Job with J

  • Researches and reports news stories

  • Presides over court proceedings

  • Cleans and maintains buildings

  • Performs juggling tricks for entertainment

  • Medieval entertainer for royalty

  • Rides horses in races

  • Makes or sells jewelry

  • Supervises prisoners in a jail

  • Guards and monitors jail inmates

  • Builds wooden structures and furniture

  • Prepares fruit jams for sale

  • Finds candidates for job openings

  • Makes or sells jewelry

  • Prepares fruit or vegetable juices

  • Flies jet aircraft—definitely a real job.

  • Legal scholar/judge—recognized profession.

  • Performs jazz for a living—yes, a job!

  • Runs a jail—real correctional profession.

  • Local judicial officer—official public job.

  • Jelly maker

  • Interviews candidates; a real HR/recruiter job.

  • Skilled worker post-apprentice—valid job.

  • Title for a high court judge; valid profession.

  • Another name for a correctional officer.

  • Historical knight who jousted—old-time job!

  • Yes! Reporters who write news for media.

  • Works collecting junk/trash; a valid job.

  • Programmer who codes in Java; real job.

  • Old-fashioned term for jailer; still a job.

  • Flies jets professionally; a clear job.

  • Career/job advisor helps people find work.

  • A jeweler who crafts jewelry; valid job.

  • Runs a jackhammer on sites; construction job.

  • A musician who plays jazz for a living.

  • A pro athlete who competes in javelin.

  • Teaches Japanese; a clear teaching job.

  • Instructs judo students; real coaching job.

  • Writes jokes for shows; real writing job.

  • Makes jewelry; also called a jeweler.

  • Trains jaguars; an animal trainer job.

  • Makes jackets; a clothing maker job.

  • Explorer is a real job, often historical.

  • Translates Japanese; real professional role.

  • Assistant role exists; junior is a level.

  • Guides people through jungles; real job.

  • Real medical title; common in the UK.

  • Entry-level software developer; real job.

  • Means employment consultant; common in India.

  • Historical term for jailer; accepted.

  • Someone who makes jeans; uncommon but valid job.

  • Professional singer of jazz music—clear job.

  • Makes jars (glass or clay); uncommon but valid.

  • A type of animal trainer; rare but fits the job.

  • Jungle tour guide

  • Judo athlete; can be a professional career.

  • Slang for comedian; informal but acceptable.

  • Law/court enforcement role; generic but valid.

  • Works at a junkyard/salvage yard—clear job.

  • Common UK role at a Jobcentre office.

  • Real role helping people find jobs.

  • Informal term for a jet pilot.

  • Generic but real staff role in a jail.

  • Buys and sells junk/scrap for a living.

  • Makes jumpers (sweaters); clothing worker.

  • Real legal profession; plural is fine.

  • Informal way to say jet pilot/aviator.

  • Driver of jeeps, e.g., on safari tours.

  • Fashion designer specializing in jeans.

  • Designs denim jeans; fashion profession.

  • Colloquial job: a jackhammer operator.

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