Job Description:

Teachers of English Language and Literature teach t in schools, private education institutions, or universities. They are also involved in translation, linguistics, and cultural education, promoting communication and intercultural understanding. For employment in the public sector teachers should meet the ASEP selection procedures.

Studies in Greece:

Degree in English Language and Literature (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Post Graduate studies: EAP Patras, Other related institutions: Institute of Educational Policy (IEP), Ministry of Education, Religious Affairs and Sports.

Employability in Greece:

Moderate, due to a large number of graduates and limited positions in the public sector. However, there is demand in private education. In Europe: Moderate to high

Skills:

Creativity and pedagogy, cultural awareness, and patience.

Good computer skills.

Reference:

• https://www.enl.auth.gr/index_en.html

• https://en.enl.uoa.gr/

• https://www.eap.gr/en/teaching-english-as-a-foreign-international-language/

A kindergarten teacher works with children aged 4–6(early education and care). They teach early basic skills like numbers, letters, and shapes (literacy, numeracy), as well as help young children to develop social and emotional skills (such as building confidence on an early age) and enjoy learning and playing (through structured play and cooperation). In Greece, kindergarten lasts two years (ages 4–5 and 5–6). They also help children prepare for primary school.

Studies in Greece:

In Greece, kindergarten teachers have a degree in Early Childhood Education from a University. Other qualifications include foreign language studies and studies in Special Education.

Institutions:

Education in Greece is offered by public schools, private schools and Higher Vocational Training Institutes (SAEK).

Skills:

A kindergarten teacher needs soft skills such as communication, patience, creativity. They also need problem solving skills and basic computer skills.

Tools:

A kindergarten teacher uses visual aids, classroom management tools and storytelling aids and supplies, such as crayons, posters, puppets, musical instruments as well as educational board games and toys.

Employability in Greece:

Kindergarten teachers have a high employability in Greece.

References:

• https://www.auth.gr/en/school/nured-en/?tab=info

• https://ece.uth.gr/en/

• https://www.ecd.uoa.gr/en/?lang=en

• https://ptpe.edc.uoc.gr/en

• https://ecec.uniwa.gr/en/homepage/

• https://eylc.uoi.gr/en/

A physicist studies physics and helps create new technology and scientific knowledge. Physicists contribute to society through technological innovation, scientific discovery, and education. Their discoveries have led to modern technologies such as the transistor and the USB drive, as well as medical advances like MRI and radiotherapy.

Studies in Greece:

Undergraduate degrees and Postgraduate studies in areas like Medical Physics at the University of Patras, Advanced Physics at the University of Crete, or Environmental Physics at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.

There are also research opportunities at institutions like the NCSR Demokritos Institute of Nuclear and Particle Physics, the National Technical University of Athens, NKUA, AUTH, University of Ioannina, Hellenic Open University, University of Aegean, University of Crete, University of Patras.

Tools:

Lab equipment, from basic instruments to state-of-the-art equipment. These include glass beakers, lenses, heat lamps, magnets, or more sophisticated equipment, such as voltammeter, electroscope, potentiometer, telescopes, microscopes, electromagnets, etc.

Employability in Greece:

The employability in Greece is moderate but supported by steady opportunities. Most positions are found in research and academia. There are active research centers in astrophysics, theoretical physics, and experimental physics for postgraduate students and PhD candidates. The field is competitive but those with specialization and experience have good opportunities for career development.

References:

• https://www.physics.auth.gr

• https://www.ntua.gr/en/schools/item/9-school-of-applied-mathematical-and-physical-science

• https://semfe.ntua.gr/en/

Teachers are "professionals who facilitate learning, promote student development and well-being, and contribute to society through education"(UNESCO). They influence learning, motivation and social skills.

Studies in Greece:

School of Primary Education-AUTH

Department Of Pedagogy and Primary Education

National and Kapodistrian University of Athens

Department of Special Education-AUTH, NKUA.

Skills:

pedagogical design, classroom management,

communication skills, student's well being and socio- emotional support, patience.

Tools:

ICT (e-books, platforms, teleconferencing, designing lessons), realia

Employability in Greece:

Rather low for teachers under 30, which limits the renewal of teaching workforce. Also few teachers (0, 1%) leave the profession annually. In public schools teachers either sit the Supreme Council for Civil Personnel Selection exams (ASEP) or through Seniority list on the field.

