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Debt advisers provide impartial and confidential information, advice and guidance to people with financial problems.

Accounting technicians work for both private and public sector organisations, where they undertake a wide range of accountancy, financial and taxation tasks.

Investment analysts provide stockbrokers, fund managers and stock market traders with financial information, advice and recommendations derived from global investment data.

Loss adjusters work on behalf of insurance companies and corporate insurers to assess and investigate claims.

Investment fund managers advise private and corporate clients to help them get the best return on their investments.

Corporate bankers provide financial advice to commercial clients and institutions as well as promoting financial services and products to help these clients run their operations.

Insurance brokers identify and organise suitable insurance cover for commercial organisations and private clients.

Commodity brokers buy and sell commodities on a commission basis on behalf of private and commercial clients.

Navigating the world of finance can feel daunting - especially for students unsure of where to start. Maybe you're interested in investment banking, asset management, fintech, or corporate finance. The opportunities are vast, but so is the competition. With a focused strategy and a head start, you can carve out your place in this competitive industry.

If providing financial advice within public and private sector organisations appeals to you, read this finance manager job description.

Auditors inspect organisations’ financial accounts to ensure they’re correct and comply with the law.