Jobs

Understanding “jobs” is crucial for ESL learners, like yourself. Not only will it help you navigate the working world and find suitable employment, but it also provides you with vocabulary and expressions you will encounter in everyday conversations. Learning job-related terms, like the ones in this email today, builds confidence and allows you to discuss your goals, experiences, and aspirations with others. So, let’s jump right in!

In today’s lesson, you’re going to have:

• 5 advanced English vocabulary words about Jobs.

• 15 examples of phrases that you can use on a daily basis.

• Eye-catching images will help you learn and retain the vocabulary.

1. Vocation

📚 DEFINITION

A person's employment or main occupation, especially regarded as particularly worthy and requiring great dedication.

📄 Example Sentences:

1. Teaching was always her vocation; she had a passion for shaping young minds.

2. Many people find their true vocation later in life after trying different careers.

3. He felt a strong sense of vocation to serve his community as a firefighter.

2. Consultant

📚 DEFINITION

A person who provides expert advice professionally, typically in a specific field.

📄 Example Sentences:

1. The company hired a marketing consultant to improve their brand strategy.

2. As a management consultant, she travels extensively to help companies streamline their operations.

3. The government brought in environmental consultants to assess the impact of the new project.

3. Internship

📚 DEFINITION

A temporary position within a company or organization, typically undertaken by a student or recent graduate, in order to gain practical experience.

📄 Example Sentences:

1. She secured an internship at a prestigious law firm during her final year of law school.

2. The internship provided valuable insights into the workings of the fashion industry.

3. Many companies use internships as a way to identify potential future employees.

4. Tenure

📚 DEFINITION

The holding of an office or position; the guaranteed permanent employment of academic staff after a trial period.

📄 Example Sentences:

1. After years of hard work, she finally achieved tenure at the university.

2. The professor's tenure allowed her to pursue long-term research projects.

3. The company offers tenure to employees who demonstrate dedication and commitment.

5. Freelance

📚 DEFINITION

Working for different companies or clients on particular assignments, without long-term commitments to any of them.

📄 Example Sentences:

1. She decided to become a freelance graphic designer so she could work on a variety of projects.

2. Many writers prefer the flexibility of freelance work over traditional employment.

3. He freelances as a photographer, taking assignments from various magazines.

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