Sims 4: Careers expansion

Aside from the two new ones coming in the patch (business and athlete isn't it?), I think we should get an expansion with a whole bunch of new jobs for our sims, and (naturally) some new objects and hobbies for them. These are a few of the things I'd like to see introduced to the game in a pack!


(I thought Physics would be an okay alternative to biology since it doesn't deal with living organisms but if anybody here can suggest other things that could be antonyms I'm all ears!)
Possible Jobs/Careers

• Medicine (Doctor and Pharmacist branches)
• Education (teacher)
• Science (Biology and Physics branches?)
• Mathematician
• Engineering (Similar to inventor from TS3, except you can have sims "invent" things and draw up blueprints in their spare time)
• Firefighter
• Law Enforcement (Police Officer)
• Political
• Real Estate Agent
• Lawyer
• Architect
• Graphic Design
• Game Design
• Film (Actor and Filmmaker)
• Animator (Digital or Traditional branches?)
• Fashion Design
• Military (Army, Navy or Air Force branches if they ever do a 3 in one would be legitimately awesome!)

Possible Venues

• Aquarium
• Planetarium
• Studio (basically free workspace for any of the design/animation related careers with backdrops and equipment sims can rent/use if they don't have their own yet)
• Laboratory (similar idea to the studio, except sims get access to science labs and equipment and can work there if they're in the science career)
• Hospital (sims can work here if they're in the medical field or go to get a checkup, medicine and vitamins are sold at the pharmacy)
• Community Center (access to a community pool, gym with sports equipment to rent/use, and various skill classes sims can sign up for. Also as new skills are added in each ep, new classes will become available)

Other features

• After School clubs for kids - Related to skill building, and more clubs are added as more skills become available via expansion packs
• Volunteering - Available for all sims aged child-elder, sims can contribute to the community and sometimes gain rewards for it

Hobbies/Related Objects

• Photography - Take pictures of subjects with a digital camera and backdrop
• Yoga - Stretch and flex on the exercise mats
• Martial Arts - Also utilizes the exercise mats for certain drills, and the punching bag for kicking/punching drills. Like in WA, sims can advance in belt rank.
• Fencing - Not fences, swordplay! If you've ever seen the remake of the parent trap you'll probably know what I'm thinking of right away.
• Drafting Table - Similar to the one from Ambitions, except it would benefit any sims from the design related careers as they could draw up blueprints, storyboards, fashion designs, layouts (of rooms and stuff), comic panels and just plain sketches. A finished comic could be sold like a book.
• Sketchbook - A More portable version of the above
• Notebook/Journal - A cheap way for sims to improve their writing skill/write books, write journal/diary entries, letters, scripts/screenplays and shopping/wishlists.
• Game consoles - We have that VR machine but vintage sims will always enjoy the classics! Can be placed near or in front of a TV as in previous games. Sims can purchase new games (the console comes with a couple of random ones that can be stored in a game shelf that's sold separately) and even play their own if they belong to the game design career.
  
• That CPR dummy from TS22 will make a return as a career object for sims in medicine
• Whiteboard/chalkboard - For working out equations and diagrams (science and mathematicians benefit from this)
• The workbench from TS3 would make a return as an item for engineers to build mechanical stuff on

Other fun objects

• FOR KIDS Marble tracks - Can be built up and marbles can be raced.
• FOR KIDS Building blocks - Kind of like in TS3 where that had it's own activity table.
• Model kits - Sims can construct and paint a collectible model (cars, trains, ships, planes, robots, etc.) to put on display.

Decor Items

• LOTS of new decor items related to careers such as office clutter (binders, memo notepads), art studio clutter (paints, markers/pencils, canvass etc.), books (textbooks, writing pads, etc.), trophies/ribbons/pictures for your walls (achievement type things, etc.)