Animal Science is the ‘study of the biology of animals’. All animals can be studied. For example: farm animals, exotic animals, wild animals or animals bred for pets. An Animal Scientist will experiment and study information about breeding, animal behaviour, production, diets, business and animal care.

Aquaculturists are ‘marine farmers’ who specialists in either fresh or sea water animals and plants. They specialise in raising and breeding aquatic animals such as shrimp, fish, oysters, perlemoen, etc, in a controlled environment.

Archaeologists are anthropologist that explore and study ancient human remains, artefacts, architectural features and structures from excavations and underwater recovery processes, in order to reconstruct the record of past human life and culture.

Architects work in the construction industry designing new buildings and the spaces around them. They work closely with users, clients and officials to make sure that projected designs match the needs of these groups.

Architectural Draughters are like architect assistants. The job of an Architectural Draughter is to prepare detailed drawings of architectural designs and plans for buildings and structures according to specifications provided by an architect.

Have you ever looked up at the sky at night and been blown away from the sheer beauty of the stars? Have you ever wondered what they are made of or how they got there? Have you ever felt the sun on your face and wondered how the sun and the universe works? If you have answered YES to any of these questions then a career in Astronomy may be the career path for you.

An Audiologist is a professional healthcare worker who deals with children and adults to diagnose, evaluate, treat and assist those with hearing loss and other related issues.

If you’re mad about the roar of an engine, the power of the pedal and the peak performance of a car or motorbike – then you may be a perfect candidate to become an Automotive Mechanic! Mechanics are like engine doctors! Their main job is diagnosing the problem(s) with cars/motorcycle engines and then fixing them.

If you’re a die-hard, passionate car person, love working with your hands, and have an interest in electricity, why not combine all of these in one job and become an Automotive Electrician? An Auto Electrician is a tradesman. They specialise in electrical wiring of motor vehicles.

Avionics is the application of electronics to the operation of aircraft, spacecraft and missiles. Avionics Mechanical Technicians inspect, test and repair the electronic component devices of aircraft communication, navigation and flight control systems.