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• Tailors
  Tailors construct, alter, or repair items of clothing.
• Talk Show Hosts
  Announcers entertain and inform audiences on radio, TV, or in person at public events.
• Tamping Equipment Operators
  Paving equipment operators use machines to apply asphalt and concrete to roads.
• Tank Car, Truck, and Ship Loaders
  Tank car, truck, and ship loaders pump liquids from storage tanks to vehicles.
• Tapers
  Drywall finishers cover the joints between drywall panels using tape and cement.
• Taproom Attendants
  Bartenders prepare and serve drinks to customers in bars and restaurants.
• Tattoo Artists (Emerging)
  Tattoo artists design and create permanent works of art on human skin.
• Tax Advisors
  Tax preparers interview clients, review tax records, and fill out tax returns.
• Tax Examiners
  Tax examiners determine the amount of taxes owed.
• Tax Preparers
  Tax preparers interview clients, review tax records, and fill out tax returns.
• Taxi Dispatchers
  Dispatchers coordinate the movement of workers and motor vehicles.
• Taxi Drivers and Chauffeurs
  Taxi drivers and chauffeurs transport passengers to and from their homes, workplaces, and other locations.
• Teacher Aides
  Teacher aides provide teaching and clerical support for classroom teachers.
• Teacher Assistants
  Teacher aides provide teaching and clerical support for classroom teachers.
• Teachers, Adult and Vocational Education
  Adult and vocational education teachers teach basic education, self-improvement courses, or occupational training skills.
• Teachers, Elementary School
  Elementary school teachers work in public and private schools. They instruct children in grades one through six.
• Teachers, High School
  High school teachers teach specific subjects to students who are between 14 and 18 years old.
• Teachers, Physical Education
  Coaches teach and motivate players in individual and team sports. Scouts seek out top athletes for a team or sport.
• Teachers, Preschool and Kindergarten
  Preschool and kindergarten teachers help children explore their interests and develop their talents. They help children build self-esteem and learn how to behave with others.
• Teachers, Special Education
  Special education teachers work with children and youth who have a variety of disabilities.
• Teachers, University and College
  University and college teachers teach classes, conduct research, and write papers.
• Technical Support Specialists
  Computer support specialists help people solve problems with their computer hardware and software.
• Technical Writers
  Technical writers put scientific or technical information into language that is easy for others to understand.
• Telemarketers
  Telemarketers sell products, services, and memberships over the phone.
• Telephone Operators
  Telephone operators help people make phone calls.
• Telephone Repairers
  Communications equipment mechanics set up and maintain equipment that transmits signals to carry information.
• Telephone Salespeople
  Telemarketers sell products, services, and memberships over the phone.
• Telephone Solicitors
  Telemarketers sell products, services, and memberships over the phone.
• Television Repairers
  Home electronic repairers fix a variety of electronic equipment.
• Tellers
  Bank tellers help customers with their banking activities.
• Tennis Players
  Professional athletes compete in athletic events as members of a team or as individuals.
• Terra Cotta Roofers
  Roofers apply shingles and other materials to the roofs of buildings.
• Terrazzo Workers
  Cement masons place and finish the concrete for many types of construction jobs.
• Testers
  Quality control inspectors examine products to make sure they meet standards.
• Textile Machine Operators
  Textile machine operators run machines that make products from fibers.
• Theater Attendants
  Ticket takers collect tickets from those who attend entertainment events. Ushers help people locate their seats.
• Theater Directors
  Producers select plays or scripts, arrange financing, and make other production decisions. Directors interpret plays or scripts by directing the work of the cast and crew.
• Theoretical Mathematicians
  Mathematicians study and research numbers. They create new theories and try to solve problems with those theories.
• Therapeutic Recreation Specialists
  Recreational therapists plan and carry out treatments and activities for patients.
• Therapists
  Psychiatrists diagnose and treat people who have mental illnesses.
• Ticket Agents
  Reservation and ticket agents make and confirm reservations and sell travel tickets.
• Ticket Collectors
  Ticket takers collect tickets from those who attend entertainment events. Ushers help people locate their seats.
• Tile Setters
  Tile setters apply tile to floors, walls, ceilings, and countertops.
• Timber Cutters
  Loggers work in teams to build and repair roads, clear brush, cut and buck trees, and move logs to mills and shipyards.
• Timekeeping Clerks
  Payroll and timekeeping clerks check employee time records and issue paychecks.
