Job Descriptions

Assistant directors support directors by organising and planning everything on TV or film sets.;

Camera operators record images for film, television, commercials and online.;

TV and film directors lead the creative and technical production for cinema and television.;

TV and film producers plan and manage the business side of creating television programmes and films.;

Production assistants support producers in making film or TV programmes.;

Production managers take care of the business, financial and recruitment side of film and television productions.;

TV and film runners work behind the scenes, doing small jobs and basic tasks to help productions run smoothly.;

Sound technicians are responsible for recording the voices and background noise on TV and film shoots.;

Arts administrators help to organise events and exhibitions, manage staff, and look after buildings like theatres or museums.;

Internal and external auditors check organisations' financial records and procedures to make sure they are accurate and efficient.;

Border Force officers protect UK border entry points like ports and airports, by enforcing immigration and customs regulations.;

Health records clerks keep people's medical records up to date.;

Import-export clerks ship goods to and from the UK by road, rail, air and sea.;

Payroll administrators make sure employees get paid the right amount on the right date.;

Sales administrators process sales orders and payments, arrange deliveries and offer after-sales support.;

Sports development officers organise projects and training to encourage people to take part in sport and have a healthier lifestyle.;

Supervisors manage teams of staff and organise their workload.;

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

Agricultural inspectors make sure animal welfare regulations are followed in farms and dairies.;

Animal care workers look after animals in places like kennels, rescue centres and sanctuaries.;