Jobs & Careers Tier List Maker
Thirty-six jobs and careers, from teacher and nurse to software engineer and astronaut — ready to rank by pay, stress, fun, prestige or real-world impact.
36 items · Updated October 2026 · Free, no sign-up
Item pool 36
Tip: drag items into tiers — or tap an item, then tap a tier. With a keyboard, focus an item and press 1–9 to send it to a tier, 0 for the pool, Delete to remove. Drop image files onto the pool to add pictures.
How to rank Jobs & Careers
- Pick one criterion: pay, satisfaction, stress or usefulness.
- Childhood-dream versus adult-reality lists are fun to compare.
- Consider training time and entry difficulty.
- Students can use it to explore career options.
Want a different angle? Rename any tier by clicking its label, recolour it with the swatch, or add tiers of your own. Every change saves automatically, and My lists keeps earlier versions.
New to tier lists? Read how to make a tier list and what S tier means.
What's in this template
Includes 36 common and dream jobs. Add your own with the box below the board.
- Teacher
- Doctor
- Nurse
- Software Engineer
- Firefighter
- Police Officer
- Chef
- Pilot
- Lawyer
- Accountant
- Electrician
- Plumber
- Architect
- Veterinarian
- Pharmacist
- Dentist
- Graphic Designer
- Journalist
- Farmer
- Mechanic
- Scientist
- Astronaut
- Professional Athlete
- Actor
- Musician
- Barista
- Retail Worker
- Delivery Driver
- Data Scientist
- Marketing Manager
- Social Media Manager
- Librarian
- Paramedic
- Construction Worker
- Game Developer
- YouTuber
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Can students use this for career planning?
Yes — rank by interest, then research the top tier.
Can I add my own job?
Type any job into the add box and press Add.
How do I share my Jobs & Careers tier list?
Press Export PNG to download a high-resolution image, or Share link to copy a link that opens your exact list for anyone.
Is this template free?
Yes — free, with no sign-up and no watermark. Your list saves automatically in your browser, so you can come back to it later.