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Energy/​Carbon Auditor

Kaitātari Pūngao/​Waro

Energy/carbon auditors assess the amount of energy used and carbon produced by organisations. They also recommend ways to increase energy efficiency.

Job opportunities
Average
Training usually required
2-3 years
  • Construction and infrastructure
  • Services industries
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Energy/carbon auditors with up to five years' experience usually earn
$60K-$80K per year

Energy/carbon auditors with five or more years' experience usually earn
$80K-$200K per year

Diver

Kairukuruku

Commercial divers develop and maintain underwater structures and do research for scientists. Recreational divers teach scuba diving and may carry out marine searches and rescues.

Job opportunities
Average
Training usually required
<1 year
  • Construction and infrastructure
  • Services industries
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Recreational divers work full-time and usually earn
$48K-$49K per year

Commercial divers work on short-term contracts and usually earn
$350-$1200 per day

Brick and Blocklayer

Ringa Tiri Pereki/​Ringa Tiri Poraka

Brick and blocklayers lay bricks, concrete blocks and tiles to construct or repair buildings, walls, arches, chimneys or paved areas.

Job opportunities
Good
Training usually required
2-3 years
  • Construction and infrastructure
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Brick and blocklayers with up to five years' experience usually earn
$23-$25 per hour

Brick and blocklayers with over five years' experience usually earn
$25-$60 per hour

Personal Assistant

Kaiāwhina Whaiaro

Personal assistants provide administrative, clerical, secretarial and general support to managers and other professionals. They may also be responsible for financial planning, recruitment and staffing.

Job opportunities
Poor
  • Services industries
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Personal assistants can earn
$55K-$1100K per year

Film/​Television Camera Operator

Kaitango Whakaahua Whitiāhua/​Pouaka Whakaata

Film and television camera operators use digital and film cameras to record events and scenes for television, movies and videos.

Job opportunities
Poor
  • Creative industries
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New film/television camera operators usually earn
$30-$50 per hour

Experienced film/television camera operators usually earn
$64-$120 per hour

Media Producer

Kaihautū Pāpāho

Media producers plan and produce films, television programmes, theatre productions, music, digital content, radio shows, festivals and other artistic activities.

Job opportunities
Poor
  • Creative industries
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Pay rates for media producers vary as most are self-employed and work on short-term contracts.