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Information systems managers are responsible for ensuring that all IT systems, applications, hardware and software in an organisation are secure and effective.

Estate agents oversee renting, buying and selling of properties.

Quality assurance (QA) analysts are responsible for the final quality checks on games, websites and software before they are released to customers.

Regulatory affairs officers (or regulatory affairs managers or consultants) act as a link between companies and regulatory authorities, ensuring that products are manufactured, tested and distributed in compliance with appropriate legislation.

Training and development advisers (also known as learning and development advisers, specialists or managers) are responsible for identifying staff training and development needs, and for planning, organising and overseeing appropriate training.

Civil service administrators (also known as administrative officers) support the work done by specialists in government departments and agencies.

Private music teachers provide lessons within home, educational (eg schools) or virtual settings, teaching pupils of all ages to sing or play musical instruments.

Aid workers (also known as humanitarian workers and development workers) manage projects in areas affected by war, natural disasters and other complex societal problems.

Architectural technologists bring together a knowledge of architecture and technological skills to design buildings.

Art therapists help patients with emotional and mental health problems to cope by supporting them to express their emotions and feelings through the medium of art.

Barristers offer advice about legal cases to clients and advocate on their behalf in court.

Broadcasting presenters host shows broadcast on TV, radio and the internet.