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Meteorologists use a variety of scientific techniques to understand, interpret, observe and predict the earth's atmosphere and its phenomena.

Educational psychologists assess the behavioural, social, emotional and educational needs of children and young people.

Psychotherapists help individuals, couples and families affected by mental health problems and emotional difficulties understand their situations and make appropriate changes to their lives.

Statisticians collect, analyse, interpret and report on data.

Speech and language therapists diagnose and treat speech and language problems to help people communicate effectively.

Transportation planners (also known as transport planners) assess public, private and commercial transportation needs and devise new transport schemes.

Veterinary surgeons maintain the health and welfare of a wide range of animals, from pets to livestock, zoo animals and wildlife.

Police officers uphold law and order by detecting, preventing and investigating crimes.

Systems analysts maintain existing IT systems and write requirements for new ones.

Biomedical scientists carry out experiments to help develop medical treatments.

A biotechnologist uses biological organisms to create and improve products and processes. They work in areas as diverse as food and agriculture, environmental conservation and medicine.

Border force officers (sometimes called customs officers) are responsible for keeping UK borders secure, and for preventing people importing illegal goods such as firearms and endangered animals into the country.