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What employability skills do rangatahi need to succeed?

Did you know there are some key employability skills that help rangatahi (young people) have a better chance of getting a foot in the door of a Māori business? Māori businesses clue us into the skills they need from our rangatahi.

Engaging with parents and community

Getting families and the community involved in their children's career education improves a school's standing within its community and helps improve student learning and achievement.

Pharmacist | Taka Rongoā

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Pharmacists prepare and dispense prescribed medicine, and discuss conditions and treatments with patients. They may carry out tests and vaccinations.

Electronics Engineer | Mataaro Tāhiko

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Electronics engineers design and oversee production of electronic equipment such as radios, televisions, computers, washing machines and telecommunication systems. They may also work in sales and technical support.

User Experience Designer | Kaihoahoa Wheako Whakamahi

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User experience (UX) designers design how products such as websites and apps look and work, based on users' needs.

Building Surveyor | Kairūri Whare

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Building surveyors inspect plans and building constructions to see if buildings are, or will be, built correctly. They may also issue certificates, write reports and help owners and potential buyers with construction problems and solutions.

Electrical Engineer | Mataaro Pūhiko

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Electrical engineers design, construct and manufacture electrical systems. They also maintain, operate and manage these systems.

Customs Broker/Freight Forwarder | Kaiwhakawhiti Taupare/Utanga

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Customs brokers and freight forwarders arrange the clearance (through customs) and collection of imported cargo, and the shipment of cargo for export.

Signmaker | Kaihanga Tohu

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Signmakers design, print and install signs in a range of materials, for indoor and outdoor use.