UK occupations

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292 occupations. Showing 193 to 288.

Specialist medical practitioners and consultants Oncologists An oncologist diagnoses and treats cancer, working out a treatment plan for each patient. View
Other health professionals n.e.c. Operating department practitioners An operating department practitioner supports surgical teams, anticipating what's needed and keeping patients safe throughout a procedure. View
Organisational development manager An organisational development manager helps organisations plan and carry out change, connecting strategy with the people who make it happen. View
Other health professionals n.e.c. Orthotists and prosthetists An orthotist or prosthetist designs and fits devices such as braces and artificial limbs, combining medical knowledge with engineering skills to meet each patient's needs. View
Sports coaches, instructors and officials Outdoor pursuits instructors An outdoor pursuits instructor teaches activities such as climbing, paddling and trekking, and supervises people taking part safely. View
Specialist medical practitioners and consultants Paediatricians A paediatrician diagnoses and treats illness in babies, children and teenagers, supporting their health and development. View
Local government administrative occupations Parish clerks A parish clerk manages the administration and decisions of a parish council on behalf of the local community. View
National government administrative occupations Passport officers A passport officer checks and processes passport applications, confirming identity and eligibility before documents are issued. View
Engineering professionals n.e.c. Patent engineers A patent engineer checks that new inventions meet the legal requirements for patent protection. View
Book-keepers, payroll managers and wages clerks Payroll officers and wages clerks Payroll officers and wages clerks make sure staff get paid correctly and on time. View
Personal assistants and other secretaries Personal assistants (excludes care workers) A personal assistant manages diaries, correspondence and daily admin so someone else can focus on their main work. View
Other health professionals n.e.c. Physician Associates A Physician Associate helps diagnose and manage patient care alongside doctors, working across a range of clinical settings. View
Police officers (sergeant and below) Police constable A police constable enforces the law and works to keep communities safe, often making fast decisions that affect people's lives. View
Police officers (sergeant and below) Police sergeant A police sergeant supervises a team of officers and manages day-to-day policing in a local area. View
Public relations professionals Press officers A press officer manages an organisation's contact with journalists and shapes how its stories are told to the public. View
Primary education teaching professionals Primary education teaching professionals A primary school teacher plans lessons and teaches children the skills and subjects that build their early learning. View
Managers and proprietors in other services n.e.c. Printing services managers and proprietors This job means managing or owning a printing business, overseeing the equipment, staff and orders behind every printed product. View
Teaching professionals n.e.c. Private music and singing teachers A private music or singing teacher gives one-to-one lessons, helping students build skill and confidence in their instrument or voice. View
Teaching professionals n.e.c. Private tutors A private tutor teaches subjects to individual students, tailoring lessons to each student's needs. View
Welfare and housing associate professionals n.e.c. Probation service workers A probation service worker supervises offenders in the community and helps them turn away from crime. View
Production managers and directors in construction Production managers and directors in construction A production manager or director in construction plans and oversees building projects, balancing budgets, safety and deadlines to turn designs into finished buildings. View
Production managers and directors in manufacturing Production managers and directors in manufacturing A production manager or director oversees a manufacturing process, keeping quality, deadlines and costs under control. View
Functional managers and directors n.e.c. Programme managers and directors (excludes IT and educational establishments) A programme manager or director plans and oversees large, multi-part programmes of work, coordinating teams to deliver them. View
Other administrative occupations n.e.c. Proofreaders A proofreader checks written text for errors before it is published, catching mistakes in spelling, grammar and punctuation. View
Other administrative occupations n.e.c. Property administrators Property administrators keep the paperwork, records and day-to-day admin behind property management in order. View
Property, housing and estate managers Property investors and developers Property investors and developers buy, improve and sell property, shaping how neighbourhoods look and feel. View
Solicitors and lawyers Property solicitors and lawyers Property solicitors and lawyers handle the legal work behind buying, selling and leasing property, checking contracts and titles so deals go through cleanly. View
Specialist medical practitioners and consultants Psychiatrists A psychiatrist diagnoses and treats mental illness, often combining medication with talking therapies. View
Public relations and communications directors Public relations and communications directors A public relations and communications director shapes how an organisation is seen by the public, media and other audiences. View
Public relations professionals Public relations officers A public relations officer manages how an organisation is seen by the public, media and other groups. View
Records clerks and assistants Purchasing administrators Purchasing administrators keep orders moving and supply chains running on time. View
