Help students explore what working as a Museum Curator really involves with this practical UK careers lesson pack for ages 16+. This ready-to-use resource introduces learners to museum curating as a research-led career involving collections, exhibitions, interpretation, documentation and public engagement. The pack includes a 7-page Student Guide and a 4-page Teacher & Careers-Adviser Activity Pack, covering what museum curators actually do, skills and qualities needed, collections care and professional responsibilities, training and entry routes, working-life realities, suitability, related museum careers, a 30-day career exploration plan, and classroom activities and discussion tasks. Suitable for school-leavers, sixth form, FE learners and careers sessions. British English | UK-focused | Ages 16+ | Ready to print and use

Description: Help students explore what working as a Wood Carver really involves with this practical UK careers lesson pack for ages 16+. This ready-to-use resource introduces learners to wood carving as a practical creative craft career. Students explore the real working life behind the role, including tool use, materials, safety, design, patience, precision, training routes, portfolio building and self-employment. The pack includes a 7-page Student Guide and a 4-page Teacher & Careers-Adviser Activity Pack, covering: What wood carvers actually do Skills and qualities needed Tool safety and professional responsibilities Training and entry routes Working-life realities and self-employment Suitability reflection Related careers 30-day career exploration plan Classroom activities and discussion tasks Suitable for school-leavers, sixth form, FE learners and careers sessions. British English | UK-focused | Ages 16+ | Ready to print and use

Help students explore what working as a British Sign Language Teacher or Tutor really involves with this practical UK careers lesson pack for ages 16+. This ready-to-use resource introduces learners to BSL teaching and tutoring as a communication-focused education career. Students explore the day-to-day reality of the role, including lesson planning, visual communication, learner support, feedback, inclusion, Deaf awareness, professional boundaries and realistic working-life expectations. The pack includes a 7-page Student Guide and a 4-page Teacher & Careers-Adviser Activity Pack, covering training and entry routes, skills and personal qualities, professional responsibilities, suitability, related careers and a 30-day career exploration plan. Suitable for school-leavers, sixth form, FE learners and careers sessions. British English | UK-focused | Ages 16+ | Ready to print and use

Help students explore what working as a Games Tester really involves with this practical UK careers lesson pack for ages 16+. This ready-to-use resource introduces learners to games testing as a genuine quality-assurance role, rather than simply “playing games for a living”. Students explore the day-to-day reality of the job, including bug finding, repeated testing, clear reporting, teamwork, confidentiality, deadlines and professional behaviour. The pack includes: 7-page Student Guide 4-page Teacher & Careers-Adviser Activity Pack What games testers actually do Skills and qualities needed QA practice and professional responsibilities Training and entry routes Working-life realities and progression Suitability reflection Related careers 30-day career exploration plan Classroom activities and discussion tasks Suitable for school-leavers, sixth form, FE learners and careers sessions. British English | UK-focused | Ages 16+ | Ready to print and use

Zookeeper UK Careers Lesson Pack for ages 16+ Help students explore zookeeping as a practical UK animal-care career focused on welfare, observation, cleaning, feeding, enrichment, teamwork, safety and conservation awareness. This ready-to-use careers resource is designed for school-leavers, sixth-form, FE learners and careers groups. The pack includes a 7-page Student Guide and 4-page Teacher & Careers-Adviser Activity Pack covering: What zookeepers actually do Feeding, cleaning and enclosure care Animal welfare and enrichment Observation, behaviour and record-keeping Hygiene, safety and biosecurity Teamwork and communication Visitor-facing responsibilities Training routes, volunteering and practical experience How to compare routes into zoo and animal-care work Working-life realities, including weekends, holidays and early starts Physical demands and routine work Competition for zoo roles Related animal-care careers Welfare and safety scenarios Training-route comparison activities Student notes, research and reflection spaces A 30-day career exploration plan The resource presents zookeeping realistically, showing that the role involves far more than simply feeding animals. It places strong emphasis on routine care, welfare, cleanliness, observation, professional behaviour and gaining relevant experience. Ideal for careers education, PSHE, enrichment, tutor time, independent study, sixth form and FE careers sessions. The download contains: 7-page Student Guide PDF 4-page Teacher & Careers-Adviser Activity Pack PDF Suitable for ages 16+.

