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Colour technologists are responsible for developing and producing dyes and pigments.

Commissioning editors are responsible for managing publishers’ book lists and signing agreements for new publications.

Community arts workers plan, develop and oversee community arts projects. They also raise funds for these projects and generate local interest in the arts.

Clothing and textile technologists design, develop and manufacture natural and synthetic yarns, fabrics and textiles.

Court/verbatim reporters produce word-for-word recordings of court proceedings using traditional shorthand techniques or shorthand (stenotype) machines.

Tour guides accompany groups of visitors to tourist attractions, whether on day trips or longer visits, and give them information and insights that help them make the most of the experience.

Conference organisers can be responsible for every aspect of conference planning, including marketing, organisation and administration.

Computer sales support staff provide pre-sales and post-sales technical advice and support about computer systems to customers.

Counsellors work in confidential settings with individuals who are experiencing personal difficulties, to help them overcome their problems and to make appropriate changes to their lives.

Sports development officers are responsible for generating interest and increasing participation in sports by running initiatives that inspire people to take part.

Curators are responsible for assembling, cataloguing, managing and presenting/displaying artistic and cultural collections.

Dance movement psychotherapists use movement and dance within a therapeutic environment to help individuals of all ages who are experiencing physical, psychological, emotional or mental problems.