References:

• www.primedu.uoa.gr/english.html

• eled.auth.gr

• https://pre.uth.gr/

• https://ptde.edc.uoc.gr/en/

Job Description:

Hairdressers groom, cut and style people's hair.

Studies in Greece: State or Private Vocational Training Institutes. Vocational Diplomas or Certifications depending on the schoo'ls program (EPAL-3 years, EPAS-2 years, SAEK-2 years). Practical training in workshops or salons.

Employability in Greece: High with growing demand for hair specialists.

Skills: being hardworking, creative, sociable

Tools: hairdressing tools and accessories

References:

• https://schools.dypa.gov.gr/eidikotites/technikos-kommotikis-technis/?utm_source=chatgpt.com

• https://gsvetlly.minedu.gov.gr/sxoles-anoteris-epaggelmatikis-katartisis-s-a-e-k/odigoi-katartisis-spoudon,

• https://8epal-thess.thess.sch.gr/?page_id=1842

• https://www.eoppep.gr/index.php/en/

An IT Manager plans and coordinates an organization’s information technology. They ensure networks, hardware and software operate safely. They manage technology projects. Impact: on productivity, innovation, digital transformation, cost efficiency

Studies in Greece:

Computer Science, Informatics, Information Systems, or IT Management at Universities such as:

National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (EKPA)

Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH)

University of Piraeus

Athens University of Economics and Business (AUEB)

University of Crete

Many also pursue Master’s degrees in: IT Management,

Cybersecurity, Data Science, Business Administration (MBA)

Institutions:

IT Managers work in technology related organizations such as tech firms, banks, retail, the public sector, hospitals, start-ups

Skills:

Problem-solving and analytical thinking

Leadership and team management

Strategic planning

Budget and resource management

Project management

Tools:

Cloud platforms, Cybersecurity tools, Database systems, Backup and recovery systems

Employability in Greece:

IT Manager employability is very high in Greece due to its rapid technological growth. Demand is strong in:

Large private companies, Banks, Telecommunications, Tech startups. Experienced professionals with postgraduate studies have many opportunities. Remote work also.

References:

• https://www.dept.aueb.gr/en/infotech-overview-en

• https://www.eap.gr/en/undergraduate/computer-science/

• https://www.uop.gr/en/department-informatics-and-telecommunications

• https://www.ict.ihu.gr/en/

Studies in Greece:

In Greece, there are three public Law Schools: the NKUA, the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH) and the Democritus University of Thrace (DUTH) in Komotini. There is also the Military School of Officers Corps (SSAS), for military legal advisors. After completing training, candidates must pass the Greek bar exams to become lawyer.

Candidates can study at a private college, but need a recognized foreign law degree, training, and to pass the Bar exams to become a lawyer.

Tools:

Law textbooks, citation manuals, case law databases,

References:

• https://law.auth.gr/

• https://www.law.uoa.gr/

• https://law.duth.gr/

• https://ssas.army.gr/

  
  

Job Description:

An internal medicine doctor diagnoses and treats adult illnesses, manages chronic diseases, performs check-ups, tests and provides preventive care

Studies in Greece:

National and Kapodistrian University(Athens), Aristotle University(Thessaloniki), University of Ioannina, University of Crete (Herakleion), Democritus University (Thrace), University of Thessaly, University of Patras, Medical School of SSAS- AUTH. Other educational institutions associated: Biomedical Research Institutes, public Health and Medical Organizations, Hellenic Cancer Society

Skills:

high sense of Responsibility and Ethics,, Mental and Physical endurance, Collaboration skills, Foreign languages (bibliography), Computer literacy

Tools:

Stethoscope, Sphygmomanometer, Ophthalmoscope, Reflex hammer, Medical charts

Employability in Greece:

In Greece, internists are in high demand, especially in public hospitals and clinics. Despite challenges in the public hospitals, internists have stable career opportunities because their skills are always needed.

References:

• https://school.med.uoa.gr/

• https://med.uoi.gr/en/

• https://med.duth.gr/

• https://www.med.auth.gr/en

An OS Designer (OS=Operating System) focuses on the interior design of a mobile phone, the application's icons style, and the design of its features. Whatever an individual sees on his phone's screen is an OS designer's business.

