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Photographer
Take and edit photos of people, products, events or places.
Video editor
Cut and put together video clips, sound and music on a computer.
Graphic designer
Design logos, adverts, packaging and social media graphics on a computer.
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Teaching assistant
Help a teacher in class and support pupils with their work.
Retail assistant
Serve customers, work the till and fill shelves in a shop.Typical pay near you: £13.69 an hour
Soldier
Train and serve in the armed forces in combat or support roles.
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Videographer
Film videos with a camera for events, brands, TV or online.
Marketing executive
Plan marketing campaigns, write content and study customers.Typical pay near you: £23.72 an hour
Animator
Create animations and visual effects for games, films and adverts.
PR officer
Promote an organisation's image through press, media and social channels.Typical pay nationally: £18.46 an hour
Infantry soldier
Fight on foot with rifles, machine guns and mortars.
Fashion designer
Design clothes and accessories, from first sketch to finished sample.
Photo lab technician
Print, edit and develop photos using lab machines.
Surveyor
Measure land and sites and mark out boundaries and building lines.Typical pay nationally: £21.18 an hour
Science technician
Prepare experiments and lab equipment for school science lessons.
Art director
Lead the look of adverts, magazines and videos and guide designers.
Visual merchandiser
Design and build window and in-store displays for shops.
Writer
Write stories, books, poems, scripts or song lyrics.
AV technician
Set up and run sound, screens and cameras for events and meetings.
Desktop publisher
Lay out text and pictures on a computer for print and web.
Digital marketing executive
Help websites show up in Google searches and run online ads.Typical pay nationally: £25.65 an hour
Customer service adviser
Answer customer calls, emails and chats and sort out problems.Typical pay near you: £14.76 an hour
Receptionist
Greet visitors, answer the phone and book appointments at a front desk.Typical pay near you: £15.47 an hour
Meat processing operative
Cut, bone and trim meat, chicken or fish on a factory line.
Aircraft assembler
Fit and rivet wings, panels and parts on aircraft.
Post room operative
Sort, stamp and send letters and parcels in an office post room.
Clinical lead nurse
Lead nursing staff and check care meets standards in homes or wards.Typical pay nationally: £27.16 an hour
Librarian
Run a school or public library and help people find books.Typical pay nationally: £16.75 an hour
Car park attendant
Park cars, take payments and help drivers in a car park.
Nursery manager
Run a nursery, its staff and the care of young children.Typical pay near you: £28.20 an hourAbout photographer jobs near you
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