careers for Dyslexics

While dyslexics typically struggle with verbal information and expression, they also have abilities that allow them to thrive in certain jobs and careers.

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1. Musician

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Musician

Your Match?

A musician engages in the art of creating, performing, and interpreting music.

2. Actor

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Actor

Your Match?

An actor is a professional performer who portrays a character in a film, television show, play, or other form of entertainment.

3. Filmmaker

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Filmmaker

Your Match?

A filmmaker is someone who creates films, whether they are feature-length movies, short films, documentaries, or other forms of visual media.

4. Chemist

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Chemist

Your Match?

A chemist is a scientist who studies the composition, structure, properties, and behavior of matter.

5. Architect

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Architect

Your Match?

An architect is responsible for the design, planning, and supervision of the construction of buildings and other physical structures.

6. Urban Planner

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Urban Planner

Your Match?

An urban planner works to create and implement plans for the development of cities, towns, and other urban areas.

7. Carpenter

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Carpenter

Your Match?

A carpenter specializes in working with wood to construct, install, and repair structures and objects.

8. Landscaper

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Landscaper

Your Match?

A landscaper designs, creates, and maintains outdoor spaces such as gardens, lawns, and parks.

9. Photographer

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Photographer

Your Match?

A photographer is an artist who captures and creates images using a camera.