A career as a Bush Pilot requires intricate flying skills and a sense of adventure! A Bush Pilot is a person who is able to fly small airplanes to and from areas usually inaccessible to larger aircraft or other means of transportation.

A Cardiac Technician assists Cardiologists. They conduct tests on patients using specialised equipment to help diagnose, monitor and treat heart disease.

A Cardiologist is a specialised doctor who diagnoses and treats ailments of the heart. To become a Cardiologist you need to be highly intelligent and dedicated to your career.

Do you have a love of geography and maps in particular? A career in Cartography will give you an opportunity to work in the field you enjoy. The job of a Cartographer is to collect, analyse, and interpret geographic information provided by geodetic surveys, aerial photographs, and satellite data.

Chemical analysts are responsible for finding out what matter is and how much of it exists. They research and analyse samples of solids, liquids and gases to determine the composition, properties, physical and chemical changes and combination of a substance

Are you naturally inquisitive and open-minded with a strong aptitude for mathematics and the sciences? Why not consider a career in Chemical Engineering. Chemical Engineers combine chemistry and engineering to help solve some of the world’s problems.

As a Chemical Engineering Technician, employment is possible in most areas of process engineering. You could be involved in research and development, design and construction of chemical processing plants, or in plant operations and maintenance. The choice is yours.

A Chemical Engineering Technologist researches, analyses and makes changes to to new or existing chemical engineering technologies and systems. They can work in industries like: Oil and gas – Explosives – Food and drink – Pharmaceuticals (medicines) – Synthetic materials etc.

If you have a medical degree, you might consider a career in pathology. A Chemical Pathologist studies diseases in humans and animals. They work in a laboratory. Some Chemical Pathologists also teach students in universities.

A Chemical Technologist usually works in a laboratory. They support chemists and chemical engineers. They can work in areas like: paint, plastics, textiles, detergents, cosmetics & perfumes, pharmaceuticals (medicines), metals, fuels, paper and fertilisers etc.