Quality assurance and regulatory professionals Quality assurance professionals Quality assurance professionals check that products meet the required standard before they leave the door. View
Specialist medical practitioners and consultants Radiologists (medically qualified) A radiologist examines medical scans such as X-rays, CT and MRI images to diagnose illness and injury. View
Receptionists Receptionists A receptionist greets visitors and callers, and keeps the front of an office running smoothly each day. View
Human resources administrative occupations Recruitment administrators A recruitment administrator keeps the hiring process running smoothly, arranging interviews and handling candidate paperwork. View
Managers and proprietors in other services n.e.c. Recruitment agency managers and proprietors This job means running or owning a recruitment agency, matching candidates to job vacancies for client businesses. View
Human resources and industrial relations officers Recruitment consultants A recruitment consultant matches people to jobs, working with both candidates and employers to find the right fit. View
Human resource managers and directors Recruitment managers and directors A recruitment manager or director plans and oversees how an organisation finds and hires its staff. View
Sports coaches, instructors and officials Referees, umpires and other sports officials A sports official referees or umpires matches, applying the rules and making decisions during play. View
Functional managers and directors n.e.c. Research and development (R&D) directors An R&D director sets the strategy for research and product development and guides the work that turns ideas into new products or services. View
Generalist medical practitioners Resident doctors A resident doctor treats patients in hospital, diagnosing illness and deciding on treatment as part of their training. View
Other vocational and industrial trainers Retail and store trainers Retail and store trainers teach front-line staff the skills to serve customers well and represent a brand properly. View
Financial administrative occupations n.e.c. Revenue assistants (excludes National and Local government revenue occupations) A revenue assistant checks and records financial data so figures stay accurate and up to date. View
Human resource managers and directors Reward manager A reward manager designs how an organisation pays and rewards its staff, balancing fairness with what the market pays. View
Specialist medical practitioners and consultants Rheumatologists A rheumatologist diagnoses and treats conditions affecting joints, muscles and bones, including arthritis and autoimmune diseases. View
Management consultants and business analysts Risk analysts A risk analyst studies data to predict problems before they happen and helps an organisation prepare for them. View
Business and financial project management professionals Risk managers A risk manager spots threats to a business before they cause damage and plans how to deal with them. View
Engineering professionals n.e.c. Robotics engineers Robotics engineers design and build intelligent machines that automate tasks across industries. View
Sports coaches, instructors and officials Rugby coaches A rugby coach plans training and matchday tactics, and helps players develop their skills and fitness. View
Sports coaches, instructors and officials Sailing instructors A sailing instructor teaches people how to sail and helps them feel confident on the water. View
Sales accounts and business development managers Sales account managers A sales account manager builds client relationships and manages accounts to turn potential business into sales. View
Sales administrators Sales administrators Sales administrators keep the sales process running, handling orders, records and paperwork so nothing gets missed. View
Property, housing and estate managers Sales and lettings managers A sales and lettings manager oversees property sales and rentals, matching people with homes or workplaces that suit them. View
Marketing, sales and advertising directors Sales directors A sales director sets the sales strategy for a business and leads teams to deliver it. View
Restaurant and catering establishment managers and proprietors Sandwich shop managers and proprietors A sandwich shop manager or proprietor runs the daily operations of a shop, from stock and staff to customer service and sales. View
Secondary education teaching professionals Secondary education teachers of English A secondary school English teacher plans and delivers lessons in literature and language for teenage students. View
Secondary education teaching professionals Secondary education teachers of ICT and computer science Secondary school teachers of ICT and computer science teach pupils programming, computing theory and digital skills. View
Secondary education teaching professionals Secondary education teachers of design technology You teach design technology to secondary school students, helping them design, build and solve practical problems. View
Secondary education teaching professionals Secondary education teachers of humanities A secondary humanities teacher plans and delivers lessons in subjects such as history, geography or religious education, helping students think critically about the world. View
Secondary education teaching professionals Secondary education teachers of languages A secondary school language teacher teaches pupils a foreign language and helps them understand other cultures. View
Secondary education teaching professionals Secondary education teachers of mathematics A secondary maths teacher plans lessons and teaches mathematics to students, helping them understand numbers and problem-solving. View
Secondary education teaching professionals Secondary education teachers of performing and visual arts Secondary school teacher of performing or visual arts, helping students develop practical skills and creative confidence. View
Secondary education teaching professionals Secondary education teachers of physical education A secondary PE teacher plans and delivers physical education lessons, building pupils' fitness, teamwork and resilience through sport. View