Tree Surgeon UK Careers Lesson Pack for ages 16+ Help students explore tree surgery as a practical outdoor UK career combining climbing, tree care, chainsaw work, teamwork, safety and environmental responsibility. This ready-to-use careers resource is designed for school-leavers, sixth-form, FE learners and careers groups. The pack includes a 7-page Student Guide and 4-page Teacher & Careers-Adviser Activity Pack covering: What tree surgeons actually do Tree inspection, pruning and controlled branch removal Climbing, ropes, harnesses and working at height Ground-team responsibilities Chainsaw and hand-tool use Site safety, risk awareness and teamwork Protecting the public, property and surrounding areas Physical demands and outdoor working conditions Training routes, practical courses and apprenticeships Comparing training providers and routes Employment and self-employment realities Equipment, travel, weather and site-access considerations Transferable skills and suitability Safety and teamwork scenarios Training-route comparison activities Student notes, research and reflection spaces A 30-day career exploration plan The resource presents tree surgery as skilled, safety-critical work rather than simply an adventurous outdoor job, with a strong emphasis on training, planning, teamwork and professional responsibility. Ideal for careers education, PSHE, enrichment, tutor time, independent study, sixth form and FE careers sessions. The download contains: 7-page Student Guide PDF 4-page Teacher & Careers-Adviser Activity Pack PDF Suitable for ages 16+.

Stonemason UK Careers Lesson Pack for ages 16+ Help students explore stonemasonry as a skilled UK practical career combining construction, restoration, heritage work, precision, traditional craft and safe tool use. This ready-to-use careers resource is designed for school-leavers, sixth-form, FE learners and careers groups. The pack includes a 7-page Student Guide and 4-page Teacher & Careers-Adviser Activity Pack covering: What stonemasons actually do Working with natural stone Measuring, marking, cutting and finishing Construction, restoration and heritage work Hand tools and powered tools Dust control, safe lifting and site safety Accuracy, patience and quality control Reading drawings and measurements Repairing and matching older stone Apprenticeships, employer training and specialist craft courses Comparing training routes Working-life realities Physical demands and site conditions Heritage and restoration opportunities Career progression and self-employment Craft and safety scenarios Training-route comparison activities Student notes, research and reflection spaces A 30-day career exploration plan The resource presents stonemasonry as a skilled craft requiring far more than physical strength. It emphasises accuracy, patience, safe working, material knowledge and pride in the finished result. Ideal for careers education, PSHE, enrichment, tutor time, independent study, sixth form and FE careers sessions. The download contains: 7-page Student Guide PDF 4-page Teacher & Careers-Adviser Activity Pack PDF Suitable for ages 16+.

Acupressure Practitioner UK Careers Lesson Pack for ages 16+ Help students explore acupressure as a hands-on UK complementary-therapy career focused on client care, pressure-point work, consent and professional boundaries. This ready-to-use careers resource is designed for school-leavers, sixth-form, FE learners and careers groups. The pack includes a 7-page Student Guide and 4-page Teacher & Careers-Adviser Activity Pack covering: What acupressure is and how the role works The difference between acupressure and acupuncture Why acupressure does not use needles Client consultation, consent and comfort Professional boundaries and confidentiality Pressure-point work and hands-on practical skills Contraindications and safe scope of practice Knowing when to refer or signpost for medical help Training routes and how to compare course quality Working-life realities and self-employment Room hire, insurance and building a client base Suitability checks and career decision-making Client-care scenarios and professional-response activities Training-provider comparison tasks Student notes, research and reflection spaces A 30-day career exploration plan The resource presents acupressure in a realistic and responsible way, with clear emphasis on consent, safety, professional limits and avoiding exaggerated health claims. Ideal for careers education, PSHE, enrichment, tutor time, independent study, sixth form and FE careers sessions. The download contains: 7-page Student Guide PDF 4-page Teacher & Careers-Adviser Activity Pack PDF Suitable for ages 16+.

