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    This document displays a selection of jobs related to physics organized into four levels based on typical education and training requirements. Level 1 usually requires completion of Year 10 while Level 4 typically requires a bachelor's degree or higher. The document then asks if the reader enjoys or is good at physics and suggests considering the listed occupations which may involve physics in their duties. It provides the education levels as a general guide and recommends further research on job requirements.

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    This document displays a selection of jobs related to physics organized into four levels based on typical education and training requirements. Level 1 usually requires completion of Year 10 while Level 4 typically requires a bachelor's degree or higher. The document then asks if the reader enjoys or is good at physics and suggests considering the listed occupations which may involve physics in their duties. It provides the education levels as a general guide and recommends further research on job requirements.

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    level 4

    Aerospace engineer

    Geophysicist

    Agricultural engineer

    Hydrographer

    Air Force officer


    Air traffic controller
    Architect

    Air Force technician

    Army officer

    Audiovisual technician

    level 2

    Cartographic
    technician

    Air Force technician

    Aircraft maintenance
    engineer

    Cartographer

    Metallurgical technician

    level 1

    Architectural
    technician

    Navy technical sailor

    Petroleum and gas


    plant operator

    Electrical or
    electronics
    engineering
    technologist

    Engineering
    technical officer

    Electronics
    engineer

    Gunsmith

    Geographic
    information
    systems officer

    Environmental
    engineer

    Instrument fitter
    Kiln operator

    Geoscience technician

    Environmental
    scientist

    Marine engineer
    Mechanical fitter

    Laboratory worker

    Power
    generation
    plant operator

    Shipwright
    Sound technician

    Telecommunications
    technician
    Toolmaker
    Welder - first class

    Geodetic surveyor

    Mine surveyor
    Mining engineer

    Science field
    officer

    Nanotechnologist

    Ships master

    Naval architect

    Ships officer
    Sound technician
    Structural
    engineering
    drafter

    Navy officer
    Nuclear medicine
    technologist

    Patent examiner
    Petroleum
    engineer

    Surveying
    technician
    Surveyor

    Physicist
    Pilot

    Marine engineer

    Forensic scientist

    Metallurgist
    Meteorologist

    Refrigeration and
    airconditioning
    draftsperson

    Prosthetic/
    Orthotic
    technician

    Survey assistant

    Laboratory worker

    Power generation
    plant operator

    Science field
    officer
    Survey
    assistant

    Medical imaging
    technologist

    Pilot

    Pilot

    Sound
    technician

    Kiln operator

    Engineering
    patternmaker

    Geodetic surveyor

    Engineering
    surveyor

    PHYSICS

    Electrician

    Engineering
    surveyor

    Petroleum
    and gas plant
    operator

    Shot firer

    Mechatronic
    engineer

    Non-destructive
    testing technician

    Optical mechanic

    Civil engineer

    Materials engineer

    Meteorological technical
    Mechanical engineer
    officer
    Medical
    Mechanical
    laboratory technician
    Mine surveyor
    engineering
    technologist
    Metal machinist
    Navy technical sailor

    Cartographer

    Civil & structural


    Army soldier
    Audiovisual
    engineering
    - technician
    technician
    associate
    Audiovisual
    Civil engineering Electrical
    technician
    technologist
    engineering
    Boilermaker
    associate
    Computer
    Broadcasting
    Broadcasting
    engineer
    Electronics
    technician
    technician
    engineering
    Electrical
    associate
    Cable jointer
    engineer

    Industrial engineering
    technologist

    Medical laboratory technician

    Army soldier - technician

    Biomedical engineer

    Cardiac
    technologist

    Industrial engineer

    Architectural technician

    Astronomer

    Biophysicist

    Industrial designer

    level 3

    Prosthetist/Orthotist

    Marine surveyor

    Radiation therapist

    Mechanical engineering associate

    Surveyor

    Geographer

    Telecommunications
    engineer

    Geographic information
    systems officer
    Geological engineer
    Geologist

    Do you enjoy or are you good at

    PHYSICS?

    Have you considered the occupations above?


    Usual training requirements
    Level 1 Usually has a skill level equal to the completion of
    Year 10, the Senior Secondary Certificate of Education,
    Certificate I or Certificate II qualification. Australian
    Apprenticeships may be offered at this level.

    ED13-0050

    Level 2 U
     sually has a skill level equal to a Certificate III or IV
    or at least three years relevant experience. Australian
    Apprenticeships may be offered at this level.
    Level 3 U
     sually requires a level of skill equal to a Diploma or
    Advanced Diploma. Study is often undertaken through
    TAFEs or Registered Training Organisations. Some
    universities offer studies at this level.

    Level 4 U
     sually requires the completion of a Bachelor Degree or
    higher qualification. Study is often undertaken at university.
    This chart shows a selection of jobs that have some relation
    to the subject of PHYSICS.
    The four education and training levels are to
    be used as a guide only. These levels indicate
    the most common education and/or entry
    requirements for these jobs.
    For further information visit
    www.jobguide.education.gov.au and
    www.myfuture.edu.au

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