Secondary education teaching professionals Secondary education teachers of sciences You teach science to secondary school pupils, covering subjects such as biology, chemistry or physics. View
Secondary education teaching professionals Secondary education teachers of social sciences You teach social sciences to secondary school pupils, planning lessons and marking work in subjects like sociology, psychology or economics. View
Managers and proprietors in other services n.e.c. Security services managers and proprietors You manage or own a security services business, keeping clients and their premises safe. View
Chief executives and senior officials Senior public service officials Senior public service officials lead the direction of public services, making strategic decisions that shape services across the country. View
Other health professionals n.e.c. Sexual health advisers A sexual health adviser gives confidential advice and support on sexual health and relationships. View
Property, housing and estate managers Shopping centre managers A shopping centre manager oversees the running of a retail site, from shops and tenants to events and day to day operations. View
Sports coaches, instructors and officials Ski instructors A ski instructor teaches people to ski, from beginners to more advanced skiers, and builds their confidence on the slopes. View
Other vocational and industrial trainers Skills trainer A skills trainer teaches practical skills and makes sure learners can apply them confidently in real tasks. View
Public relations professionals Social media managers A social media manager builds and runs a brand's presence across social platforms. View
Welfare and housing associate professionals n.e.c. Social prescribing workers A social prescribing worker connects people with community support and activities that improve their health and wellbeing. View
Programmers and software development professionals Software developers Software developers write and test the code that makes applications and systems work. View
IT managers Software development managers A software development manager leads teams that design, build and test software, overseeing projects from planning to delivery. View
Special and additional needs education teaching professionals Special and additional educational needs teachers and coordinators Special and additional educational needs teachers and coordinators plan and deliver learning for pupils who need extra support to make progress. View
Sports coaches, instructors and officials Sports development officers A sports development officer plans and runs sports programmes and activities for local communities. View
Welfare and housing associate professionals n.e.c. Student support workers A student support worker helps students deal with problems that affect their studies, from practical issues to personal worries. View
Arts officers, producers and directors Studio and stage managers A studio or stage manager coordinates every part of a live performance, from lighting cues to actors' entrances, so it runs smoothly. View
Specialist medical practitioners and consultants Surgeons A surgeon carries out operations on patients, making critical decisions under pressure where lives are on the line. View
Sports coaches, instructors and officials Swimming coaches A swimming coach teaches people to swim and helps them build confidence and skill in the water. View
Restaurant and catering establishment managers and proprietors Takeaway managers and proprietors A takeaway manager or proprietor runs a food outlet day to day, handling orders, staff and quality control. View
Talent development manager You plan how people grow in their careers and build succession plans that shape the organisation's future. View
Special and additional needs education teaching professionals Teachers of the deaf A teacher of the deaf works with deaf and hard of hearing children, helping them access language, learning and communication. View
Special and additional needs education teaching professionals Teachers of the visually impaired A teacher of the visually impaired helps students with sight loss learn and build confidence in a sighted world. View
IT managers Technical support managers A technical support manager keeps a tech support team running and makes sure problems get fixed and users get helped. View
Sports coaches, instructors and officials Tennis coaches A tennis coach teaches players of all ages the skills, tactics and discipline of the game, on and off the court. View
Engineering professionals n.e.c. Traffic engineers Traffic engineers plan how vehicles, cyclists and pedestrians move safely through road networks. View
Human resources administrative occupations Training administrators A training administrator organises and coordinates training courses, keeping schedules, bookings and records on track. View
Other vocational and industrial trainers Training assessors A training assessor checks whether learners meet the standards required for their qualification. View
Other vocational and industrial trainers Training coordinator A training coordinator organises training sessions and makes sure they run smoothly. View
Other vocational and industrial trainers Training manager A training manager plans and oversees an organisation's training activities, making sure they support wider goals. View
Construction project managers and related professionals Transport planners A transport planner works out how people and goods move around, and designs ways to make those journeys work better. View
Financial administrative occupations n.e.c. Treasury assistants A treasury assistant helps manage an organisation's cash flow, payments and financial obligations. View
Welfare and housing associate professionals n.e.c. Victim support workers A victim support worker helps people cope with the impact of crime and rebuild their lives. View
Other administrative occupations n.e.c. Warranty administrators A warranty administrator handles claims, checking they meet policy terms while keeping customers satisfied with the outcome. View