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Audiologist/Audiometrist

Kaimātai Ororongo/Kaimātau Ororongo

Audiologists and audiometrists study, identify, measure and treat hearing loss and ear disorders. They also provide aids and other listening devices to assist patients with hearing loss.

Job opportunities: Good

Training usually required: 2-5 years

Social and community services

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Audiologists usually earn
$50K-$120K per year

Audiometrists usually earn
$49K-$75K per year

Roading Construction Worker

Kaimahi Hanga Rori

Roading construction workers make surfaces such as roads, airport runways and driveways, and control traffic around road construction sites.

Job opportunities: Good

Construction and infrastructure

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Roading construction workers usually earn
$24 per hour

Roading leading hands and forepeople can earn up to
$85,000 a year.

Survey Technician

Kaihangarau Rūri Whenua

Survey technicians collect, record, and evaluate geographical information and prepare databases, maps, charts and plans.

Job opportunities: Good

Training usually required: 2 years

Construction and infrastructure

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New survey technicians usually earn
$49K-$55K per year

Experienced survey technicians usually earn
$60K-$80K per year

Watchmaker and Repairer

Kaihanga/Kaiwhakatika Karaka/Matawā

Watchmakers and repairers clean, repair and assemble mechanical or electronic timepieces such as watches and clocks.

Job opportunities: Poor

Training usually required: 4 years

Manufacturing and technology
Services industries

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Watchmakers usually earn
$49K-$55K per year

Watchmakers running their own business usually earn
$80K per year

Animal Care Attendant

Kaitiaki Kararehe

Animal care attendants care for, and clean up after animals in places like kennels, pet shops and animal shelters.

Job opportunities: Average

Social and community services
Services industries
Primary industries

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Animal care attendants usually earn
$24 per hour

Senior animal care attendants usually earn
$25-$26 per hour

Electrical Engineering Technician

Kaihangarau Take Pūhiko

Electrical engineering technicians interpret the designs and technical instructions of electrical engineers, then ensure they are accurately carried out. They also develop, install, test and maintain equipment that produces, transmits or uses power.