• Tire Building Machine Operators
  Tire building machine operators run machines that make tires.
• Tire Repairers and Changers
  Tire repairers and changers fix and replace tires on motor vehicles.
• Title Examiners and Searchers
  Title examiners and searchers review records to verify the legal status of land.
• Tool and Die Makers
  Tool and die makers produce tools, dies, and special devices that enable machines to make products.
• Tool Grinders
  Tool grinders operate machines that shape or grind pieces of metal to specific sizes.
• Tool Maintenance Workers
  Tool grinders operate machines that shape or grind pieces of metal to specific sizes.
• Topographers
  Cartographers and photogrammetrists make maps of different areas.
• Tour Guides
  Tour guides develop and oversee activities for groups of tourists or visitors.
• Tower Operators
  Air traffic controllers coordinate air flights to make sure that pilots and passengers travel safely.
• Tower Operators - Crane and Tower Operators
  Crane and tower operators use machinery to lift and move heavy loads.
• Toxicologists
  Medical scientists conduct research to find causes of and treatments for disease.
• Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers
  Heavy truck drivers drive large trucks or tractor-trailers to transport goods and materials.
• Traffic Analysts
  Traffic technicians gather and analyze information about traffic conditions.
• Traffic Technicians
  Traffic technicians gather and analyze information about traffic conditions.
• Trailer Park Managers
  Property managers take care of the daily operation of properties. Some find, buy, and develop property.
• Train Conductors and Yardmasters
  Conductors coordinate and supervise rail travel of passengers and freight. Yardmasters move trains in yards and see that they come and go safely with the right cars attached.
• Train Engineers
  Locomotive engineers run trains that carry cargo and passengers.
• Train Yard Workers
  Railroad brake, signal, and switch operators take care of railroad tracks and equipment. They put rail cars together for the transport of passengers and freight.
• Training Managers
  Human resources managers plan and direct policies about employees.
• Training Specialists
  Employee training specialists plan and organize instructional activities.
• Tram Operators
  Subway operators drive commuter trains that run below city streets. Streetcar operators drive electric-powered trains that move on tracks set into streets.
• Transcriptionists
  Typists and word processors prepare documents and other print materials using computer software.
• Translators
  Interpreters and translators convert spoken or written words from one language into another.
• Transmission Technicians
  Automobile mechanics inspect, maintain, and repair cars and light trucks.
• Transportation Agents
  Transportation agents coordinate the movement of freight, mail, baggage, and passengers at airports.
• Transportation Inspectors
  Transportation inspectors enforce safety rules that protect people and cargo. They inspect equipment and services and investigate accidents.
• Transportation Managers
  Storage and transportation managers direct the pickup, transport, and storage of goods.
• Trash Collectors
  Trash collectors collect garbage and transport it to dumps or landfills.
• Travel Agents
  Travel agents plan trips and make travel arrangements for their clients.
• Travel Clerks
  Reservation and ticket agents make and confirm reservations and sell travel tickets.
• Travel Consultants
  Travel agents plan trips and make travel arrangements for their clients.
• Travel Guides
  Recreation guides organize and conduct hunting, fishing, rafting, or similar trips in scenic and wilderness areas.
• Treasurers
  Financial managers take care of the budgets and investments for companies.
• Tree Cutters
  Loggers work in teams to build and repair roads, clear brush, cut and buck trees, and move logs to mills and shipyards.
• Tree Trimmers
  Landscapers and groundskeepers plant and take care of flowers, lawns, shrubs, and trees.
• Trimmers
  Meat cutters convert animal carcasses into pieces of meat for sale to consumers.
• Trolley Operators
  Subway operators drive commuter trains that run below city streets. Streetcar operators drive electric-powered trains that move on tracks set into streets.
• Truck Drivers
  Heavy truck drivers drive large trucks or tractor-trailers to transport goods and materials.
• Truck Loaders
  Tank car, truck, and ship loaders pump liquids from storage tanks to vehicles.
• Truck Loaders and Unloaders
  Freight handlers move materials from one spot to another, such as into and out of trucks.
• Truck Mechanics
  Bus and truck mechanics maintain and repair diesel engines.
• TV Announcers
  Announcers entertain and inform audiences on radio, TV, or in person at public events.
• Typists and Word Processors
  Typists and word processors prepare documents and other print materials using computer software.

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