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A publishing copy-editor/proofreader ensures that texts contain no factual, stylistic or grammatical errors before they go to press or are published online.

Produces specifications for, designs, develops, manufactures and modifies military and civil aircraft, aeronautical components and associated systems.

Takes responsibility for the safety and comfort of passengers on commercial aeroplanes.

An aid worker manages and develops emergency response programmes within designated geographical areas that have been subjected to war, natural disasters or other environmental or developmental problems.

Advises farmers, landowners and conservation organisations on business and technical solutions.

Presenters act as the public face (or voice) on television and radio programmes; they are responsible for introducing and interviewing guests, linking segements, and generally holding the show together.

A press photographer uses a variety of photographic equipment to take photographs for use on television or within magazines, journals and other publications.

Upholds law and order through the detection, prevention and investigation of crime.

Studies human history through the examination of excavated remains and artefacts.

A planning engineer works with a site manager to develop suitable construction methods and sequences for a project.

An antiques dealer buys and sells art and antiques.