Funeral Director UK Careers Lesson Pack for ages 16+ Help students explore funeral directing as a practical UK career combining compassion, organisation, responsibility and professional communication. This ready-to-use careers resource is designed for school-leavers, sixth-form, FE learners and careers groups. The pack includes a 7-page Student Guide and 4-page Teacher & Careers-Adviser Activity Pack covering: What funeral directors really do Supporting bereaved families professionally Funeral arrangements and practical responsibilities Funeral-day duties and coordination Confidentiality and professional boundaries Training routes and ways into the funeral sector Customer-service, administration and transferable skills Workplace learning and supervised experience Driving, on-call and weekend-working expectations Working-life realities and emotional demands Suitability checks and career decision-making Comparing current jobs and training routes Professional scenarios and decision-making activities Student notes, evidence and reflection spaces A 30-day career exploration plan The resource presents funeral directing in a respectful, realistic and age-appropriate way. It encourages students to look beyond the ceremonial side of the profession and consider the organisation, communication, accuracy, confidentiality and calm judgement required. Ideal for careers education, PSHE, enrichment, tutor time, independent study, sixth form and FE careers sessions. The download contains: 7-page Student Guide PDF 4-page Teacher & Careers-Adviser Activity Pack PDF Suitable for ages 16+.

Embalmer UK Careers Lesson Pack for ages 16+ Help students explore embalming as a specialist UK funeral-care career involving science, practical skill, professionalism and dignity. This ready-to-use careers resource is designed for school-leavers, sixth-form, FE learners and careers groups. The pack includes a 7-page Student Guide and 4-page Activity Pack covering: What embalmers really do Typical responsibilities and working environments Hygiene, presentation and professional standards Skills and personal qualities needed for the role The reality of working around death and bereavement Training routes and specialist embalming education Relevant experience and routes into the funeral sector Professional organisations and where to find current training information Pay, progression and related careers Funeral Director, Mortuary Technician and other related roles Suitability checks and career decision-making Research tasks and reflection activities Student notes and workspace sections The resource presents embalming in a respectful, realistic and age-appropriate way without unnecessary graphic detail. It encourages students to think carefully about whether they would be suited to a highly specialised practical career requiring maturity, attention to detail, confidentiality and emotional steadiness. Ideal for careers education, PSHE, enrichment, tutor time, independent study, sixth form and FE careers sessions. The download contains: 7-page Student Guide PDF 4-page Activity Pack PDF Suitable for ages 16+.

Dog Hydrotherapy UK Careers Lesson Pack for ages 16+ Help students explore dog hydrotherapy as a specialist UK career involving animal care, rehabilitation, water safety and practical training. This ready-to-use careers resource is designed for school-leavers, sixth-form, FE learners and careers groups. The pack includes a 7-page Student Guide and 4-page Activity Pack covering: What dog hydrotherapists really do Specialist training routes and practical skills Animal welfare and safe handling Water safety and professional boundaries Working in hydrotherapy and rehabilitation settings Self-employment and business reality Suitability checks and career decision-making A 30-day career exploration plan Hydrotherapy-journey sequencing activities Animal-welfare and safety scenarios Training-route comparison activities Student notes and reflection spaces The information is UK-focused and encourages students to compare real training routes, investigate professional expectations carefully and make evidence-based career decisions. Ideal for careers education, PSHE, enrichment, tutor time, independent study, sixth form and FE careers sessions. The download contains: 7-page Student Guide PDF 4-page Activity Pack PDF Suitable for ages 16+.

Animal Communication UK Careers Pack for ages 16+ Help students explore animal communication as a niche UK self-employment pathway based on intuitive or spiritual approaches to working with animals and their owners. This ready-to-use careers resource is designed for school-leavers, sixth-form, FE learners and careers groups. The pack includes a 7-page Student Guide and 4-page Activity Pack covering: What an Animal Communication Practitioner does Intuitive, spiritual and telepathic beliefs used in the field The difference between subjective impressions and established veterinary facts Ethics, client boundaries and responsible practice When veterinary or qualified behaviour support is needed Private training routes and what to check before paying Self-employment, marketing and income reality Career suitability and reflective decision-making Role-and-boundary activities Ethical client scenarios Training-provider comparison activities Student notes and reflection spaces The resource is carefully framed to encourage critical thinking, responsible practice and clear professional boundaries. It does not present animal communication as a replacement for veterinary care, diagnosis, treatment or qualified behaviour support. Ideal for careers education, PSHE, enrichment, tutor time, independent study, sixth form and FE careers sessions. The download contains: 7-page Student Guide PDF 4-page Activity Pack PDF Suitable for ages 16+.

