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A choreographer creates and arranges movement and dancing in live, filmed, theatrical and televised musical productions.

A water engineer undertakes a wide range of technical and non-technical duties in their role of supplying, managing and maintaining clean water and sewerage/waste water services and preventing flood damage.

With 16 of the world’s top 20 biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies operating in Ireland, now is the ideal time to consider a career in this rapidly-growing sector. Companies and institutions in Ireland and around the world are investing more in research and development than ever before.

A landscape gardener designs, develops, maintains and remodels gardens and landscapes.

Performs (internal) financial and risk management audits and independent statutory (external) financial audits of commercial and public sector organisations.

Works with specialist equipment to examine patients’ eyes and diagnoses and prescribes treatment before referring patients to medical practitioners as necessary.

Crystallography is a branch of materials science that examines crystals, which can be found everywhere in nature, to generate knowledge that is used by chemists, physicists, biologists, and others, to make exciting new advances. With innovative new research underway in Ireland and abroad, this is an expanding and fascinating sector.

A financial adviser suggests ways in which clients can best manage their money.

A call centre manager oversees all aspects of the daily running of a call centre.

Helps individuals who are experiencing personal difficulties and explores ways of coping with or solving their problems.

Produces designs for communications that combine both written and visual elements according to agreed design briefs.

An arts agent operates and fronts the marketing and selling of an artist to enhance their career.