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This timeline shows how career theories have evolved over time.
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A waka without a paddle is like a person without direction.
The magic of myths online resource provides teachers, kaiako and career educators with tools and tips about using kōrero pūrākau or Māori myths and legends to connect with students about their future pathways. This resource can also help you share the magic of kōrero pūrākau with whānau, and help parents connect with their children about their future directions.
Tertiary lecturers teach at universities, Te Pūkenga, wānanga and other post-secondary education providers. They also carry out research and do administrative tasks.
Find out about Vocational Pathways and how it can help you plan your future career.
Find out where to look for scholarships for Māori learners.
Software developers create and maintain computer software, websites and software applications (apps).
Physiotherapists help people regain movement and function after they have been affected by an injury, disability or health condition. They also give advice on how to prevent injuries.