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career and job?



floona
United Arab Emirates

career and job?
 
How can I help my students to recognize the difference between the two words job and career?

6 Dec 2009      





gloriawpai
Brazil

job - show different jobs (flash cards)
career - draw a ladder

6 Dec 2009     



floona
United Arab Emirates

what do you mean I didn �t understand

6 Dec 2009     



slkchina
China

I would say that a career is a more general category. My career is teaching. My job is Oral English at Liaoning Normal University.

6 Dec 2009     



floona
United Arab Emirates

what do you mean I didn �t understand

6 Dec 2009     



floona
United Arab Emirates

if you have more ideas please help me

6 Dec 2009     



Jorgelinaac
Argentina

Hi, I liked the idea of a ladder to represent �career �. For example, career refers to a job or profession that you have been trained for and that you hope to do most of your life. So for example, a career in teaching would be... first you are a primary teacher, then you become a kindergarten teacher, then maybe you become a high school teacher and in this way you have done a career in teaching. Maybe it can be said that a career refers to all the jobs you have had related to one particular profession.  I don �t know if I am clear  :)

6 Dec 2009     



floona
United Arab Emirates

thank you all

 
please i you are sure of your answer give it to me
 
i will present it tomorrow to my students 9th grade

6 Dec 2009     



Jorgelinaac
Argentina

Hi Floona, I am not a hundred percent sure, I am not a native speaker of English, but I am telling you this to the best of my knowlegde and I have looked it up in the dictionary but it is not that clear. Maybe you can ask someone else :)

6 Dec 2009     



floona
United Arab Emirates

thank you for your trial

6 Dec 2009     



floona
United Arab Emirates

where are you ??

6 Dec 2009     

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