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Trader: job description
Traders buy and sell stock, currencies, bonds, cryptocurrencies and other financial assets to make a profit, usually dealing on behalf of, or for the benefit of, investment banks.

Town and country planner: job description
Town and country planners assess how to use space in towns and rural areas.

Toxicologist: job description
Toxicologists use analytical and scientific techniques to identify toxins such as chemicals, biological substances and radiation, and to assess the potential risks and harmful effects posed by them.

Top networking tips for student civil engineers, quantity surveyors and construction managers
Networking can make your search for graduate jobs and internships easier – it’s a skill that construction professionals use all the time.

Time management, prioritisation and organisation: being ahead of the game
Knowing when and where to direct your efforts will help you succeed in your first graduate job.

Three top tips for tackling construction employers' video interviews
Got a video interview with a construction employer? Whether you are applying for an engineering, management or surveying job, you need to read this expert advice from Wates on showing your best side.

Television production assistant: job description
Production assistants support more senior creative staff on TV and film sets.

Ten skills you'll gain from part-time delivery jobs
The skills you develop when working as a courier – for example, as a food delivery driver – are an asset in any graduate job. They enhance CV and interview answers.

TEFL/TESL teacher: job description
Discover what a TEFL teacher actually does day to day, what TEFL stands for and how to become qualified.


Teaching/classroom assistant: job description
Teaching (or classroom) assistants support qualified teachers in the classroom.

Teacher (secondary): job description
Secondary school teachers educate young people between the ages of 11 and 18.

Teacher (primary): job description
Primary school teachers provide education for children up to the age of 11, typically teaching a broad range of subjects.