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Power up your future with a career in electrical or electronic engineering, whose applications span a host of diverse industries

Technical authors design, write and publish information, technical leaflets, safety manuals and other information.

Is telecoms your calling? If you’re thinking of a future career that involves you with technology at the cutting edge and where constant change is on the menu, why not connect with a fast-moving career in the telecoms industry?

The UK’s health and fitness industry is growing at an exponential rate and is currently worth more than £4 billion. This number is only set to increase year on year, with new fitness facilities opening all the time, backed up by innovative new trends and advances in technology. From social media to blogs, TV to apps and games, fitness truly is the mainstream. It’s estimated that one in every seven people in the UK is a gym member and, with that type of volume, the need for talented, qualified fitness professionals has never been greater …

A career in the charities sector offers a way to earn while also supporting a good cause

Working on- or offshore in the UK’s oil and gas industry is not for the faint-hearted – it’s a challenging prospect on many levels, but also well rewarded for those with the right skills, and with potential for a productive future

Find your perfect fit If you’re considering swapping your uniform for a tracksuit – or maybe even something in Lycra – there’s a variety of careers to choose from. From personal trainer to Pilates instructor, boot camp leader to basketball coach, the sport and fitness industry could offer the next step you’re seeking

The various sectors of the security industry offer a huge range of employment opportunities – none more so than close protection. Could CP be your calling?

Help to keep Britain running smoothly by directing your skills towards our vitally important utilities industry, covering gas, power, waste and water

In the current difficult economic climate, self-employment can seem like an attractive option. Quest looks at the challenges of going it alone …

Care work involves a variety of roles from administration, logistics and practical back-up support, to complex medical care.

In their quest to protect the working population, today’s health and safety professionals take a proactive, preventative approach to problems such as injury, accidents and equipment failure. Many who leave the Armed Forces are attracted to a career in this field – after all, the role is primarily about inspiring groups of people to take a disciplined approach to avoiding life-threatening and harmful situations, which means it can really suit them. Perhaps you have what it takes to join this important mission?