial administrative occupations n.e.c. Mortgage administrators A mortgage administrator handles the paperwork and checks that keep mortgage applications moving. View
- Finance and investment analysts and advisers Mortgage advisers and consultants A mortgage adviser helps clients work out how much they can borrow and finds a mortgage deal that fits their circumstances. View
- Graphic and multimedia designers Multimedia animators A multimedia animator creates moving images and visual effects for film, TV, games and advertising. View
- Functional managers and directors n.e.c. Municipal clerks A municipal clerk keeps official records for local councils and makes sure meetings run to proper procedure. View
- National government administrative occupations National government benefits officers National government benefits officers assess and process claims for state benefits and support payments. View
- National government administrative occupations National government revenue officers A national government revenue officer collects taxes and other public revenue owed to the state. View
- IT managers Network managers A network manager keeps an organisation's computer networks running, secure and ready to handle problems before they cause damage. View
- Specialist medical practitioners and consultants Neurologists A neurologist diagnoses and treats disorders of the brain, spinal cord and nervous system. View
- Engineering professionals n.e.c. Nuclear engineers Nuclear engineers design, test and maintain the systems that keep nuclear power plants safe and running reliably. View
- Other health professionals n.e.c. Occupational health advisers An occupational health adviser assesses how work affects health and helps keep people safe and well at work. View
- Office managers Office managers An office manager keeps the day-to-day running of an office in order, from supplies to systems. View