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• Environmental Consultant: Provides advice on environmental issues to organisations and companies.
• Environmental Consultant: Provides advice on environmental issues to organisations and companies.
• Environmental Scientist: Conducts research on environmental problems like pollution and climate change.
• Nature Conservation Officer: Works to protect and manage natural habitats.
• Cartographer: Creates maps and charts for various purposes.
• Urban Planner: Plans and manages urban development, including land use and infrastructure.
• Transport Planner: Manages transport networks and solves traffic-related issues.
• Landscape Architect: Designs and manages outdoor spaces, including parks and gardens.
• Risk Analyst: Identifies and assesses risks related to natural hazards and other environmental issues.
• Development Worker: Works in international development, often with a focus on environmental or social issues.
• Government/Local Government: Works in policy or analytical roles, or uses GIS skills in government agencies.

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Careers in History

• Historian: Researchers and scholars who study the past, conducting research, writing scholarly articles, and teaching at universities or colleges. 
• Historian: Researchers and scholars who study the past, conducting research, writing scholarly articles, and teaching at universities or colleges. 
• Archivist: Manage and preserve historical documents, records, and materials, ensuring their accessibility for research and public use. 
• Museum Curator: Acquire, care for, develop, display, and interpret collections of historical objects and artefacts. 
• Heritage Manager: Protect, manage, and interpret historic buildings, sites, and landscapes. 
• Archaeologist: Study past human societies through the excavation and analysis of artefacts and remains. 
• Genealogist: Trace family lineages and histories. 
• Librarian: Manage and organise information resources, including historical materials, for public and academic libraries. 
• Tour Guide: Provide guided tours of historical sites and landmarks, sharing knowledge about local history and culture. 
• University Lecturer: Teach and conduct research in higher education. 
• Conservator: Preserve and restore historical objects and artefacts. 
• Historical Consultant: Provide expertise on historical accuracy for film, television, gaming, or publishing. 

Careers using History skills

• Journalist/Reporter: Investigate and report on news stories, using research and analytical skills. 
• Lawyer: Analyse legal documents, present arguments, and conduct research. 
• Political Analyst: Research and analyse political events, political systems, and policy trends. 
• Civil Service: Work in government agencies, developing and implementing policies. 
• Researcher: Conduct research for academic institutions, government agencies, or private organisations. 
• Writer/Author: Write books, articles, or blogs on historical topics. 
• Teacher: Educate students in secondary and higher education. 
• Marketing/Communications: Develop and execute marketing strategies, including social media and public relations. 
• Public Sector: Work in think tanks, lobbying groups, or for elected officials. 
• Business: Apply analytical and communication skills in business management, finance, or consulting. 

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Learning Journey for Years 7-11

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Careers in Philosophy and Ethics

• Philosophy and Ethics Teacher: Teaching Philosophy and Ethics in schools, from primary to secondary levels, is a primary career path. 
• Chaplain: Providing spiritual guidance and support in various settings, including hospitals, schools, and universities. 
• Religious Leader: Serving as a pastor, priest, rabbi, or similar role within a religious community.
• Higher Education Lecturer: Teaching Philosophy and Ethics at universities or colleges. 
• Missionary: Working to spread religious beliefs and provide services in different cultures. 
• Campus Religious Coordinator: Organising and coordinating religious activities and programs on university campuses.

Careers using Philosophy and Ethics

• Social Worker/Counsellor: Philosophy and Ethics studies can provide valuable insights into human behaviour, ethics, and social issues, making graduates well-suited for social work and counselling roles. 
•  Journalist/Media Professional: The ability to analyse complex texts, understand different perspectives, and communicate effectively are valuable in journalism. 
• Human Rights Advocate/Victim's Advocate: Philosophy and Ethics can foster an understanding of ethical principles and human rights, making graduates well-equipped for these roles. 
• Historian/Archivist: Philosophy and Ethics involves a study of religious history and the development of various beliefs, skills that can be applied to historical research and archival work. 
• Legal Profession: Philosophy and Ethics graduates may find work in law firms, focusing on legal issues related to religion or religious institutions. 
• Community Development Worker: Philosophy and Ethics can provide a foundation for understanding communities and developing programs that address social needs. 
• Charity Fundraiser/Administrator: Philosophy and Ethics graduates can use their understanding of social issues and religious organisations to work in the charity sector. 

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