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Arborist | Kaitiaki Rākau

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Arborists plant and remove trees, prune branches and treat disease.

Historian | Pouherenga Kōrero o-Mua

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Historians research, write and present information about events and people of the past and present. They may also teach history.

Interpreter | Kaiwhakawhiti Reo ā-Waha

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Interpreters convert what people say from one language into another.

Dairy Farmer | Kaiahuwhenua Miraka Kau

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Dairy farmers plan and manage milk production by cows, maintain pasture and monitor environmental impacts on farms.

Forensic Scientist | Kaipūtaiao Taihara

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Forensic scientists apply scientific knowledge and skills to investigate crimes and help the police find or eliminate crime suspects. They may research developing or improving forensic techniques.

Funeral Director/Embalmer | Kaihautū/Kaiwhakapaipai Tūpāpaku

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Funeral directors/embalmers organise and direct funerals, register deaths, and prepare human bodies for visits by families, and for burial or cremation.

Osteopath | Kaiwhakamaimoa Kōiwi

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Osteopaths diagnose muscular and skeletal injuries and treat them using manual techniques such as stretching, massage and manipulation.

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.

Architect | Kaihoahoa Whare

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Architects plan, design and advise on the construction and alteration of buildings and other structures.

Gardener | Kaitiaki Māra

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Gardeners plant and maintain lawns, trees, shrubs and flowers in public or private gardens and parks.