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Policy analyst, Kaitātari kaupapahere

Also known as

  • Policy adviser

Policy analysts do research and analyse information to develop or provide advice on government or industrial policies.

Duration

2:04 mins

Your pay could be

$61K

Lower

$78K to $131K

Most common

$167K

Upper

How does this pay compare?

Pay is before tax

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You'll need

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Pay

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You'll need

0 to 2 years of training
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Career idea

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Pay

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You'll need

0 to 2 years of training
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Career idea

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Āpiha kōti, kāwanatanga ā-rohe, raihana hoki

Pay

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You'll need

0 to 2 years of training
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