Jobs for people who are interested in Professional Advising

A stock trader is someone who works for themselves or for a firm, buying and selling stocks.

Industrial organizational psychology is an area of psychology that focuses on studying people in their working environment.

A recruiter is someone who finds qualified, dedicated and invested candidates for a job vacancy, and works to meet the demands of both the employer and the employee.

A management consultant is someone who proposes ways to improve an organization's efficiency.

An occupational health specialist is someone who analyzes work environments and work procedures.

If you are an analytical thinker, have a knack for puzzle solving, are skilled at matching business problems to possible solutions, and get a kick out of technology, a career as a business analyst may be for you!

A funeral director (called a mortician or undertaker in the past) is someone who manages a funeral home and arranges the details of a funeral.

A logistician is someone who analyzes and coordinates an organization’s supply chain—the system that moves a product from supplier to consumer.

A money manager is someone who helps clients look after their investments and suggests ways in which to grow the investments so that the clients can reach their financial goals.

A cost estimator collects and analyzes data so as to estimate how much time, money, material, and labour it will take to either provide a service, manufacture a product, or construct a building.

A financial advisor is someone who gives financial advice to their clients.

A freight and cargo inspector inspects, manages and documents freight shipments and verifies that the contents are in compliance with local, national and international regulations.

A public relations specialist is someone who creates and maintains a favourable public image for their employer or client.

A securities and commodities broker is someone who connects buyers and sellers in financial markets.