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Jockeys are licensed to ride racehorses in races for horse trainers and owners.

Kitchen porters or kitchen assistants prepare food, make sure chefs have everything they need and keep the kitchen clean.

Nannies work in private homes caring for their employer's babies and young children.

Naturopaths believe in improving their clients' health through natural therapies and education about lifestyle, diet and exercise.

Nutritional therapists help people by giving advice on diet, nutrition and lifestyle.

Personal trainers work with clients to improve their health and fitness.

Lunchtime supervisors work in primary, secondary and special schools, looking after children during the lunch break.

Sports professionals are skilled and talented sports performers, who are paid to compete in their chosen sport.

Waiters serve food and drinks to customers in restaurants and cafes, take orders and handle payments.

Community matrons provide care and support to people with long-term or complicated health conditions.

District nurses care for people outside of hospital in patients' homes, GP surgeries and residential care homes.

Health visitors work with families with a child aged 0 to 5 to identify health needs, promote healthy lifestyles and prevent illness.

Hotel managers are responsible for running operations like guest services, housekeeping, bar and restaurant facilities, and conferencing and events.

Physical education (PE) teachers work in schools and colleges, teaching sport and fitness to young people.

Practice nurses work in GP surgeries to assess, screen, treat and educate patients, and help doctors give medical care.

School nurses work with schools and families to improve the health and wellbeing of children and young people.

Biotechnologists study plants, animals, microbes, biochemistry and genetics to develop new products and improve existing ones.

Children's nurses provide care for children and young people with health problems.

Consumer scientists study why people use or buy products and services, and give advice to retailers and manufacturers.

Environmental health practitioners make sure people's surroundings are safe, healthy and hygienic.

Microbiologists study organisms like bacteria, viruses, fungi and algae to make advances in environmental science, medicine and agriculture.

Midwives support pregnant people and their babies before, during and after, childbirth.

Nurses care for adults who are sick, injured or have physical disabilities.

Sports scientists use knowledge of how the body works to help people improve their health or sporting ability.

Health promotion specialists educate and inform people about health issues.

Nursery managers run early years childcare centres, providing day care for babies and young children from birth to 5 years.

Nursing associates care for sick people of all ages in hospital and in the community, working closely with registered nurses.

Packaging technologists design and develop packaging for different products.

Photographic stylists prepare clothes, accessories and models on set to create the right 'look' for photo and video shoots.

RAF aviators make up the majority of RAF personnel and maintain its ability to fight and fly.

Accommodation wardens manage the day-to-day running of services like sheltered housing, hostels and student flats.

Animal care workers look after animals in kennels, rescue centres, pet shops and sanctuaries.

Aromatherapists use essential oils to help improve their clients' emotional wellbeing and relieve everyday stresses.

Athletes compete in track and field events for their clubs, with some going on to represent their country at international level.

Beekeepers manage colonies of honeybees kept in hives to produce honey, beeswax and royal jelly.

Air cabin crew make sure that airline passengers have a safe, comfortable and pleasant flight.

Care workers support vulnerable people with their daily activities and help them to live as independently as possible.

Chiropractors manipulate joints, bones and soft tissue to help clients control pain or prevent injuries from re-occurring.

Cleaners work in offices, schools, hotels and hospitals. They also do more specialised work like upholstery or conservatory cleaning.

Cruise ship stewards clean and service cabins on board cruise ships.

Cycling coaches help riders develop their cycling skills.

Dog groomers keep dogs' hair in good condition and give their owners advice on fur care, grooming and diet.

Farm workers raise livestock and use machinery to plant and harvest crops.

Fashion models promote clothing and accessory brands at fashion events and in magazines and digital media.

Fish farmers breed and look after fish and shellfish in small teams.

Deckhands work on fishing boats and trawlers. They operate and maintain fishing gear, nets and lines, and process catches as they're taken in.

Football coaches teach skills and tactics to individuals and teams, and motivate them to fulfil their potential.

Foster carers look after children and young people who are not able to live with their birth family.

Healthcare assistants look after patients in hospitals or sometimes at a patient's home.

Horse grooms are responsible for the care, exercise and welfare of horses and ponies, and maintain the animals' stables and riding equipment.

Horticultural workers grow plants in garden nurseries, work in food production, and maintain parks and gardens.

Hotel housekeepers make sure that hotel accommodation is clean and tidy and ready for guests.

Kennel workers care for dogs and cats in kennels and catteries.

Laundry workers operate washing machines, steamers and dryers to clean items like clothes, bed linen, towels and uniforms.

Leisure centre assistants set up and supervise activities like fitness and exercise classes, gym sessions and swimming lessons.

Market traders sell goods like food, clothing, crafts, artwork and antiques. They also offer services, such as mobile phone and watch repairs.

Martial arts instructors teach martial arts like karate, jujitsu and judo.

Massage therapists manipulate clients' muscles and soft tissues, treat sports injuries and give help to people with health issues.

Maternity support workers help midwives care for women and their babies before, during and after childbirth.

Medical herbalists use plants and herbal remedies to help improve their clients' health and wellbeing.

Merchant Navy ratings support navigation, watchkeeping and engine room duties on board cargo and passenger ships.

Nursery workers help babies and children up to 5 years old to develop and learn in a safe and supportive setting.

Osteopaths massage, move and stretch clients' muscles and joints to improve wellbeing or help with a health issue.

Packers work in factories and warehouses, putting products into containers like boxes, crates and bottles to be sent out for delivery.

Production workers manufacture goods and parts in industries like food and drink, pharmaceuticals, battery technology and engineering.

Racehorse trainers run stables, manage staff, look after horses' training and welfare, and prepare them for races.

Reflexologists apply pressure to areas of the hands and feet (reflexes) to promote relaxation and wellbeing.

Residential support workers look after the physical and mental wellbeing of children and vulnerable adults in care.

Senior care workers provide physical and emotional support to individuals and supervise teams of care assistants.

Sports coaches teach sports skills to individuals and teams of all abilities.

Tour managers manage the travel arrangements of holidaymakers and business clients to make sure their trips run smoothly.

Wardrobe assistants help to make, find and look after clothes and costumes used in theatre, film and TV productions.

Wedding planners help couples organise their wedding.

Yoga teachers teach yoga as a form of exercise to increase fitness and wellbeing.

Zookeepers look after animals in zoos, safari parks and aquariums.