Bacteriologist: An individual who studies bacteria, yes you read that correct Bacteria! Individuals need to study a Bachelor of Science Degree.
Check out FirstStep.me’s Get educated section for places to study a Bachelor of Science.
Cool website to see:
Jobs4U’s definition of a bacteriologist.
FirstStep.me’s example: Alfred Hershey, check out what Wikipedia have to say about him!

Biochemist: An individual involved with the study and workings of the chemistry of living organisms. Individuals need to study a Bachelor of Science.
Check out FirstStep.me’s Get educated section for places to study a Bachelor of Science.
Cool website to check out:
Magazine of the Biochemist Society, Biochemist e-volution.
FirstStep.me’s example: John E. Amoore, the man behind a theory about smell!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_E._Amoore

Cabin Attendant / Stewardess:Not just ‘chicken or beef’ – be an ambassador for your country.  Provide service in the sky to travellers from all over the world.

Cardiologist: Not quite Cupid! A doctor that specializes in the diseases and abnormalities of the heart. Study a Bachelor of Medicine and then specialize in cardiology.
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Cool websites to check out: Cardiology.org
FirstStep.me’s example: Jeremy Swan, an Irish Cardiologist who co-founded the Swan Ganz catheter.

Dentist: An individual who specializes in the health care of teeth and oral hygiene. This is a really impressive industry that a lot of people take for granted, as the world needs good doctors it too needs good dentists.
Check out FirstStep.me’s Get educated section for places to study dentistry.
Cool websites to check out: About.com has a cool breakdown on Dentistry.
FirstStep.me’s example: Steve Martin in Little Shop of Horrors playing the evil dentist!

Detective: Sherlock who?...Holmes, that’s who! Work as a detective involves the solving of crimes, but more specifically it deals with investigations into fraud accusations, theft and bribery. The work involved is not as exciting as most TV shows would have you think. There is a lot of research and administration to be done, as well as long tedious hours spent on ideas that may amount to nothing in the end.
Cool websites to check out: The United States Department of Labor and their breakdown of the Police and Detectives.
FirstStep.me’s example: The Youtube.com clip of the Sherlock Holmes movies starring Robert Downey Jr.

Economist: An Economist deals with issues such as tax, pollution, population and raising the standard of living amongst communities. This encompasses problem solving on a very large scale. Economists use their skills in two main areas, the private and public sector. Private sector: They provide strategic vision to companies and businesses in order to forecast and comment on economic fluctuations within the economy. This helps businesses make the most profitable decisions possible. Public sector: Here an Economist is directly or indirectly working for the government. They deal with issues such as poverty relief, taxation, food allocation and housing to the poor.
Check out FirstStep.me’s Get educated section for places to study economics.
Cool websites to check out: Economy Watch
www.economist.com (The Economist)
IOL.co.za on being a career as an Economist.
FirstStep.me’s example: Adam Smith, yip its that dude from Economics 1!

Editor: The deadline manager! An individual who is responsible for the content and submissions in a newspaper, magazine, etc. Study a degree or diploma in English or journalism.
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Cool websites to check out: About.com gives a breakdown on becoming a writer and an editor!
FirstStep.me’s example: John Jonah Jameson, Peter Parker’s boss at the Daily Bugle! Check out what Marvel Comics has to say on their character.