Librarian - Related jobs
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Related jobs
- ArchivistArchivists appraise, organise, store and provide access to records and documents of long-term historical or research value. They also advise and help individuals and organisations with their archives.
- ConservatorConservators ensure the long-term preservation of art and artefacts by preventing their deterioration and repairing damage.
- CuratorCurators develop, maintain, research and exhibit collections for museums, art galleries and artists.
- Database AdministratorDatabase administrators design, build and maintain databases, which store data. They also monitor and repair databases to ensure they are always available for an organisation's use.
- HistorianHistorians research, write and present information about events and people of the past and present. They may also teach history.
- Library AssistantLibrary assistants carry out a variety of tasks needed to help run a library including organising material and helping library users.
- Primary School TeacherPrimary school teachers teach children between the ages of five and 13 at primary or intermediate schools.
- Records OfficerRecords officers organise and track documents and records for businesses and other organisations. This includes creating, retrieving and filing records such as correspondence and reports.
- Secondary School TeacherSecondary school teachers teach one or more curriculum subject areas to students of approximately 13 to 18 years of age at a secondary school.
- Systems AdministratorSystems administrators look after computer hardware (equipment), software (programs), computer networks (communication links between computers) and operating systems (programs that run computers).
- Systems AnalystSystems analysts research the systems and procedures an organisation uses, and decide if and how computer applications could be used to improve business efficiency and productivity.
- Technology TeacherTechnology teachers teach school students practical subjects such as food and nutrition, textiles and design, design and technology, graphics and design, electronics or information technology.
- Tertiary LecturerTertiary lecturers teach at universities, colleges of education, polytechnics, wānanga and other post-secondary education providers. They may carry out research to be published.
- Website AdministratorWebsite administrators set up and maintain the hardware and software required to run websites, and co-ordinate and maintain the creation of content.
Related industries
- EducationNew Zealand's government-funded (state) and private education system is divided into three main areas:
- early childhood education
- compulsory schooling, which is divided into primary and secondary schooling
- tertiary education.
These areas also include Maori medium education:
- kohanga reo (early childhood)
- kura kaupapa (primary and secondary)
- wananga (tertiary).
- Information and Communication TechnologyWork in information and communication technology (ICT) jobs may involve:
- developing computer programs and applications
- designing and maintaining websites and databases
- solving computer problems
- working with businesses to make sure their ICT systems suit their needs.
- Libraries and MuseumsLibraries and museums work may involve:
- collecting, organising and looking after library materials
- helping people research and access information
- collecting, organising, and storing items of cultural or historic value
- preserving and interpreting works of art
- creating displays of cultural materials for the public.
Updated
September 2009
