Job Descriptions

Assistant immigration officers check that people have the right to visit or stay in the UK.;

Conference and exhibition managers plan and run events like trade shows, conferences and exhibitions.;

Credit controllers help firms get the money they are owed from businesses and individuals.;

European Union (EU) officials work for institutions like the European Commission or the European Parliament.;

Hotel receptionists make guests feel welcome, manage new room bookings and reservations, and deal with requests from guests.;

Immigration officers make decisions on whether people have the right to visit or stay in the UK.;

Personal assistants carry out support tasks for individuals and managers including administration, diary management and event planning.;

Quality control assistants check that control systems and products meet recognised standards.;

Receptionists are the first point of contact for visitors to organisations.;

Recruitment consultants help employers find suitable staff, and match people to permanent and temporary jobs.;

Security Service personnel protect the UK against threats to national security.;

Telephonists, or switchboard operators, answer and connect calls and take messages.;

Trade union officials represent, train and advise union members, carry out research and develop policy.;

Agricultural contractors provide specialised, seasonal or temporary services to farmers.;

Beauty consultants sell beauty products and help customers choose which ones to buy.;

Nutritional therapists help people by giving advice on diet and nutrition.;

Economists advise government departments, businesses, banks and other organisations about the economy.;

Money advisers help people whose debts have become too large or difficult for them to handle.;

Pensions administrators handle the day-to-day running of pension schemes and life insurance policies.;

Pensions advisers help people to plan for financial security in retirement.;