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Get ready to work in a digitally transformed world

Our future of work series explores how technology will transform your career. First up – artificial intelligence is changing the world of work, but you can thrive if you have the right skills.

Entertainment | Mahi Whakangahau

Entertainment may be for you if you are interested in:

• performing and entertaining people
• public speaking or interviewing people
• working behind the scenes to make film, television, radio, media or audio productions
• expressing ideas and developing concepts
• research, writing and communication
• using and maintaining technical equipment such as broadcast, lighting, film, recording, or computer editing equipment
• using planning and organisational skills.

Animal Care | Tiaki Kararehe

Animal care may be for you if you are interested in:

• cleaning, handling, caring for, training or grooming animals
• observing, diagnosing and treating sick animals
• giving advice on the care, well-being and behaviour of animals
• communicating and working with animal owners or other animal care professionals.

Infrastructure | Whakahaerenga Hanga

Infrastructure jobs may be for you if you are interested in:

• planning and designing large projects
• interpreting and following diagrams and plans
• using technical, mechanical or engineering skills
• using practical skills, including working with your hands, tools or heavy machinery.

Where to from school? ebook

Download our free ebook for secondary students moving into further study or work.

About the Key Information for Students

About the Key Information for Students.

Stevedore | Kaimahi Taunga Waka

Job

Stevedores operate a variety of heavy machinery to load, unload, tally and stow the cargo of a ship.

Career development – Year 7 and 8

Learn how teaching career management competencies helps Year 7 and 8 students manage their life, learning and work, and assists them with decisions at key transition points. Find out how all teachers can contribute to career development through a school-wide approach.