Strengths
We all have out own set of strengths. People who identify with this persona often have these strengths.
Communication
You are great at communicating by listening, explaining and finding the pleasure in sharing the knowledge you have.
Knowledge
You crave knowledge and love to use it in professional settings to help and teach others!
Literacy
Reading and writing come easily to you – a book, pen and paper could keep you entertained for hours!
Relationships
You’re a people kind of person, engaging and relating with others comes naturally to you
Careers to consider
- Academic
- Fire and Emergency Workers
- Insurance Agents
- Barrister
- Credit and Loans Officers
- Inspectors and Regulatory Officers
- Insurance Investigator & Loss Adjusters
- Conveyancers & Legal Executives
- Local Council Officer
- Insurance Money Market Statistical Clerks
- Court & Legal Clerks
- Economists
- Police
- Lawyer
- Finance Managers
- Education Aides
- Policy and Planning Managers
- Legal Secretary
- Education Management
- Solicitor
- Financial Dealers
- Gallery, Library & Museum Technicians
- Financial Investment Advisers and Managers
- Gallery, Museum, & Tour Guides
- Library Assistants
- Nurse Educators & Researchers
- Primary School Teachers
- School Principals
- Secondary School Teachers
- Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
- Training & Development Professionals
- Vocational Education Teachers
Kick-starting your career
Don’t know where to start? Check out these entry-level career paths you can start today!
- Click here to check out which subjects you should be taking in school based on your Career Quiz results.
- Gaining any work experience or internship is the best place to start for The Professional, why not try to get some work experience in your local council.
- Do you enjoy politics? Speak to the political parties about doing some volunteer work or even sign up to get paid to work at an election!
- Talk to your teachers from your high school and see if there is any volunteer work you can do in schools.
- If law is something you’re interested in, speak to some local law firms and get some work experience there.
NAIL YOUR INTERVIEW WITH THESE QUESTIONS
Got a job interview lined up? Check out the questions below and ask some during the interview:
- What information do I need to know a lot of?
- How would I be spending my time?
- What sort of setting would I be working in?
- What key strengths are you looking for?
So, what do you look for in a role?
Roles that will suit you best will include these elements:
- Sharing knowledge with others
- Reading and writing
- Teaching people
- Professional settings – for the profesh in you!
- Business services like education or law
- Knowledge expertise in a field you’re interested in
- Communication
THE PROFESSIONAL'S LIST OF IDEAL CAREERS
Find out more careers suited to the professional you are!
- Academic
- Bank Workers
- Barristers
- Conveyancers and Legal Executives
- Court and Legal Clerks
- Credit and Loans Officers
- Debt Collectors
- Economists
- Education Aides
- Education Management
- Finance Managers
- Financial Brokers
- Financial Dealers
- Financial Investment Advisers and Managers
- Fire and Emergency Workers
- Gallery, Library and Museum Technicians
- Gallery, Museum and Tour Guides
- Inspectors and Regulatory Officers
- Insurance Agents
- Insurance Investigators and Loss Adjusters
- Insurance Money Market Statistical Clerks
- Library Assistants
- Local Council Officer
- Nurse Educators and Researchers
- Police
- Policy and Planning Managers
- Primary School Teachers
- School Principals
- Secondary School Teachers
- Solicitors
- Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages
- Training and Development Professionals
- Vocational Education Teachers
Things That You Can Improve on
If only we could be good at everything! Here are a few areas where you could improve:
- Things that require skills in manual tasks related to construction – think tradie!
- Roles that require a high level of human interaction but for the benefit of selling a product or service rather then helping an individual
- Maths and science may not be a main strength – but you can definitely pick it up as a ‘professional’!
- Tasks that purely focus on the use of technology
- Jobs that are repetitive and administratively focused
- Seeking to improve the health and well-being of others including medical care and personal support
Don’t feel bad about the points above, you can always improve on this!
Inspiring people with this skill set
Stephen Hawking
Not only is Stephen Hawking a household name when it comes to ideas about general relativity, the time-space continuum, multiverse theory, and black holes, he was also an avid proponent of the fact that science, education and learning should be accessible to all.