Hypnotherapist UK Careers Lesson Pack for ages 16+ Help students explore hypnotherapy as a practical UK complementary-wellbeing career and self-employment pathway. This ready-to-use careers resource is designed for school-leavers, sixth-form, FE learners and careers groups. The pack includes a 7-page Student Guide and 4-page Activity Pack covering: What hypnotherapists really do Common reasons clients seek support, including smoking cessation Anxiety, stress, confidence, phobias and habit-change goals Relaxation, sleep, performance and wellbeing support Training routes and what to look for in a serious course Client consultation, consent and professional boundaries When referral to medical or psychological professionals is appropriate Ethical marketing and avoiding exaggerated claims Self-employment and income reality Past Life Regression as a specialist belief-based approach Suitability checks and career decision-making Client scenarios and ethical decision activities Training-provider comparison tasks Student notes and reflection spaces The resource encourages critical thinking, responsible practice and clear professional boundaries. Hypnotherapy is presented as a complementary service and not as a replacement for medical diagnosis, treatment, emergency care or qualified psychological support. Ideal for careers education, PSHE, enrichment, tutor time, independent study, sixth form and FE careers sessions. The download contains: 7-page Student Guide PDF 4-page Activity Pack PDF Suitable for ages 16+.

Craniosacral Therapy UK Careers Pack for ages 16+ Help students explore craniosacral therapy as a gentle-touch complementary-care career and self-employment pathway. This ready-to-use careers resource is designed for school-leavers, sixth-form, FE learners and careers groups. The pack includes a 7-page Student Guide and 4-page Activity Pack covering: What Craniosacral Therapy Practitioners do What a typical session may involve Light-touch practice and client comfort Training routes and what to look for in a serious course Anatomy, consent and professional boundaries Contraindications, cautions and referral Safeguarding and working with vulnerable clients Honest marketing and avoiding exaggerated health claims Self-employment and business reality Suitability checks and career decision-making Client-journey sequencing activities Safe-practice and consent scenarios Training-provider comparison tasks Student notes and reflection spaces The resource presents craniosacral therapy as a complementary practice and encourages clear consent, modest claims, appropriate referral and responsible self-employment. It does not present craniosacral therapy as a replacement for medical diagnosis, treatment, emergency care or appropriately qualified rehabilitation or mental-health support. Ideal for careers education, PSHE, enrichment, tutor time, independent study, sixth form and FE careers sessions. The download contains: 7-page Student Guide PDF 4-page Activity Pack PDF Suitable for ages 16+.

Hot Stone Massage UK Careers Pack for ages 16+ Help students explore hot stone massage as a practical complementary-therapy career and possible self-employment pathway. This ready-to-use careers resource is designed for school-leavers, sixth-form, FE learners and careers groups. The pack includes a 7-page Student Guide and 4-page Activity Pack covering: What a Hot Stone Massage Practitioner does How hot stone massage differs from standard massage Typical client sessions and treatment flow Training routes and course entry requirements Heat safety and temperature control Client consultation, informed consent and comfort Contraindications, cautions and referral Hygiene, equipment care and stone handling Professional boundaries and realistic claims Self-employment and business costs Career suitability and decision-making Client-journey sequencing activities Heat-safety scenarios Training-provider comparison tasks Student notes and reflection spaces The resource emphasises safe practice, careful heat management, consent and professional responsibility. It also encourages students to check whether prior massage training is required before taking specialist hot stone training. Ideal for careers education, PSHE, enrichment, tutor time, independent study, sixth form and FE careers sessions. The download contains: 7-page Student Guide PDF 4-page Activity Pack PDF Suitable for ages 16+.

Thai Massage UK Careers Pack for ages 16+ Help students explore Thai massage as a practical complementary-bodywork career and possible self-employment pathway. This ready-to-use careers resource is designed for school-leavers, sixth-form, FE learners and careers groups. The pack includes a 7-page Student Guide and 4-page Activity Pack covering: What a Thai Massage Practitioner does How Thai massage differs from couch-based massage Client consultation and informed consent Assisted stretching, compression and movement Safe body mechanics for the practitioner Contraindications, cautions and referral Adapting techniques to the individual client Professional boundaries and realistic claims Training routes and course entry requirements Supervised practical assessment Self-employment and business costs Career suitability and decision-making Client-journey sequencing activities Safety and referral scenarios Training-provider comparison tasks Student notes and reflection spaces The resource emphasises safe movement, consent, appropriate adaptation and professional responsibility. It also encourages students to check whether prior massage, anatomy or bodywork training is required before enrolling on a course. Ideal for careers education, PSHE, enrichment, tutor time, independent study, sixth form and FE careers sessions. The download contains: 7-page Student Guide PDF 4-page Activity Pack PDF Suitable for ages 16+.

