| Jobs |
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| Licences |
| Trades |
| Professions |
| Government jobs |
| Category |
Holding a job in DemocracyCraft allows you to earn money in different ways. You can either earn money directly through your job or sell your goods and services to other players.
Many jobs require you to complete an exam at the University before you can access them.
You can quickly travel to the university by:
/university to warp directly./gps university to travel there.Job exams include questions from the wiki and test your knowledge of the rules and mechanics that are important for performing the role effectively.
Trades are basic jobs that generally require less experience and provide lower income compared to professions.
You can hold a maximum of two trades at a time. Taking another trade exam will replace one of your existing trades.
| Available Trades | |
|---|---|
| Brewer | Carpenter |
| Chef | Contractor |
| Designer | Farmer |
| Fisher | Journalist |
| Lumberjack | Miner |
| Hunter | |
Professions are specialised jobs that generally provide higher income than trades.
You can only hold one profession at a time. Taking another profession exam will replace your existing profession.
Government jobs are advanced roles that often require significant playtime, previous job experience, and an application through the forums.
Most government jobs also require communication through their department Discord servers.
Licenses grant players the ability to perform certain tasks, such as running advertisements in chat.
Some licenses are easier to obtain than others. Check each license page for specific requirements.
| Available Licenses |
|---|
| Accountant |
| Driver's |
| Entrepreneur's |
| Pharmacist |
| Pilot's |
| Developer |
Legal licenses are more advanced and require players to understand the DemocracyCraft legal system before participating.
Make sure to read the requirements and restrictions for each license to understand where and how you can practice law.