Art Education Victoria

 

Are you interested in an Art career?

Have you considered the following occupations?

The information below is taken from http://www.dest.gov.au/NR/rdonlyres/7CE2771F-3F1A-4628-B203-60F05934714B/628/colour_art.pdf, and shows a selection of jobs that have some link with Art. If you are interested in any of the jobs listed you will find more information in the national career information service website myfuture.edu.au, in Job Guide - the book and the website - jobguide.dest.gov.au, or by visiting your local library or Career Information Centre. The four educational levels are a guide only. The levels indicate the most common educational and/or entry requirements for these jobs.

LEVEL 1

Usually requires the completion of Year 10 schooling, the Secondary School Certificate, Certificate I or Certificate II qualification. New Apprenticeships may be offered in this level.

  • Animator
  • Art gallery assistant
  • Artist
  • Cake decorator
  • Calligrapher
  • Camera operator (film, television and video)
  • Cartoonist
  • Cook
  • Craftsperson
  • Desktop publisher
  • Dyer
  • Film and television lighting operator
  • Glass worker
  • Illustrator
  • Interior decorator
  • Leadlight worker
  • Leather worker
  • Make-up artist
  • Model
  • Model maker
  • Offset printer
  • Photographer
  • Photographic processor
  • Picture framer
  • Potter
  • Sculptor
  • Tattoo artist
  • Toymaker
  • Tracer
  • Visual merchandiser
  • Weaver

LEVEL 2

Usually has a skill level equal to a Certificate III or IV or at least three years relevant experience. New Apprenticeships may be offered in this level.

  • Advertising manager
  • Animator
  • Architectural drafter
  • Art gallery assistant
  • Artist
  • Beauty therapist
  • Calligrapher
  • Camera operator (film, television and video)
  • Cartoonist
  • Clothing patternmaker
  • Cook/chef
  • Coppersmith
  • Costume maker
  • Craft instructor
  • Craftsperson
  • Desktop publisher
  • Diamond cutter and polisher
  • Diversional therapist
  • Dressmaker
  • Embroider
  • Engraver
  • Fashion coordinator
  • Film and television lighting operator
  • Finished artist
  • Florist
  • Glass worker
  • Graphic prepress operator
  • Hairdresser
  • Illustrator
  • Interior decorator
  • Jeweller
  • Leadlight worker
  • Make-up artist
  • Milliner
  • Model maker
  • Multimedia developer
  • Museum technician
  • Painter and decorator
  • Pastrycook
  • Photographer
  • Potter
  • Printing machinist
  • Recreation officer
  • Screen printer/ stencil preparer
  • Sculptor
  • Signwriter
  • Silversmith
  • Soft furnishing maker
  • Stonemason
  • Tailor
  • Theatre machinist
  • Theatrical costume maker and designer
  • Tiler (wall and floor)
  • Vehicle painter
  • Visual merchandiser
  • Web designer/developer
  • Wood carver
  • Wood turner

LEVEL 3

Usually requires a level of skill equal to a Diploma or Advanced Diploma. Study is often undertaken through TAFEs or Registered Training Organisations.

  • Advertising manager
  • Animator
  • Architectural drafter
  • Art gallery assistant
  • Artist
  • Beauty therapist
  • Calligrapher
  • Camera operator (film, television and video)
  • Cartographer
  • Cartographic technician
  • Cartoonist
  • Costume maker
  • Craft instructor
  • Craftsperson
  • Desktop publisher
  • Director of photography
  • Display artist
  • Diversional therapist
  • Draftsperson
  • Fashion coordinator
  • Fashion designer
  • Film and television lighting operator
  • Graphic artist
  • Graphic designer
  • Illustrator
  • Interior designer
  • Model maker
  • Multimedia developer
  • Photographer
  • Potter
  • Recreation officer
  • Sculptor
  • Set/stage designer
  • Textile designer
  • Theatrical costume maker and designer
  • Valuer
  • Web designer/ developer

LEVEL 4

Usually requires completion of a bachelor degree or higher qualification. Study is often undertaken at university.

  • Advertising account executive
  • Animator
  • Archaeologist
  • Architect
  • Art critic
  • Artist
  • Art gallery director
  • Art historian
  • Arts administrator
  • Arts and cultural planner
  • Cartographer
  • Cartoonist
  • Conservator
  • Costume maker
  • Craft instructor
  • Craftsperson
  • Cultural heritage officer
  • Director of photography
  • Display artist
  • Diversional therapist
  • Fashion designer
  • Graphic artist
  • Graphic designer
  • Illustrator
  • Industrial designer
  • Interior designer
  • Landscape architect
  • Multimedia developer
  • Museum curator
  • Naval architect
  • Occupational therapist
  • Photographer
  • Potter
  • Recreation officer
  • Sculptor
  • Set/stage designer
  • Teacher - art, music
  • Textile designer
  • Theatrical costume maker and designer
  • Town planner
  • University lecturer
  • Valuer
  • Web designer/developer

More information about all of these careers is available at http://jobguide.thegoodguides.com.au/search.cfm

Detailed information about career prospects is available at http://jobsearch.gov.au/JobExplorer/default.aspx

 

 

 

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