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5 steps to ace an informal interview

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Review your career practice

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Demonstrator | Kaiwhakaatu
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Demonstrators show and explain goods and services to potential customers, and promote new lines of products and services.
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.
Microbiologist | Kaimātai Koiora Mororiki
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Microbiologists study micro-organisms, such as bacteria, viruses and fungi, and the effects they have on plants, animals and humans. They also develop products from micro-organisms to benefit humans or the environment.
Finance | Pūtea

Finance, accounting and insurance may be for you if you are interested in:
- maths, statistics, and accounting, including budgeting and forecasting
- researching, analysing, interpreting information, and problem-solving
- helping people with their financial and insurance needs
- business and staff management.
Health and Safety Inspector | Kaimātai Hauora-Haumaru
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Health and safety inspectors assess workplaces and work activities to determine if employers are keeping workers and other people safe and healthy at work. They also educate people about health and safety, investigate accidents and lead prosecutions.
Personal Development Plan

Having a career action plan can help you to remain focused. It can help you assess where you are and monitor your progress.
Who am I and what am I good at?

To start to plan your career you need to know your interests, abilities, commitments and career goals.