Wayne Said:

List 3-5 different careers/occupations that you would recommend for the below person to research and consider?

We Answered:

1. Lawer or something in the law field.
2. Business person; starting her own business
3. History teacher (and maybe later college proffessor)

Bobby Said:

Where can I find a list of careers in Real Estate?

We Answered:

Well, are you affiliating with a broker? You can go to a broker's site - whoever sells in your area - and see what kind of careers they list on their site - appraisers etc are all good options. Stagers is another one....look around the sellers in your state and see what they are seeking to give you some guidance...

Tony Said:

Where can I find a reliable, comprehensive list of careers?

We Answered:

This is a good question and yes, it would be tough to do a 'Google' search for the information you're looking for.

Try out www.workfutures.bc.ca, www.jobfutures.ca, and the National Occupational Classification: www23.hrdc-drhc.gc.ca

These are all Canadian sites, as I'm not sure if you're Canadian or not. The economies are quite similar, though do note the financial information would be in CDN $.

If you need an American directory, feel free to message me at my website.

www.suncareerconsulting.com

Terrance Said:

A list of careers in the trade industry?

We Answered:

If by trade jobs you mean jobs that require an apprenticeship or traineeship, I have listed some of those below. If by trade jobs you mean manual labour jobs, those are also in the list.
electrician
builder
boil maker
mechanic (there are more than one type, eg. turner and fitter).
chef
various metalwork jobs
various woodwork jobs
dental nurse
hospitality worker
childcare worker
forestry
florist
assistant in nursing
spray painter
gardener
farmer
beauty therapist (apprenticeships are rare)
massage therapist (apprenticeships are rare also)
veterinary nurse
childcare worker
bricklayer
landscaper
painter
baker
butcher
cabinet maker

Here is a full list:
http://www.jet.org.au/app_indust.php

Arthur Said:

What are the most common careers for introverts? Is there a website where I could see a list of careers?

We Answered:

If you are really introverted, try working from home. This site has some great resources for that: http://www.wahm.com/

Micheal Said:

Can anybody give me a list of careers with animals that does not require medicinal training?

We Answered:

Maybe you could work at kennels or a cattery, or help out at local stables.

Leslie Said:

Does anyone know a list of careers that allow individuality?

We Answered:

Nursing. It is the olny career I know of where you can work in 1000 different areas and never get bored. The only real stipulation on dress is scrubs and the fact that you really shouldn't wear fake nails for purposes of infection control. But other than that it's the place to be and if you like science and you like people I would take a look. It also offers tremendous opportunity for travel and job security.