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

Animal nutritionists are scientists who analyse the nutritional value of animal feeds and provide livestock dietary advice to farming, agricultural and public sector staff.

Airline cabin crew are responsible for the comfort, safety and welfare of passengers travelling on aircrafts during short-haul and long-haul flights.

Amenity horticulturists are responsible for designing, creating and managing a variety of leisure, recreational and garden areas such as woodlands, country parks, historic gardens, cemeteries and botanic/public gardens.

Animators are artists who use sequential images of drawings, puppets and models to produce films for commercials, computer games, music videos and websites.

Advertising account executives or handlers liaise with clients and agency staff in the administration of advertising campaigns and the co-ordination of associated work.

Advertising copywriters work closely with other creative (visual) agency staff in the conception and production of the verbal and messaging elements of advertising campaigns.

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.

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

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