Post-War Career Headcanons for Harry Potter & His Generation
Harry Potter: Hogwarts DADA teacher + co-owner with Draco of a safehouse for orphans, abused & disowned kids
Hermione Granger: Investigative journalist for her own newspaper + prominent social activist
Draco Malfoy: Healer + co-owner with Harry of a safehouse for orphans, abused & disowned kids
Neville Longbottom: Hogwarts Herbology teacher after Sprout retires (canon)
Ginny Weasley: Holyhead Harpies Chaser + eventual Coach
Luna Lovegood: Magizoologist (canon)
Seamus Finnigan: Wandmaking assistant at Ollivander’s
Dean Thomas: Artist/shopkeeper
Angelina Johnson: Appleby Arrows Chaser
Padma Patil: Healer who pioneered the concept of “Mind Healing” (wizarding world therapy)
Parvati Patil: Editor of Witch Weekly
Lee Jordan: Professional Quidditch commentator
Dennis Creevey: Head of Ministry Muggle Liaison Office
Hannah Abbott: Healer; Hogwarts Matron after Pomfrey retires
Susan Bones: Minister for Magic
Justin Finch-Fletchley: Curse-Breaker
Cho Chang: Montrose Magpies Seeker
Terry Boot: Head of Ministry Dept of International Magical Co-operation
Anthony Goldstein: Hogwarts History of Magic teacher after Binns is sacked
Gregory Goyle: Social pariah who had to leave Britain after serving prison time to find work in some shady back-alley shop
Blaise Zabini: CEO of herbology business
Pansy Parkinson: Fashion designer
Daphne Greengrass: Head of Ministry Dept of Magical Artifacts
Astoria Greengrass: Poet + author of both magical and Muggle children’s books