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Army Officer

Āpiha Ope Tauā

Army officers train army soldiers, manage field exercises and lead soldiers in combat, security operations, peacekeeping missions and disaster relief.

Job opportunities: Average

Training usually required: 1-2 years

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Army officers usually earn
$85K-$147K per year

Army officers can earn
$66K-$194K per year

Actuary

Kaitauwhiro Pūtea

Actuaries predict and assess the financial risks and impacts of future events. They work in areas such as insurance, superannuation and investment.

Job opportunities: Good

Training usually required: 5-8 years

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Trainee actuaries usually earn
$55K-$165K per year

Qualified actuaries with five years' experience usually earn
$140K-$180K per year

Emergency Management Officer

Āpiha Whakahaere Ohotata

Emergency management officers plan for and respond to emergencies such as earthquakes and weather events. They also train communities to prepare for disasters.

Job opportunities: Average

Training usually required: >1 year

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Emergency management officers with up to three years' experience usually earn
$66K-$79K per year

Emergency management officers with three or more years' experience usually earn
$79K-$95K per year

Signmaker

Kaihanga Tohu

Signmakers design, print and install signs in a range of materials, for indoor and outdoor use.

Job opportunities: Average

Training usually required: 4 years

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Creative industries

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Experienced signmakers usually earn
$49K-$70K per year

Anaesthetist

Kairehu

Anaesthetists give anaesthesia (gas or injections to prevent pain) during surgery and other procedures. They assess patients and resuscitate them if necessary.

Job opportunities: Good

Training usually required: 13 years

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Anaesthetists usually earn
$206K-$247K per year

Anaesthetists can earn
$185K-$268K per year

Hunter/Trapper

Kaikimi/Kaihopu Kararehe

Hunters and trappers shoot or trap animals to remove pests and control disease, and for food, fur, or research.

Job opportunities: Average

Primary industries

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Pay for hunters and trappers depends on the type of work they do and their experience.

Facilities Manager

Kaiwhakahaere Whakaurunga

Facilities managers co-ordinate the strategic and operational management of buildings and facilities to ensure they are safe, healthy, sustainable, productive and fit-for-purpose.