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Cutters lay out and cut fabric to make clothing and soft furnishings.
How to prepare for your job interview so you know what to expect.
Buyers purchase goods to sell in warehouses, shops or department stores.
Textile process operators carry out a variety of tasks in the production of materials such as fabric, canvas, yarn and carpet.
Models display and promote clothes or other goods on television, online, in magazines and advertising, and on catwalks at fashion shows.
Going for an interview in New Zealand might differ a little or a lot from interviews in your home country. Check out our suggestions to help you prepare.
How you look for work in New Zealand may be quite different from what you are used to. This guide will help you through the process of looking for work and applying for jobs.
Chemical production operators perform a variety of tasks involved in producing toiletries or pharmaceutical products, including ointments, creams, aerosols, tablets, capsules, bandages and vaccines.