Studies in Greece:

Degree or MA in Informatics in more than 7 Universities in Greece, MSc in Information Systems- Democritus University of Thrace, private Colleges.

Skills: People who do this job use massive design and build tools and editing programs to test their OS concepts.

Tools: Digital modeling tools and Physical Modelling.

Employability in Europe: There's a high employability rate in Europe in technological and industrial companies, mostly in Germany and the Scandinavian countries.

Impact: Smartphones and computers run with smooth, fast animations and offer features which are customized for individual needs.

References:

• https://imt.cs.duth.gr/

• https://www.auth.gr/en/school/csd-en/

• https://dib.uth.gr/?lang=en

• https://cs.duth.gr/

• https://www.unipi.gr/en/department-of-informatics/

  
  

Studies in Greece

Faculty of Physical Education and Sport Science-AUTH: SPESS in Thessaloniki and Serres

PESS-National and Kapodistrian University of Athens,

DPESS-University of Thessaly (Trikala)

School of Physical Education and Sport Science-Democritus University of Thrace (Komotini)

Required Qualifications:

Bachelor’s Degree in Physical Education and Sport Science

Coaching or Fitness certifications, First Aid / CPR certification, Seminars, Specialization in: Sports coaching

Exercise physiology & rehabilitation, Adapted physical education, Sport psychology, Personal training

For schools: passing national teacher examinations

Employability in Greece

Medium to high, with demand in: Gyms and fitness facilities

Personal training, Sports clubs, Private and public education

Skills

Knowledge of anatomy & physiology

High level of physical fitness

Communication and coaching skills (client support)

Pedagogy

Basic first aid knowledge

References

• https://en.phed.uoa.gr/

• https://www.phed.auth.gr/

• https://www.pe.uth.gr/index.php

• https://www.phyed.duth.gr/us/

A Dermatologist is a medical doctor (Medicine studies last for 6 years and a Dermatology specialization 4–5 years) who specializes in the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of conditions affecting the skin, hair, nails and membranes. Common issues vary from acne, eczema and psoriasis to skin cancer.

Key responsibilities include: evaluating patients' medical history, medications, performing minor surgical procedures, consulting patients on skin care and treatment plans. Specializations in Dermatology may include Cosmetic Dermatology and Pediatric Dermatology. Dermatologists educate the public on sun protection and early signs of a skin malady.

Skills:

Communication skills, which are essential for building patient trust, Expert knowledge of pharmacology, Skilled use of specialized tools for minor surgical operations

Tools:

Dermatoscope, for detailed examination, Surgical Instruments, Equipment for treatments and cosmetic procedures, Microscope: essential for tissue samples (biopsies).

Hairdressers use various hairdressing and grooming techniques, advising clients on styles, according to their tastes. Impact: on appearance, grooming, self-confidence, hair hygiene, fashion industry & style, professional image

Studies in Greece:

A barber can easily study in Greece in many public (DIEK, PSAEK, EPAL) and private vocational schools (ISAEK).With EOPPEP (National Organisation for the Certification of Qualifications) certification, they can open their own barber shop and the qualification is recognized nationally

Skills:

Customer service, workplace hygiene and safety, basic knowledge of dermatology, and good use of hairdressing tools.

Tools:

Hair clippers, Combs, Hair dryer, Towels, Capes

Employability in Greece:

There is a significant number of hairdressers in Greece and there are jobs available in hairdressing salons.

References

https://www.eoppep.gr/index.php/en/

A volleyball coach trains and guides athletes in the sport of volleyball. They teach techniques in serving, passing and defending and help players develop fitness, motivation, discipline, sportsmanship and game strategies. Volleyball coaches work in schools, sports academies, or professional teams. They help young people to set goals, face challenges, and enjoy sports in a healthy and positive way.

Skills

A volleyball coach needs good communication and leadership skills. They must have good knowledge of game tactics. Other important skills are patience, teamwork, discipline, and problem-solving skills. Computer skills for match statistics and training programs are also useful.

Tools

Volleyballs, nets and court equipment, training cones and markers, whistle, fitness equipment, first-aid kit, tools for technique.

