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Stonemason

Stonemasons cut and shape hard and soft stone blocks and masonry slabs for the construction and renovation of stone structures and monumental masonry. Stonemasons design, cut and carve monumental masonry such as memorial tablets and bases for statues, they cut and polish granite for use in construction such as for kitchen bench tops and bathroom vanity units. They may also repair and replace stonework on old buildings, churches and monuments.

Heavy Vehicle Motor Mechanic

Heavy Vehicle Motor Mechanics repair, maintain and test heavy vehicles, other engines and related mechanical components. These mechanics work with trucks, buses, bulldozers, tractors, drilling rigs and more.

While over 90% of the industry is male employees there are a growing number of women working in this field. Not only are they having a great time but they are also very successful.

Travel Agent

Travel Agents provide information, advice and booking services for people wishing to travel. There are a range of courses available to get into this field including through an Australian Apprenticeship. If you can speak more than one language and have travelled or intend to travel after school this type of work might suit you. You will also need good customer service skills.

 


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