CR41G

Totally sick of the dead end job i'm doing at the mo, any ideas for a change of career, i don't have any degree's just a 2 a levels.

serious suggestions please

SeanT

you're not exactly giving us much to go on here are you....

does anything interest you in particular?

what have you done before?

CR41G

Previous jobs : Bar supervisor/cellarman
Car Valeter
Admin assistant

Just want suggestions for any fiel of work really, i'm considering anything at the mo. Always wanted to work in the motor trade but when i did it put me right off it!! Would quite fancy bieng a photographer but where am i gonna get work like that!

Cam

become a drug dealer

CR41G

well done knobhead!

Cam

Get a Life. If you have to ask total strangers for career advice and give the scant info you posted what do you expect FFS?

motherhupit

Im in the same boat mate trying to find the job you want takes forever.

CR41G

CAM - was just asking for suggestions, not career advice!! i asked for serious responses and whats wrong with asking strangers when all i wanted is a list of occupations from which i might find something i fancy doing!

Da Booga

Hopefully something in this list that may take your fancy

A
Abbess
Abbot
Accountant
Actor
Actuary
Administrator
Agent
Agrarian
Agrologist
Agronomist
Air traffic controller
Airman
Alchemist
Alderman
Alewyfe
Almoner
Ambassador
Anesthesiologist
Analyst
Animal trainer
Antique dealer
Apiarist
Arbiter (also Arbitrator)
Arborist
Archbishop
Archer
Archaeologist
Architect
Archivist
Armourer
Art director
Artist
Assayer
Assessor
Astrologer
Astronaut
Astronomer
Astrophysicist
Athlete
Attorney at law
Auditor
Au pair
Author
Aviator

B
Background artist
Bacteriologist
Bagger
Bailiff
Baker
Balancemaker
Balloonist
Bandit
Banker
Barber
Bard
Bargeman
Barker
Bartender (also Barkeeper, Barman, Barmaid)
Basinbeater
Basket maker
Bather
Beader
Beadle
Beautician
Beekeeper
Beggar
Bellfounder
Bellmaker
Biologist
Bishop
Blacksmith
Boatman
Boatswain
Boatwright
Bodger
Bodyguard
Bonecarver
Bookbinder
Bookseller
Bowyer
Brewer
Bricker (also Brickbaker, Brickmaker)
Bricklayer
Broker
Bronzefounder
Brushbinder
Builder
Bureaucrat
Burglar
Business analyst
Busker
Butcher
Butler

C
Cab driver
Cabinet-maker
Caddy
Calligrapher
Cameraman
Canaller
Cannoneer
Capper
Captain
Cardinal
Cardiologist
Carpenter
Cartographer
Cartwright
Carver
Cellist
Censor
Chamberlain
Chancellor
Chandler (candles)
Chandler (provisions)
Chaplain
Chapman
Cheesemaker
Chemist
Chicken sexer
Chief of Police
Chimney-sweeper
Chiropodist
Choreographer
Civil engineer
Clarinettist
Cleaning staff
Clergymen
Clerk
Clockmaker
Clothier
Clown
Coach
Coachmaker
Coachman
Coast guard
Cobbler
Cofferer
Combmaker
Comedian
Compasssmith
Composer
Computer programmer
Conductor (music)
Conductor (transportation)
Confectioner
Conferencier
Constable
Construction worker
Consul
Consultant
Controller
Copyist
Cook
Cooper
Coppersmith
Copywriter
Cordwainer
Coroner
Corporate executive officer
Corporate librarian
Corrector
Correspondent
Cosmetologist
Cosmonaut
Courier
Court jester
Cowboy
Cowherd
Crafter
Crammer
Crier
Crofter
Crossbowyer
Cuillerer
Curator
Currier
Custodian
Customs officer
Cutler

D
Dancer
Delver
Dentist
Deputy
Designer
Detective
Dietician
Diplomat
Disc jockey
Dishwasher
Dispatcher
Distiller
Ditcher
Diver
Dock labourer
Documentalist
Dogcatcher
Doorman
Dramatist
Draper
Drayman
Dressmaker
Dressman
Driver
Drummer
Drycooper
Drywaller
Dustman
Dyer

