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Multimedia programmers are responsible for designing and creating multimedia computer products that combine text with sounds, pictures, graphics, video clips, virtual reality, digital animation and other forms of media.

Museum/gallery exhibition officers are responsible for planning and organising permanent or travelling exhibitions, publicity events and promotional activities such as talks and workshops.

Orthoptists diagnose and treat the vision problems and eye abnormalities of patients of all ages, checking for evidence and symptoms of disease, injury or visual defects.

Operational researchers provide the quantitative and qualitative information that improves strategies, decision-making and processes.

Naval architects work as part of a team responsible for designing, producing and repairing safe, sea-worthy surface or underwater vessels.

Network administrators connect different devices together to form fast and efficient networks.

Planning technicians, also known as assistant planning officers, provide support for planners through administrative, technical and practical work.

Photographers use a variety of photographic equipment to capture events, people, objects or scenes for records, art or commercial use.

Physiotherapists use a variety of techniques and therapies in the treatment and rehabilitation of patients who are affected by physical problems caused by illness, disability, injury or ageing.

Patent examiners are responsible for ensuring that patent applications received from patent attorneys conform to relevant requirements.

Picture researchers find suitable pictures for use in a wide range of media products including advertisements, books, magazines, newspapers, catalogues and television programmes.

Patent attorneys (also known as patent agents) secure and help to protect the granting of patents for their clients.