Employability in Greece

Medium to high, especially in sports clubs, private academies, schools and athletic programs. Opportunities increase for those with certifications or past experience.

References

•  Hellenic Volleyball Federation https://www.volleyball.gr/

A nurse provides professional nursing care to patients, monitoring their health, and assisting the medical team in their treatment. Their most important responsibilities are: Help in medical procedures and support the healthcare team. Keep patient records accurate and up to date. Follow hygiene, safety, and ethical rules.

Studies in Greece:

National and Kapodistrian University of Athens

University of Thessaly

University of Patras

University of West Attica

Employability in Greece:

Healthcare personnel data show that Greece has a low number of practising nurses per population compared with other EU countries. There are jobs for nurses in hospitals and care centres in Greece. The most recent employment rate in Greece is 69.3% for people aged 20-64. The most recent employment rate in Europe is 79.3% for people aged 20-64.

Skills:

Patient care and monitoring

Medical knowledge and clinical skills

Communication and teamwork

Problem-solving and critical thinking

Empathy

References:

• https://www.nurs.uoa.gr/

• https://www.ihu.gr/tmimata/nosileftikis

A firefighter is a trained professional who works in an emergency service. They also respond to fires, carry out rescue operations and assistance during floods and other natural disasters.

The Fire Service a) makes sure of the protection of citizens, property and the natural environment b) manages operations to respond to fires, floods, and other threats, using rescue resources and equipment c) oversees firefighting and rescue operations as part of the country’s civil protection framework. The mission of a volunteer firefighter is to protect the lives, property, and natural environment, within the responsibilities of the Fire Service.

Studies in Greece

Firefighter school - Ptolemaida, (PEPYD) Athens,

Academy of Civil Protection / Firefighting Training Schools

Regional Services of the Fire Service - Athens,

Departments with Firefighting Specialization.

In the Fire Service, since the early 1990s, the institution of the volunteer firefighter has been established.

Skills

Excellent physical and mental health

Ability to stay calm under pressure

Tools

Personal protective gear

Vehicles (Ships, Aircrafts)

Apparatuses (e.g. to locate individuals in emergency situations)

References

• https://www.fireservice.gr

• https://academy.fireservice.gr/index.php

A psychologist is a professional who supports people with mental, emotional, and behavioural problems. Psychologists may also work in schools or companies. Clinical psychologists deal with three areas: assessment (and diagnosis), treatment, and research.

Studies In Greece:

National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (NKUA / EKPA) – Athens

Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH)

Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences – Athens

University of Crete – Rethymno

University of Ioannina – Ioannina

University of Western Macedonia – Florina

Democritus University of Thrace – Didymoteicho

Skills:

Empathy, being able to understand how others feel.

Communication skills. Strong ethics. Critical thinking

Tools:

Online tools – video call apps; tests, reports, records.

Employability In Greece:

Moderate. However, psychologists with experience, a Master’s Degree, or who work in private practice often find better opportunities.

References:

• https://psy.uowm.gr/en/

• https://www.psy.auth.gr/

• https://www.psych.uoa.gr/

• https://psychology.panteion.gr/

• https://psy.duth.gr/en/home-en/

• https://counsellingcollective.net/clinical-psychology

A basketball player should have strong technical skills, excellent physical fitness and team strategies during games. They work with coaches and teammates to improve performance on the court. Impact: through their athletic ability, teamwork, and leadership, they elevate overall performance. They energize fans and inspire young athletes to reach their goals.

Studies in Greece:

Hellenic Basketball Federation,

OPAP Sports Academies support 80 amateur basketball academies in Greece, through training for young athletes up to age 13,

Antetokounmpo Academy (Athens) — A community‑based program offering basketball training, mentorship workshops and tournaments for young athletes aged 10–17,

Local club academies — Many Greek sports clubs run youth academies.

Skills:

Their role requires discipline, teamwork, quick decisions and the ability to perform under pressure, Dribbling, Ball Handling, Passing, Shooting, Rebounding (offensive and defensive).

Tools: training and protective gear, agility equipment — cones, ladders, and hurdles strength‑training and recovery tools, software to review performance and technique.

