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Pharmacists prepare, mix and dispense prescribed medicines. They also give patients advice about their medication and medical conditions.
Information technology (IT) managers plan and supervise computer and information technology services for organisations or technical teams.
Quantity surveyors manage finances for construction projects. They calculate budgets based on clients' requirements, and prepare detailed estimates to ensure budgets are sufficient for each stage of construction.
Legal executives help lawyers prepare and file legal documents, research and prepare cases, give legal advice and help with house sales.
Street/park cleaners sweep and clean streets, gutters, footpaths and other public areas such as parks and car parks.
Customs brokers and freight forwarders arrange the clearance (through customs) and collection of imported cargo, and the shipment of cargo for export.
Dentists study and treat diseases, injuries and problems of the mouth, teeth, gums and jaw. They also educate patients on how to avoid oral health problems.
Dispensing opticians interpret prescriptions from optometrists and ophthalmologists (eye specialists) for glasses or contact lenses, sell customers suitable frames and lens systems, and fit and assemble glasses.
Gynaecologists/obstetricians advise, diagnose and treat issues with the female reproductive system, and provide medical care for women before, during and after pregnancy.
Driving instructors teach people how to drive, and instruct experienced drivers how to advance their driving skills and road safety knowledge.