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Advocates in Scotland are comparable to barristers in England and Wales; they work as independent lawyers offering advice about legal cases to clients and conducting defence and prosecution work within courts.

Programme researchers organise, plan and coordinate the production of television and radio programmes and undertake relevant background research.

Press photographers use a variety of photographic equipment to take photographs for use on television or within magazines, journals and other publications.

Political party agents are employed by major political parties for whom they work at constituency level undertaking promotional, administrative and fundraising activities.

Arts administrators organise, promote and support artistic performances and exhibitions.

Aromatherapists treat a variety of physical conditions, illnesses and psychological disorders with essential aromatic oils that are extracted or distilled from flowers, trees, spices, fruits or herbs.

Public librarians organise, manage and distribute library resources, and ensure library provision meets the needs of all its users.

Public affairs consultants provide clients with political and public policy advice that has been gained via personal contacts, political intelligence and from a wide range of media sources.

Public house managers are responsible for overseeing the running and profitability of pubs and for managing their employees.

Public affairs consultancy researchers gather, analyse and review relevant political, legislative and public policy information, and provide their public and private sector clients with advice about what resulting lobbying action is needed.

Higher education careers advisers provide information and guidance about career choice, employment and educational opportunities to current university students, postgraduates and recent graduates.

Recycling officers give advice about recycling waste and develop policies that help people recycle.