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What you can do with your tourism skills

Your tourism skills can be transferred to other jobs and industries. Here’s how.

Chemical Engineer | Mataaro Matū

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Chemical engineers design, develop and operate equipment and processes used to manufacture chemicals and products.

Accountant | Kaikaute Pūtea

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Accountants provide accounting services to companies, organisations and individuals. They prepare financial statements and forms, and advise clients on financial aspects of business.

Saw Doctor | Kaiwhakatika Kani

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Saw doctors set and adjust sawmill saws and repair, grind and sharpen hand, band and circular saws.

Wool Classer | Kaimāhiti Wūru

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Wool classers sort wool into categories. They ensure wool is clean, identified and documented for sale.

Lisa Jamieson, entomologist

Lisa Jamieson is an entomologist in the city.

Business Analyst | Kaitātari Pakihi

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Business analysts design or recommend solutions, such as computers or computer programs, to help organisations meet their goals.

Acupuncturist | Kaiwero Ngira Hauora

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Acupuncturists give general health advice and treat patients using therapies such as electronic and needle acupuncture, cupping, skin scraping (gua sha), the heating of acupuncture points (moxibustion) and tuina (massage).

Paramedic | Āpiha Whakaora

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Paramedics assess and treat people who are seriously ill or injured, and transport them to hospital if necessary.

Youth Worker | Kaimahi Taiohi

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Youth workers support young people to improve their health, education, training and employment opportunities.