E
Editor
Educationalist
Electrical engineer
Electrician
Embalmer
Embroiderer
Embryologist
Engine-driver
Engine fitter
Engineer
Engraver
Entertainer
Entomologist
Entrepreneur
Environmental scientist
Ethnologist
Ethologist
Etymologist
Evangelist
Examiner
Exchequer
Executioner
Executive
Executor
Exotic dancer
Explorer
Executioner
Estate Agent
Exterminator
Extra

F
Fabricshearer
Factory worker
Falconer
Farmer
Farrier
Fashion designer
Felmonger
Feltmaker
Fence
Ferryman
Financial analyst
Financier
Fire officer
Firefighter
Fishmonger
Fisherman
Fitter
Flautist
Fletcher
Flight attendant
Flight engineer
Flight technician
Flight instructor
Fluffer
Floor manager
Florist
Flutist
Footman
Forester
Fortuneteller
Fowler
Fraudster
Friar
Fruiterer
Furbisher
Furrier
Fuster

G
Game show host
Garbage collector
Garbler
Gardener
Gate-keeper
Gemcutter
Genealogist
General
Geographer
Geologist
Geometer
Geophysicist
Gigolo
Gladiator
Glazier
Glover
Goatherd
Gofer
Goldsmith
Gondolier
Governess
Government agent
Governor
Grammarian
Graphic artist
Gravedigger
Grenadier
Greengrocer
Grinder
Grocer
Groom (horses)
Groom (manservant)
Guard
Guide
Guitarist
Gunsmith
Gunstocker
Guru
Gynecologist

H
Haberdasher
Hairdesser
Harnessmaker
Harper
Hatter
Hawker
Hayward
Headmaster (also Headmistress)
Heaumer
Herald
Herbalist
Herder
Historian
Hornere
Hosier
Host (also Hostess)
Hotelier
House painter
Hunter
Hydraulic engineer
Hypnotist

I
Illuminator
Illusionist
Illustrator
Imam
Impersonator
Importer
Industrial designer
Industrialist
Inker
Innkeeper
Instrumentmaker (musical)
Instrumentmaker (scientific)
Instructor
Insurer
Intelligence officer
Interior designer
Internist
Interpreter
Interrogator
Inventor
Invigilator
Ironmonger

J
Jailer
Jeweler
Jockey
Joiner
Journalist
Judge
Juggler
Jurist

K
King
Knifegrinder
Knifesmith

L
Laboratory worker
Ladeler
Lady-in-waiting
Landlord (also Landlady)
Lanternmaker
Lauderer
Laundress (also Lavendar)
Law enforcement agent
Lawyer
Latener
Leadworker
Leatherer
Lecturer
Lens grinder
Librarian
Librettist
Lifeguard
Lighthouse-keeper
Light technician
Limner
Linesman
Linguist
Linkman
Loan officer
Locksmith
Loriner
Lord Chamberlain
Lorist
Lumberjack
Lyricist

M
Macer
Magistrate
Mailmaker
Mailman
Make-up artist
Manager
Manicurist (also Manicure)
Manservant
Manual therapist
Manufacturer
Marbler
Marine
Marketer
Market gardener
Marksman
Marshal
Martial artist
Mason
Masseur (also Masseuse)
Master of hounds
Matador
Mathematician
Matron
Mayor
Mechanic
Mechanician
Mediator
Medic
Mercenary
Mercer
Merchant
Mesmerist
Messenger
Meteorologist
Midwife
Milkman (also Milkmaid)
Miller
Miner
Mintmaster
Minister
Mirrorer
Missionary
Model
Molecatcher
Moldmaker (also Mouldmaker)
Moneychanger
Moneylender
Monk
Moonlighter
Mortician
Music director
Musician

N
Nailor
Nanny
Navigator
Needler
Négociant
Netmaker
Notary
Numerologist
Nun
Nurse
Nursemaid

O
Oboist
Obstetrician
Occupational therapist
Odontologist
Oilpresser
Operator
Ophthalmologist
Optician (also Optometrist)
Oracle
Organist
Organizer
Ornithologist
Orthodontist
Orthopaedist
Otorhinolaryngologist

