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Holland’s theory

Careers are determined by an interaction between our personality and the environment in John Holland's Theory of Career Choice. We want jobs with people like us.

Concrete Worker | Kaimahi Raima

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Concrete workers make, pour, spread, finish, reinforce and cut concrete for construction projects such as buildings and footpaths.

Visual Merchandiser | Kaiwhakatū Taonga ā-Matapihi

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Visual merchandisers arrange goods and make displays in shops, shop windows and at events to attract the attention of customers.

The magic of myths

Myths and legends are a rich and relevant resource that can be utilised in many career development contexts, says Claire Stirling-Hawkins, practice leader and conference presenter.

Biotechnologist | Ringa Hangarau Koiora

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Biotechnologists use their knowledge of living things to develop new animal or plant products such as medicines and pest-resistant crops. 

Study and train at wānanga

Study at every tertiary level from certificate to degree at a wānanga for training grounded in kaupapa Māori me āhuatanga Māori.

Carpet Cleaner | Kaiwhakapai Whāriki

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Carpet cleaners clean carpets, floors and upholstery, and may dry and clean carpets after floods.

Food Technologist | Kaihangarau Kai

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Food technologists research, develop and improve food and drink products and their processing, packaging, storage and safety.

Health Care Assistant | Kaiāwhina Haumanu Hauora/Kaimahi Atawhai

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Health care assistants care for people in aged residential care, private homes, hospitals and disability support.

Auctioneer | Māngai Hokohoko

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Auctioneers take charge of public or private auctions. They sell goods, property or livestock on behalf of the owner to people offering the highest price.