Adult Character sign ups

[Professor Hermione Potter]

Auror: Works in Department of Magical Law Enforcement. Traditionally, Aurors have been the detectives who identify and hunt down dark witches and wizards; however, the Ministry has seen fit to phase out the use of Hit Wizards, and therefore Aurors now also serve the purpose of directly catching dark magic users. Although the use of Unforgiveable curses is not allowed to Aurors, almost any other means necessary to get the job done is granted. Aurors are also much like a police force and are responsible for guarding Azkaban. {3 Needed}

Improper Use of Magic Official: Works in Department of Magical Law Enforcement. Sends owls to those who use magic improperly, such as underage magic or magic used on Muggles. Keeps watch for magic in muggle areas and investigates incidents of possible exposure. Notifies Aurors in the event of a serious infraction. {5 Needed}

Accidental Magic Reversal Squad Wizard: Works in Department of Magical Mishaps. Accidental Magic Reversal Squad Wizards are highly trained in the use of countercurses, untransfigurations, dispelling charms, and other spells used in the reversal of magic. Their task is to reverse magic done by accident, which can be far more dangerous than one might think. {5 needed}

Obliviator: Works in Department of Magical Mishaps. Obliviators are one of the most heavily trained and disciplined groups of Ministry officers, with most of their training leading towards the mastery of a single spell; the Memory Charm, which they use to modify the memories of Muggles who see things they aren't supposed to. Obliviators occassionally work alone for smaller assignments, but more often than not, they work in squads numbering from two to over a dozen. {3 needed}

Muggle Relations Official: Works in the Department of Magical Mishaps. MROs act as liaisons for wizards that have muggle family members, orienting new muggleborns into the wizarding community along with their family. They also keep watch over the precarious balance that separates the wizarding world from that of the muggle world. {4 needed}

Dangerous Creatures Regulation Committee Wizard: The Dangerous Creatures Regulation Committee meets in the Magical Creatures floor of the Ministry; their job is to discuss how to deal with the containment of dangerous magical creatures such as dragons, Kelpies, and Acromantulae. Also in charge of regulating the transportation and trading of such dangerous creatures. Come up with protocols for dealing with such creatures. {5 needed}

Sentient Species Equality Boardmember: The Sentient Species Equality Board meets in the Magical Creatures floor of the Ministry; their job is to discuss how to deal with the multiple species of sentient creatures involved in the magical world. (Established by Hermione Potter after the last Dark War. Already established full rights for house elves.){6 Needed}


Floo Network Authority: A Floo Network Authority manages the nextwork of magically connected fireplaces that can be accessed by the use of Floo Powder. {6 Needed}

Broom Regulatory Control Official: A Broom Regulatory Control Official's job is to manage the quality, quantity, and liscensing of flying broomsticks. {6 needed}

Portkey Official: Portkey Officials manage the use and maintainence of objects magically endowed with the ability to transport wizards who touch them, known as Portkeys. Monitor for the creation of illegal portkeys not licensed through the Portkey office. {6 needed}

Apparition Test Coordinators: Apparition Test Coordinators are in charge of licensing adults that didn't pass their tests earlier or foreign wizards not yet licensed in England. {2 needed}

Quidditch League Official: Quidditch League Officials are in charge of their country's Quidditch competitions, and may take part in decisions involving international Quidditch as well. {5 needed}


Unspeakable: Unspeakables work in the Department of Mysteries, a place which only they are allowed regular access to. Inside the Department of Mysteries, some of the most ancient and powerful magics are studied, and many things known to the Unspeakables can never be mentioned outside of the Department of Mysteries.{1 needed}

Mediwizard: Mediwizards (or mediwitches) take care of those injured and need magical medical help. There are 4 floors with different specilizations for the different kinds of injuries that need qualified medical staff. {6 needed}


Magical Lawyer: Whether you work for the prosecution or the defense, these wizards and witches are an integral part of the judicial system arguing cases in front of the Wizengamot from issues ranging between fraud to serious crimes like murder or intentional exposure of the wizarding world. {2 needed}

Wand*Mart Employees: Wand*Mart is a fast-growing innovative store that incorporates both magical and muggle retailing to offer any wizard or witch one stop shopping. {6 needed}


Hogwarts Professor: Professors pass on their knowledge to the bright minds of the future at Trio's Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry {PM for application}

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If there is not a job above that suits you and you don't want to own a shop you can make up your own position. To do so, you need to submit the following:
1. Job Title
2. Job Description

Your job may or may not be approved, but you will be given a reason if it is denied.

[Frankie Page]

I would like to be a Muggle Relations Officer if I may.

[Kat Samuels]

I'd like to suggest a new job for Kat

Social Worker
Working closely in relation to the Muggle Relations Officials, but also in their own capacity, social workers provide therapeutic assistance to both muggleborn children as they learn about the wizarding world, and also wizards and witches that have faced or are facing adverse circumstances or trauma. This role is a healing position, but one of the mind moreso than the body, and requires extensive potions and charms knowledge.

[Harmony Lupin]

JOB SUGGESTION / CHANGE:

Potioneer
A potioneer, also known as a Potion-Brewer or Potion-Maker, is a witch or wizard who makes potions for a living. This could include working as a professional brewer, studying or inventing potions, or teaching potions as a subject at a wizarding school. - HP wiki

[Lilith Braeden]

Okay, how about this one?

Curse-Breaker

A Curse-Breaker is a profession at the wizard's bank Gringotts, in which a wizard or witch disables or counters curses in ancient tombs or other historical sites, in order to bring back gold to Gringotts. It is speculated that Curse-Breakers are almost the equivalent of Muggle archaeologists.

[tower]

Getting this out of the way for my new adult character:

Magical Lawyer: Whether you work for the prosecution or the defense, these wizards and witches are an integral part of the judicial system arguing cases in front of the Wizengamot from issues ranging between fraud to serious crimes like murder or intentional exposure of the wizarding world.

[Charlie Hamilton]

Could I please be an Auror?

Thankee kindly

[Eric Mitchell]

I'd prefer Curse Breaker so Eric and Lilith would work together, but if not could I be an Auror? Please and thank you. (If neither will work, I'll figure something else out.)