P
Painter
Paleoseismologist
Paperer
Paramedic
Parchmenter
Pardoner
Pargeter
Parker
Park ranger
Party-leader
Pasteler
Pastor
Patent attorney
Patent clerk
Pathologist
Paviour (also Pavior)
Pawnbroker
Peddlar
Pediatrician
Pedologist (soil study)
Pedology (children study)
Pepperer
Percussionist
Pewterer
Pharmacist
Philanthropist
Philologist
Philosopher
Photographer
Physician
Physicist
Physiognomist
Physiologist
Physiotherapist
Pianist
Piano tuner
Pickler
Pickpocket
Pilot (shipping)
Pilot (see aviator)
Pinner
Plasterer
Playwright
Plumber
Poet
Police officer
Police inspector
Politician
Political scientist
Poll-taker
Pope
Porcilinist
Potter
Poulterer
Premier
Presenter
President
Press officer
Priest
Prime minister
Principal
Printer
Private detective
Proctologist
Procurator (also Proctor)
Producer
Professor
Programmer
Prostitute
Psychologist
Public relations officer
Publisher

Q
Quarreler
Quartermaster
Quivermaker
Queen

R
Rabbi
Race driver
Radiologist
Rat-catcher
Reader
Receptionist
Rector
Redsmith
Reeve
Referee
Registrar
Remedial Teacher
Reporter
Researcher
Retailer
Rivener
Ropemaker (also Roper)
Roofer

S
Sacker
Saddler
Sage
Sailmaker
Sailor
Salesperson (also Salesman, Saleswoman)
Saltboiler
Salter
Sapper
Sarariman
Saxophonist
Sawyer
Scabbardmaker
Scientist
Scout
Screenwriter
Scribe (also Scrivener)
Sculptor
Scythesmith
Seamstress
Secretary general
Secretary
Security guard
Senator
Servant
Sexologist
Sexton
Sheepshearer
Shepherd
Shaman
Sheriff
Shingler
Shipwright
Shoemaker
Shrimper
Siever
Signalman
Silversmith
Singer
Skinner
Slave
Slavedriver
Slaver
Smelter
Smith
Sniper
Social worker
Software engineer
soil scientist
Soldier
Solicitor
Sommelier
Sound technician
Special agent
Speech therapist
Spelunker
Spin doctor
Sponman
Spurrier (also Spurrer)
Spy
Stage designer
Steersman
Steward (also Stewardess)
Stock-breeder
Stockbroker
Stonecutter
Street artist
Street musician
Street vendor
Stringer
Stuffer
Stuntman
Surgeon
Surveyor
Swineherd
Swimmers
Swimming Coachs
Switchboard operator
Swordsmith
Systems designer
Systems analyst

T
Taikonaut
Tailor
Tallowchandler
Tanner
Tapicer (also Tapestrymaker, Tapester)
Tattooer
Taxidermist
Taxi-driver
Teacher
Technical engineer
Technician
Telegraphist (also Telegraph operator)
Telephone operator
Teller
Tentsman
Test developer
Thatcher
Theatre director
Theologian
Therapist
Thief
Thimbler
Thresher
Tiler
Tinker
Tinner
Tinsmith
Toolmaker
Torturer
Trademark attorney
Trader
Tradesman
Translator
Trapper
Treasurer
Troubador
Tumbler
Tuner
Turner
Tutor
Tyler
Typefounder

U
Umbrella repairer
Undertaker
Upholder
Upholsterer

V
Valet
Ventriloquist
Verger
Veterinarian
Vibrafonist
Victualler
Video-editor
Vintner
Violinist

W
Wagoner
Wainwright
Waiter (also Waitress)
Watchman
Weaponsmith
Weaver
Webmaster
Welder
Wet nurse
Wheelwright (also Wheeler)
Whitesmith
White-tawer
Window-dresser
Wine connoisseur
Wiredrawer
Wiremonger
Woodcarver
Wood-cutter
Woodturner
Wooler
Wrangler
Wireless operator
Writer

X
Xylophonist

Y

Z
Zookeeper
Zoologist

churchy

SeanT

try and read the long list posted by "Da Booga" without spitting ur tea out