References

·         https://www.basket.gr/

·         https://stats.basket.gr/international-events

Studies in Greece:
Degree in Architecture. Institutions in Greece:

National Technical University of Athens,

Aristotle University of Thessaloniki,

Technical University of Crete -School of Architecture,

University of Ioannina-School of Engineering, Department of Archtecture

Democritus University of Thrace, School of Archtecture

Employability in Greece:
Moderate. Architects work in private offices and construction projects. Higher in Europe, especially for architects with good digital skills.

Skills:

Creative thinking and imagination.
Good drawing and design skills.
Problem-solving skills
Practical experience through internships.

References:

• https://architecture.web.auth.gr/en/home/

• https://www.arch.ntua.gr/?lang=en

• https://www.arch.tuc.gr/el/archi

• https://engineering.uoi.gr/en/department-of-architecture/

• https://arch.duth.gr/

A special education teacher supports students with special education needs by adapting instruction to their abilities. They design individualized learning programs and collaborate with parents and other professionals to ensure students inclusion and academic progress within the school environment.

Studies:

University Degree and Post Graduate studies (MA) together with practical training in schools. In Greece there are several programs offered by public universities (e.g., University of Thessaly or the University of the Aegean) and private educational providers. Topics include early intervention, autism, and neurodiversity.

Employability in Greece:

In Greece the employment rate for special educational teachers is high because public schools support students with special education needs. (in-class support teacher, special education units/classes, kindergartens, Unified Special Vocational Secondary Schools ('EN.E.Ε.G.YL'), Centers for Interdisciplinary Assessment, Counseling and Support('KE.D.A.S.Y'), homeschooling.

Skills:

Since there is high demand for specialized staff, special education teachers need good communication skills and to know how to adapt lessons to meet their students' needs.

They work together with parents and various professionals.

References:

• https://sed.uth.gr/en/

• https://www.auth.gr/division/nured-dpse/

• https://eled.auth.gr/eng/

• http://www.ecedu.upatras.gr

• https://www.uom.gr/en/metekpe

• https://pmseidikiagogi.ecd.uoa.gr/en/

Pediatrics is a medical field that focuses on the physical, mental, and social health of children, from birth to young adulthood. It includes preventing illnesses, diagnosing problems, and treating health conditions that affect children’s growth and development.

Studies in Greece:
Degree in Medicine, followed by specialization in Pediatrics of 4-5 years. Licence to practise medicine. Institutions: National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.

Employability in Greece:
Moderate to high. Pediatricians can work in hospitals, private clinics, or health centres.

Skills:

Love for working with children.
Patience and responsibility.
Good communication skills.
Ability to work under pressure.

References

• https://www.msc-pediatrics.gr/

• https://www.med.auth.gr/en/content/sector-child-health

• https://www.papageorgiou-hospital.gr/paidi/?lang=en

Chefs prepare food and create menus in restaurants, hotels, and other food places. Chefs focus on high quality, creativity, food safety and excellent cooking. Various prestigious awards recognize exceptional food in restaurants all over the world. For chefs in the food service industry, for instance, a Michelin star is a sign of success and professional growth.

Studies In Greece:

Studies in Culinary Arts or Professional Cooking at public or private schools. Institutions: Public and private Culinary Schools (e.g. vocational training institutes). SAEK (Culinary Arts Technician)

Employability in Greece:

Moderate to high, especially in tourism areas, hotels, and restaurants. In Europe food service and chefs are in demand.

Skills:

Creativity.

Ability to work in a team.

Work well under pressure.

Qualifications:

Diploma or certification in Culinary Arts.

Practical training or work experience in kitchens.

Knowledge of food hygiene and safety.

References:

• https://proson.eoppep.gr/en/qualifications/Details/1382

• https://iekthess.edu.gr

• https://1iek-volou.mag.sch.gr/?page_id=893

• https://www.sivitanidios.edu.gr/p/chef.html

Studies:

Degree in Physics, Mathematics, Geology or Environmental Sciences or M.D in Meteorology. Institutions in Greece: National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. University of the Aegean.

Employability in Greece:
Meteorologists can work in public services (National Meteorological Service), for the General Secretariat for Civil Protection, and in the media.

Employability rate in Europe:
Moderate to high, especially for specialists in climate and weather forecasting.

Skills:
Interest in weather, Science, nature and the environment.
Good computer and data analysis skills.
Ability to work under pressure, especially during extreme weather events.

