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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.

Advertising and Marketing | Te Pānuitanga me te Whakatairanga

Advertising and marketing may be for you if you are interested in:

• researching, analysing and interpreting information
• planning and developing ideas for how to promote an organisation, products or services
• working with people, including the media and clients
• graphic design and using creative skills
• using communication skills, such as writing or presenting
• sales and customer service.

Environmental Scientist | Kaipūtaiao Ao Tūroa

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Environmental scientists study the environment and how plants, animals and other organisms are affected by it. They also study external influences, such as pollutants, and advise how to avoid or reduce harmful effects on the environment.

Librarian | Kaitiaki Pātaka Pukapuka

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Librarians develop, organise and manage library services such as collections of information, recreational resources and reader information services.

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Sales and Marketing Manager | Kaiwhakahaere Hokohoko

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Sales and marketing managers plan and direct the development, promotion and sale of an organisation's goods and services.

Food Technologist | Kaihangarau Kai

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Food technologists research, develop and improve food and drink products. They may also be involved in the processing, packaging, storage and safety of food to meet government and industry standards.

Forensic Scientist | Kaipūtaiao Taihara

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Forensic scientists apply scientific knowledge and skills to investigating crimes and helping the police find or eliminate crime suspects. They may also do research into developing or improving forensic techniques.

Epidemiologist

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Epidemiologists study the causes, transmission and distribution of diseases in population groups to inform public health programmes and prevent the spread of disease.