Dog Grooming UK Careers Pack for ages 16+ Help students explore dog grooming as a practical UK career with no university degree required. This ready-to-use careers resource is designed for school-leavers, sixth-form, FE learners and careers groups. The pack includes a 7-page Student Guide and 4-page Activity Pack covering: What dog groomers really do College, apprenticeship and private training routes Animal welfare, safe handling and professional practice Grooming tools, practical skills and salon responsibilities Employed, mobile and self-employed working options Business costs and earning realities Suitability checks and career decision-making A 30-day career exploration plan Training-route comparison activities Animal-welfare and safety scenarios Student notes and reflection spaces The information is UK-focused and includes current guidance on training routes, apprenticeships and career expectations. Students are encouraged to compare real opportunities, investigate practical training carefully and make evidence-based career decisions. Ideal for careers education, PSHE, enrichment, tutor time, independent study, sixth form and FE careers sessions. Includes: 7-page Student Guide PDF 4-page Activity Pack PDF Protected preview pages Suitable for ages 16+.

Introduce students aged 16+ to the emerging career of a sound therapy practitioner with this UK-focused careers guide and printable activity pack. Part of The Career Nobody Told You About series, this resource explores professional routes into sound therapy, including practical training, singing bowls and gongs, sound-level safety, client consultation, informed consent, insurance and self-employment. Students will learn about: • What a sound therapy practitioner does • Individual sessions and group sound baths • Singing bowls, gongs, chimes and other instruments • The professional client journey • Consultation, screening and informed consent • Safe instrument placement, volume and session duration • Venue safety, accessibility and emergency planning • Training choices and observed practical assessment • How to investigate claims that a course is accredited • Insurance, record-keeping and professional boundaries • Honest advertising without unsupported medical claims • Employment, portfolio work and self-employment • Realistic equipment, venue and business costs The activity pack includes: • A session-journey sequencing activity • Sound-safety and professional-practice scenarios • A comparison of two real training courses • A course-recognition and insurance research task • An ethical-advertising challenge • A personal suitability and career-reality check • Career reflection and action planning • Ruled space for student notes and evidence The pack contains: • A seven-page Student Guide • A four-page printable Activity Pack • Clearly labelled writing and workspace sections Suitable for careers education, PSHE, tutor time, independent research, alternative provision and post-16 students exploring practical careers that do not require a university degree. Please note: sound therapy is presented as a complementary wellbeing service, not a replacement for medical or psychological care. Course titles and uses of the word “accredited” vary, so students are encouraged to verify training recognition, insurance acceptance and current professional requirements independently.

Introduce students aged 16+ to the career of an Indian head massage practitioner with this UK-focused careers guide and printable activity pack. Part of The Career Nobody Told You About series, this resource explores professional routes into Indian head massage, including practical training, client consultation, consent, safe and ethical practice, insurance and self-employment. Students will learn about: • What an Indian head massage practitioner does • The professional client journey • Consultation, informed consent and confidentiality • Safe positioning, pressure and professional boundaries • When treatment may need to be adapted, postponed or referred • Training standards and observed practical assessment • Insurance, voluntary registration and local licensing • Honest advertising without unsupported medical claims • Employment, mobile practice and self-employment • Realistic business costs and variable income The activity pack includes: • A client-journey sequencing activity • Consent and professional-safety scenarios • A real-course comparison and research task • An ethical-advertising challenge • A personal suitability and career-reality check • Career reflection and action planning • Ruled space for student notes and evidence The pack contains: • A seven-page Student Guide • A four-page printable Activity Pack • Clearly labelled writing and workspace sections Suitable for careers education, PSHE, tutor time, independent research, alternative provision and post-16 students exploring practical careers that do not require a university degree. Please note: Indian head massage is presented as a complementary wellbeing practice, not a replacement for medical diagnosis or treatment. Completing a short course does not automatically satisfy every insurer, professional body or voluntary registration standard.