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  • School Relations Manager

    What’s the best way to attract recent graduates and make them want to join your company? Those are the questions that school relations managers grapple with on a daily basis.

  • Epidemiologist

    Very clever scientists who stop pandemics single-handedly! To understand diseases and how they spread throughout the population, we rely on the brains of epidemiologists.

  • Digital marketing specialist

    These days, we spend an average of two more hours online per day than just ten years ago. That’s why digital marketing specialists do all they can to attract our attention online and convert us into customers.

  • Import export manager

    Nowadays, with the globalisation of the world’s economies, import and export markets are increasingly complex. That’s why import/export managers are so important to make sure goods get to where they need to be.

  • Social services manager

    Highly versatile professionals, social services managers run the organisations that work to support vulnerable people in society, whether they’re medico-educational centres, specialised hostels, children’s homes or shelters for homeless people.

  • Butcher

    Artisans and sales people with expert knowledge and a good sense of communication, butchers are specialists in the meat they select and prepare for sale in retail environments.

  • Physical education vocational teacher

    The secret object of jealousy from all the other teachers in school because they get to walk around in a tracksuit all day, PE (physical education) teachers oversee their students’ sport and fitness learning and development.

  • Data protection officer

    The role of data protection officer represents an emerging career. They combine their IT and technical knowledge with legal and regulatory expertise.

  • Talent agent

    Music, art, theatre, publishing, sport... talent agents are specialists in specific industries, which they know like the back of their hand. Without them, most of the world’s biggest stars wouldn’t be where they are today.

  • Land planner

    New shopping centres, pedestrianised old towns, eco-districts, railway lines... you can’t deny it, if our cities are nice places to live, work and play, it’s because a town planner has been one step ahead of the curve!

  • Nanoengineer

    Want more resistant bulletproof vests? Add carbon nanotubes! That’s the job of a nanotechnology engineer, manipulating physical structures to bring about technological innovations.

  • Musician

    In a musician’s hands, an instrument can come to life. Perfectionists and creative types, a good musician only needs to play a few notes to reel us in, make us dream, dance, sing and cry.

  • Hospitality revenue manager

    Sometimes known as yield managers, revenue managers play around with pricing levels to try to sell as many tickets or services as possible.

  • IT Project Manager

    As digital and technological experts, IT project managers take the lead from the moment their colleague or customer first expresses their needs all the way through to the systems being introduced and signed off. Their typical projects generally include the following three stages.

  • Housing policy officer

    The right to housing is an inherent one, as mentioned in several international agreements and constitutions. And that’s exactly what housing officers are tasked with.