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Artistic Director | Kaihautū Toi
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Artistic directors plan and direct the activities of performing arts organisations such as theatre and dance companies, and arts activities at festivals and venues.
Solicitor | Rōia
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Solicitors give legal advice, prepare legal documents and study the details of legal arguments.
Maitre d’Hotel | Kaiwhakarite Hōtera
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Maitres d'hotel oversee the service of food and beverages to guests in restaurants and other eating places. They also check reservations, greet guests and supervise the waiting staff.
Concrete Worker | Kaimahi Raima
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Concrete workers make, pour, spread, finish, reinforce and cut concrete for construction projects such as buildings and footpaths.
Defence | Wawao

Working for one of the Defence Forces may be for you if you are interested in:
- working in an ordered and disciplined environment
- operating various weapons systems, vehicles and equipment
- travelling to different parts of the world and resolving problems and conflicts
- using communication and leadership skills
- keeping physically fit.
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.
Legal Executive | Āpiha Mahi Ture
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Legal executives help lawyers prepare and file legal documents, research and prepare cases, give legal advice and help with house sales.
New Zealand Certificate in Aeronautical Engineering (Applied Skills) (Level 4) with strands in Aeronautical Composites, Aeronautical Non Destructive Testing, Aircraft Mechanical, Aircraft Powerplant, Aircraft Structures, Armament, Avionic Electrical Repair, Avionic Instrument Repair, Avionic Radio Repair, Avionic Maintenance, and Rotorcraft
Course
- Te Pukenga - New Zealand Institute of Skills and Technology
Early Childhood Teacher | Kaiako Kōhungahunga
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Early childhood teachers educate and care for young children in kindergartens, kōhanga reo or childcare centres. Kōhanga reo kaiako also help children learn te reo Māori and tikanga Māori (culture and customs).
Languages | Reo

This industry may be for you if you are interested in:
- other societies and cultures
- how languages are used
- analysing and interpreting information, and problem solving
- working with others and using communication skills
- reading and research
- teaching.