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Massage therapist, Kaihaumanu mirimiri

Also known as

  • Masseuse, masseur, massage practitioner, spa therapist

Massage therapists provide healing massages to clients to treat health problems, relieve pain and improve relaxation.

Duration

2:22 mins

Your pay could be

$23

Lower

$23 to $30

Most common

$41

Upper

How does this pay compare?

Pay is before tax

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Kaihaumanu ātanga

Pay

$51K to $62K annually

You'll need

1 to 2 years of training
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Career idea

Hairdresser and barber

Kaikuti makawe

Pay

$50K to $63K annually

You'll need

1 to 4 years of training
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Career idea

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Kaiwhakakite kākahu

Pay

$59K to $83K annually

You'll need

No specific training
Models wear and display clothing and other products to showcase brands and designers in fashion shows, magazines and commercials. They may also model for photographers and artists.

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Nail technician

Kaiwhakapaipai maikuku

Pay

$56K to $71K annually

You'll need

Under 1 to 1 year of training
Nail technicians clean and shape clients fingernails and toenails. They also polish and decorate nails.

Career idea

Spa manager

Kaiwhakahaere kaupapa kumanu

Pay

$57K to $69K annually

You'll need

Under 1 to 1 year of training
Spa managers run health or beauty spas. They manage staff and business operations including finances, programmes and customer service.

Career idea

Tattoo artist

Ringa kirituhi

Pay

$50K to $68K annually

You'll need

Under 1 year of training
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