Paralegal Also called: legal assistant, property assistant, contracts assistant. Paralegals carry out research, prepare legal documents and give legal advice to clients. What you’ll do: You could work for many kinds of employer, including law firms, private companies, the not-for-profit-sector, local or central government, the police and the courts. You’ll usually specialise in one area...Read More
Economist What you will do: • Researching information from computer databases, websites, journals and newspapers • Monitoring past and present economic issues and trends • Creating mathematical models to predict future economic developments • Analysing statistics • Writing reports and presenting findings • Examining the effectiveness of current policies • Advising on the potential economic...Read More
Microbiologist With Coronavirus (COVID-19) in the world news right now, this week we are looking at the role of a Microbiologist. Microbiologists study micro-organisms like bacteria, viruses, fungi and algae. Average salary (a year) £27,146 Starter to £105,042 Experienced How to become a microbiologist You can get into this job through: a university course an apprenticeship...Read More
Occupational Therapist You’ll adapt treatment programmes to suit each client’s needs and lifestyle. Main employers are the NHS and local authority social services. Your work could include: teaching an older patient recovering from a stroke how to do things for themselves encouraging someone suffering with depression to take up a hobby or activity suggesting ways...Read More