References:

• https://geo.auth.gr/en/postgrad_en/postgrad_meteo_en/

• https://www.env.aegean.gr/en/

• https://edcm.edu.gr/el/

• https://edcm.edu.gr/el/

• https://crm.emy.gr/home

A civil engineer designs, builds, and maintains infrastructure such as buildings, roads, bridges, and public works. Civil engineers use science and engineering to build safe and useful structures. They support economic development, ensure that constructions are safe and environmentally friendly.

Studies in Greece:

School of Civil Engineering – Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH)

School of Civil Engineering – National Technical University of Athens (NTUA)

Department of Civil Engineering – University of Patras

Department of Civil Engineering – Democritus University of Thrace

Skills:

Problem-solving, mathematical skills, technical knowledge, project management, communication skills

Tools:

ICT (AutoCAD, design software, simulation tools), construction materials, surveying equipment

Employability in Greece:

Moderate to high. Demand depends on construction activity and public projects. Many civil engineers work in private companies or freelance. Opportunities increase with experience.

References:

• www.civil.auth.gr

• https://www.civil.ntua.gr/

• https://www.civil.upatras.gr/

• www.indeed.com/hire/job-description/civil-engineer

A journalist’s job is to gather, verify, and present information to the public. They report on current events, politics, culture, and society through various media such as newspapers, television, radio, and online platforms. Journalists are professionals who support democracy through accurate and ethical reporting. They play an important role in shaping public opinion and raising awareness. Journalists must remain objective and reliable in the information they share.

Studies in Greece:

School of Journalism and Mass Communications – Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH)

Department of Communication and Media Studies – National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (NKUA)

Department of Communication, Media and Culture – Panteion University

Private colleges offering degrees in Journalism and Media Studies

Skills

Critical thinking, communication skills, Time management

Tools:

ICT (news platforms, social media, digital editing tools, teleconferencing)

Employability in Greece:

Moderate, especially for young journalists. The field is competitive, with many working freelance or short-term contracts. Opportunities increase with experience and specialization (on digital media, investigative journalism).

References:

• www.jour.auth.gr

• www.media.uoa.gr

• https://www.panteion.gr/en/education/undergraduate-studies/

Tourism studies focus on the management and development of tourism and hospitality services. This field prepares students to work in areas such as hotels, travel agencies, airlines, and event management. Professionals in tourism are responsible for organizing travel experiences and customer satisfaction. Tourism is the most important type of industry in Greece’s economy, as it attracts millions of visitors every year.

Studies in Greece:

Department of Tourism Studies – University of Piraeus

Department of Tourism Management – University of West Attica

School of Tourism Education (ASTE) – Rhodes & Crete

Experimental Higher Vocational Training School of Tourism of Macedonia - Thessaloniki

Skills:

Communication skills, organization, customer service, foreign languages, problem-solving, cultural awareness.

Tools:

ICT (booking platforms, tourism management systems), communication tools, travel software, customer service systems.

Employability in Greece:

Huge demand, especially in summer. Many jobs are seasonal, but tourism offers plenty of  opportunities in hotels, agencies, and international companies in Greek islands and seaside resorts. Experience and language skills increase job opportunities.

References:

• https://ommt.ihu.gr/

• https://www.unipi.gr/en/deparment-tourism-studies/

• https://www.eap.gr/en/undergraduate/tourism-management/

• https://asterodos.edu.gr/en/home/

• https://astecrete.edu.gr/en/

• https://iekthess.edu.gr/

•  https://mintour.edu.gr/index.php/activities-educ

A judge is responsible for applying the law and making fair decisions in legal cases in accordance to the Constitution. They examine evidence, listen to arguments, and ensure that justice is served. Judges are professionals who resolve disputes and protect rights. They play a key role in society by ensuring fairness and equality.

Studies in Greece:

Law School – Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH)

Law School – NKUA

Law School – Democritus University of Thrace

National School of Judges (after completing a law degree and exams)

Skills:

Critical thinking, decision-making, strong knowledge of law, objectivity, responsibility, communication skills, integrity

Tools:

Legal databases, case law archives, official documents, ICT systems for legal research.

Employability in Greece:

Highly competitive. Candidates must pass difficult national exams to enter the judiciary. Judges have stable employment and relatively good salaries compared to other professions.

