Rubber technologist
As a rubber technologist you will apply your knowledge of physics, chemistry and engineering to the process of converting raw rubber material into saleable products such as tyres and rubber bands.
Sailmaker
A Sailmaker’s main job is to make sails for the sailing industry. These days, sailing has become extremely high-tech so that means sail making has had to keep up with the times. Sail design & sail making involves high tech machinery and skill.
Seismologist
A Seismologist is a scientist. They study the internal physical characteristics of the earth. In most cases, they specialise in studying earthquakes! – This career may rock your world.
Small Engine Mechanic
Small Engine Mechanics are responsible for the service, maintenance and repairing of small engines.
Snake Milker
A Snake Milker is trained to remove (milk) the venom from various, poisonous snakes like mambas, cobras and pythons. This is a very dangerous procedure because at any one time, the snake may move and escape leaving the Snake Milker in danger of being bitten.
Speech Therapist
A Speech Therapist helps people (young and old) with speech and language disorders. Speech Therapists often work with children who develop speech impediments (problems) like lisping and stuttering as well as helping people who have suffered from strokes or brain damage.
Structural Engineer
A Structural Engineer is a kind of Civil Engineer and has a very responsible job. They are the experts on the design and monitoring of anything that supports or carries a load. They are the person who makes sure a building / structure is completely safe and does not fall down!
Surgeon
A Surgeon is a doctor who specialises in performing surgery to prevent the spread of disease, to correct deformities, to repair injuries and to improve body functions. Patients are referred by general practitioners and specialists.
Telecommunications Engineer
A Telecommunications Engineer researches, designs and develops new telecommunications systems and products.