Career Paths

Quantity surveyors specialize in managing both costs and contracts for large-scale projects

Opticians help fit people for eyeglasses and contact lenses according to prescriptions.

A management consultant offers advice and guidance to help a business or client thrive.

Personal assistants provide admin support to senior members of staff.

Curators oversee the collections of exhibits in museums and galleries.

Comedians write and perform routines designed to make people laugh.

TV presenters host television programs.

Lifeguards rescue swimmers, surfers and other water sports participants.

Correctional officers supervise, manage and control prisoners by enforcing rules and regulations.

Private flight attendants look after passengers of private jets.

Passenger service agents ensure passengers, and their luggage, get on the right flight.

Palaeontologists study the fossilised remains of animals, plants, bacteria and fungi.

Air traffic controllers are responsible for directing aircraft, both on the runway and in the sky.

Airline pilots fly and navigate commercial aircraft to destinations around the world.

A farmer is responsible for growing, caring for and selling various crops and animals.

Morticians guide families through the process of putting a loved one to rest after death.

Emirates cabin service assistants help passengers on flights and direct them during emergencies.

Music producers oversee the production of songs and entire musical albums.

Bakers are responsible for baking bread, pastries, pies and other baked goods to sell.

An editor edits and improves copy for publications, including books, newspapers and websites.

Servers serve customers at their tables in a restaurant.

Fashion designers sketch designs of clothing, footwear and accessories.