A person trained to save people from drowning by supervising a beach or pool.

A written or printed statement expressing dissatisfaction or annoyance about something.

To become accustomed to a new situation or environment over time.

To stop working at a job, often voluntarily or when fired.

A supportive role in emergency situations, often providing medical assistance.

A professional who gathers and reports news stories for television, radio, or print media.

A person who tends to and cares for animals in a zoo.

The act of closely engaging with someone in a direct manner, often used to build relationships.

A document that provides proof of completion or achievement in a specific area of study or training.

To include or make someone or something a part of a whole.

A role that focuses on building structures, such as homes and commercial buildings.

An activity designed to improve one's cooking skills, often in a classroom setting.

To formally enroll in a class, program, or event that requires registration.

Activities aimed at improving skills through hands-on experience rather than theory alone.

A required payment, often for services or participation in an activity.

The act of being happy or pleased about something that has happened or is going to happen.

An animal known for its black and white coloring, often found in cold environments and is a flightless bird.

The means of communication that reach and influence a large audience, such as newspapers, television, and the internet.

To tolerate or endure something difficult or unpleasant without giving up.

A time frame indicating that a specific action or event has to happen before another action takes place.

An activity that involves building or assembling structures and is often related to their design and creation.

A feeling of tiredness or fatigue, often resulting from hard work or demanding activity.

A description of something that causes a strong feeling of distaste or aversion.

A person who installs and repairs water systems, including pipes and fixtures for buildings.

A person who creates artistic designs on surfaces such as walls or canvas, often using paint.

A person who collects and presents news for television or radio broadcasts, often reading scripted material.

A person who operates a camera for filming, often for movies or television.