References:

• https://law.auth.gr/en/homepage/

• https://en.law.uoa.gr/

• https://law.duth.gr/

• www.esdi.gr (National School of Judges)

Veterinarians take care of animals and treat illnesses. They also help prevent diseases and advise animal owners.

Studies in Greece:

Degree in Veterinary Medicine from a university. Registration with the Geotechnical Chamber of Greece. Clinical practice (last year), practical training or internship.

Institutions in Greece

Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (The Faculty of Veterinary Medicine).

University of Thessaly (Faculty of Veterinary Science).

Employability in Greece:

Moderate to high. There are job opportunities in farms (livestock), food safety and inspection and the private sector (clinics).

Qualifications:

The curriculum includes studies in animal physiology, pathology and microbiology. Communication skills. Computer skills. Foreign Languages.

References:

• https://vet.auth.gr/en/studies/undergraduate-studies/

• https://www.vet.uth.gr/

• https://geotee.gr/

Job description:

A biologist studies living organisms such as humans, animals, plants, and microorganisms. They conduct research to understand how organisms interact with the environment. Biologists are professionals who contribute to fields like healthcare, environmental protection, and biotechnology.

Studies in Greece:

Department of Biology – Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH)

Department of Biology – National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (NKUA)

Department of Biology – University of Patras

Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics – Democritus University of Thrace

Skills:

Research skills, analytical thinking, problem-solving, laboratory skills

Tools:

Laboratory equipment, ICT (data analysis), scientific databases.

Employability in Greece:

Moderate. Opportunities exist in research, education, healthcare, and environmental organizations. Many positions require postgraduate studies.

References:

• www.bio.auth.gr

• www.biol.uoa.gr

• https://biology.upatras.gr/

• https://duth.gr/en/schools/mbg-en/

A diplomat represents their country abroad and works to maintain good relationships with countries all over the world. They deal with international issues such as politics, trade, peace, and cooperation. Diplomats promote their country’s interests through negotiation. They play an important role in maintaining peace and cooperation between nations.

Studies in Greece:

Department of International and European Studies – University of Piraeus

Department of International, European and Area Studies – Panteion University

Law School – Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH)

Law School – National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (NKUA)

Diplomatic Academy of the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs (after exams)

Skills:

Communication skills, negotiation skills, critical thinking, knowledge of international relations, foreign languages, adaptability.

Tools:

ICT (communication platforms, databases), official documents, reports, diplomatic communication systems.

Employability in Greece:

Entry requires success in difficult national exams. The number of positions is limited, but the profession offers stability, prestige, and opportunities to work abroad.

References:

• https://www.mfa.gr/en/staffing/diplomatic-service/

• https://www.panteion.gr

• https://en.law.uoa.gr/

• https://des-unipi.gr/en/master-in-international-and-european-studies/

• https://law.auth.gr/en/curriculum-overview-indicative/

  
  

A lifeguard keeps people safe at beaches, swimming pools, water parks. Lifeguards respond to emergencies on their watch.

Studies in Greece:

Certified Lifeguard Training Schools (recognized by the Greek state)offer diplomas accepted for obtaining a lifeguard licence in Greece.

You can apply for a lifeguard professional licence without participating in the examination process if you graduate the Department of Science of Physical Education and Sport Science of a Greek University or equivalent school abroad

or if have a qualification in aquatic sports.

Courses in First Aid and CPR (e.g. Hellenic Red Cross).

Skills:

Strong physical fitness, responsibility, quick decision-making, communication skills

Tools:

Rescue equipment (lifebuoys, rescue tubes), first aid kits, whistles, communication devices

Employability in Greece:

High demand, especially during the summer tourist season. Many lifeguards work seasonally. Greece, with its vast coastline has about 600 beaches with a Blue Flag status. According to 2021 official reports, 526 Blue Flag beaches had lifeguard coverage with more than 800 positions.

References:

• https://enak.gr/pool-lifeguard/?lang=en

• https://en.mitos.gov.gr/index.php/%CE%94%CE%94%3ALifeguard_licence

• https://www.gov.gr/en/upourgeia/upourgeio-nautilias-kai-nesiotikes-politikes/nautilias-kai-nesiotikes-politikes/adeia-nauagososte-aneu-exetaseon