Profession with H
Cuts and styles hair for clients as a paid job.
Tracks and kills animals for income or employment.
General repair worker doing paid odd jobs.
Professional athlete who plays ice hockey.
Studies and writes about history as a career.
Cleans and manages homes as regular paid work.
Licensed pilot paid to fly helicopters.
Teaches history in schools as a paid profession.
Specialist heart surgeon, highly trained doctor.
Computing expert breaking systems, often for pay.
Criminal contract killer; illegal but still an “occupation”.
Makes and sells hats; also called a milliner.
Welcomes and seats guests, e.g. in restaurants.
Runs daily operations of a hotel as a career.
Term for sex worker; historically also rugby player slang.
Teaches adolescents in high school; formal educator role.
Trains horses for riding, racing or work; equine specialist.
Leads and manages a school; top administrator post.
Uses hands for photo shoots and ads; niche modeling job.
Experts in garden plants and crops; plant science career.
Professional harp musician in orchestras or solo.
Covers many paid jobs in hospitals and clinics.
Same as hairstylist; salon-based beauty profession.
Owns or manages hotels; hospitality industry career.
Presents shows or greets guests; TV and events role.
Generic term for many hospital staff professions.
Makes and sells hats; classic millinery profession.
Handles animals, baggage or equipment as a paid job.
- Hypnotist
Domestic worker paid to clean and run a home.
- health care worker
Senior teacher in charge of a school, esp. UK.
Official who checks hygiene and safety standards.
Same as head teacher, UK school leader role.
Teacher focused on health education in schools.
Broad term for licensed health‑care occupations.
Old term for school head; still a profession.
Construction worker who builds houses for pay.
Manages hotel operations, staff and services.
Doctor specializing in blood diseases.
Front-desk worker greeting and checking in guests.
Professional in cultivating and improving plants.
Musician who plays the harp professionally.
Often dental hygienist, cleans and cares for teeth.
Recruiter specializing in finding top talent for firms.
University academic teaching and researching history.
- Home designer
Prepares and advises on medicinal or culinary herbs.
Informal for cardiologist, heart‑specialist doctor.
Domestic worker cleaning and managing a household.
Domestic worker hired to manage a home.
Looks after herds of animals as main occupation.
Athlete who plays handball professionally.
Tradesperson who paints houses and buildings.
Paid worker who cleans houses for clients.
Front-desk worker handling guests in a hotel.
Professional horseback rider, earns income competing or training.
Farm worker operating harvest machines or gathering crops.
Paid contract killer in crime fiction and real underworld.
Senior sports coach in charge of a whole team.
Servant role, historically a paid domestic worker.
Human Resources manager, leads HR department in firms.
Traditional unpaid home role, commonly treated as occupation.
Paid to stay in and care for someone’s house or pets.
Domestic worker paid to clean and maintain a household.
Manager responsible for recruiting and selecting staff.
Designs house plans and interiors, close to architecture.
Street or stand vendor selling hot dogs for a living.
Retail worker specializing in selling hats to customers.
Designer who creates hat styles, often in fashion.
Historical executioner; also puzzle host in word games.
Sells men’s clothing and accessories in a specialty shop.
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