Kaiwhakataetae Ngaio
Professional sportspeople take part in competitive national and international sports such as rugby, football, cricket, netball, golf, tennis and horse racing.
Pay for professional sportspeople varies depending on the sport, the individual's ability, and their performance.
Āpiha Hao Ika
Fishery officers gather information on all aspects of the fishing industry and enforce fisheries laws.
Fishery officers usually earn
$61K-$100K per year
Kaihaumanu Rēhia
Diversional and recreational therapists design and run recreation and leisure programmes to support and enhance people's total wellbeing.
Diversional and recreational therapists usually earn
$28-$35 per hour
Diversional and recreational therapists in managerial or leadership roles usually earn
$36-$50 per hour
Kaitahitahi Papa Rēhia/Huarahi
Street/park cleaners clean and maintain public areas such as streets, parks and buildings.
Street/park cleaners usually earn
$24-$26 per hour
Kaiwhakamau Taea
Tyre technicians remove, repair and fit tyres for all types of vehicles. They also advise customers on different types of tyres, and check and adjust vehicle wheel alignment.
Tyre technicians usually earn
$24-$26 per hour
Kaiwhakapaipai Uhinga Waka
Upholsterers make or repair the springs, padding, linings and covers of furniture.
Trainee upholsterers usually earn
$49K-$50K per year
Qualified upholsterers usually earn
$50K-$62K per year
Kaiwhakahaere Tari
Office managers are responsible for a range of tasks that make an office run smoothly, including administrative duties, staff supervision and financial work.
Office managers usually earn
$60K-$85K per year
Kairehu Ahumahi
Industrial spray painters prepare, paint, powder-coat or resurface industrial parts and machinery and other items used in homes, offices and industries.
Industrial spray painters usually earn
$49K-$62K per year
Kaikohi Nama
Debt collectors help businesses and individuals collect money or goods from people with overdue debts.
Debt collectors usually earn
$49K-$65K per year
Kaipānui Pouaka Whakaata
Television presenters introduce, present or host programmes on television.
Pay for television presenters varies depending on their profile, experience and responsibility.