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  • ICT network architect

    Responsible for “development” and “operations”, DevOps engineers have both a cool job title and a dual responsibility: coding websites or apps, as well as deploying them and making sure they work properly.

  • Museum director

    A night at the museum is ok, but why not every night in your own museum!? Probably the dream of every museum director at one time or another, who otherwise busy themselves overseeing the management of the museum’s collections. They also manage the museum’s finances, employees and communications strategy.

  • Ethical hacker

    Experts in sneaking their way in and occasionally known as “pen-testers” or “white hats”, ethical hackers test company IT systems in order to improve their security. Sort of the Robin Hoods of the hacking world.

  • Payroll officer

    Money can’t buy you happiness, but it’s still nice to get paid at the end of the month... and making sure that happens seamlessly are payroll mangers, those responsible for overseeing the preparation and verification of company payrolls.

  • Executive assistant

    As administrative professionals, these are the individuals one or more company directors rely on. A key link between an organisation’s management and its workers, they establish positive and friendly relations in the face of multiple demanding challenges.

  • Secondary school teacher

    “Remember Mrs Parker teaching us guitar, or Mr Edwards throwing chalk at us?” Anyone who says their secondary school teachers didn’t leave a lasting impression on them... well, they’re probably lying! And you know what our teachers taught us about lying...

  • Art restorer

    Art restorers bring old and damaged works of art back to life. Whether it’s furniture, paintings, stained glass, sculptures, books, tapestries... restorers can specialise in a wide range of materials and techniques.

  • Psychologist

    As mental health professionals, psychologists listen and observe human behaviour in order to detect problems and treat them. Just like doctors, but without the stethoscope...

  • Geneticist

    “You’ve got your mother’s eyes and your father’s nose!” Ah, the famous family resemblance... which of us has never dreamed of unravelling the mysteries of our genetic makeup? This fascinating science studies the phenomena of heredity traits in living organisms.

  • User interface designer

    UI stands for user interface, but you already knew that! The mission of a UI designer is to come up with clear, pleasant and easy-to-read interfaces for websites and apps.

  • Accommodation manager

    From a small bed and breakfast to a 5-star hotel, accommodation managers are always a hotel manager’s right-hand. Being able to say to potential customers “sorry, we’re full” is an accommodation manager’s dream!

  • Member of parliament

    If you’re desperate to change the political direction of the country and want to have a say in setting the law, unless you become a dictator, you really only have one option: get elected to parliament.

  • Osteopath

    Sore back? Recurring headaches? Aching joints? As healthcare professionals, osteopaths manipulate our bones, muscles and joints to achieve wellbeing and relief.

  • Sommelier

    Whether in a gourmet restaurant or a big hotel, when it comes to choosing wine, champagne or spirits, sommeliers step out of the shadows from their cellar and reveal all their talents.

  • Food analyst

    Ever heard of the Yuka app? A quick scan of the barcodes on the food you eat will bring up a mountain of useful data – all the result of analyses carried out by skilled agrifood analysts to determine the quality of products intended for consumption.