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Job Searching Job searching Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     to be students can understand how to use is, are, am easily! Level: elementary Age: 9-12 Type: worksheet     WHAT IS YOUR JOB? IT IS A NICE WORKSHEET TO PRACTICE VOCABULARY ABOUT JOBS , AND AT THE SAME TIME TO PRACTICE YES/NO QUESTIONS. Level: intermediate Age: 7-17 Type: worksheet     What is their job? Short exercise on jobs :) Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     Classroom Job Chart This job chart can be changed, laminated, printed and used in the classroom. Create a clothespin for each child to assign jobs. Level: elementary Age: 5-12 Type: others     English Used in Fast Food Restaurants - Customers/Workers - Introduction, vocabulary, explanations, example sentences, exercise and answer key Many English language students find employment in English speaking, fast food restaurants and/or eat there with friends. The language spoken in these types of restaurants is filled with short forms, slang and idiomatic phrases. This makes is difficult for many language learners. The intent of this worksheet is to make the language of fast food rest... Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     Important Vocabulary for Job Seekers/ Workers in the Hotel and Hospitality Industry Many of my students are applying for or have obtained jobs in the hotel or hospitality industry. These worksheets were created to help them with essential vocabulary associated with jobs in this area. There are 13 common vocabulary words and phrases. Their meanings are explained and the words or phrases are used in context. Following this there is ... Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     the perfect job you must stick the flashcards on the wall. Then you give the students the worksheet and tell them they are working for a job agency and they have to interview those people. Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Type: activity-card     Applying for a job Includes job adverts and a blank application form for students to fill in with their personal details. Tell them to invent if they don�t have any diplomas, etc. You could also use job adverts from local newspapers to make things more lifelike. Level: intermediate Age: 16-100 Type: worksheet     Important Job Interview Vocabulary, Interviewing Tips and Practice Exercise # 2 - Second in the Set This is the second set of English vocabulary words/phrases that relate to a job interview. This worksheet can be used in addition to the first set posted two days ago (see Job Interview Vocabulary - 1). This worksheet contains 10 relevant job interview vocabulary words/phrases, explains their meaning, provides tips on how these words/phrases are co... Level: advanced Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     My Dream i get my students to talk about their dreams and ambition by completing this worksheet =) Level: elementary Age: 10-14 Type: worksheet     Job Interviews - Student Role Play - English Speaking Practice - Procedure Explained, Question Sheet and Suggested Answers This lesson plan was developed to follow my job interview vocabulary worksheets. The teaching procedure is listed in 7 steps. Students begin by reviewing 10 common interview questions. They then prepare written answers to these questions. Students then read their written responses aloud, edit them, then role play in a realistic job interview situat... Level: advanced Age: 14-17 Type: Choose     Who Gets the Job? Who Gets the Job? is designed for adults. It allows the students to select the most qualified job applicant from a group of four. There is no one correct answer, much like the real world. It is an activity for reading, writing, and discussion. It�s also an excellent activity for starting to teach about illegal interview questions, gender and age di... Level: elementary Age: 14-100 Type: lesson-plan     Important Job Interview Vocabulary, Interviewing Tips and Practice Exercise# 1 with Answer Key - High Intermediate or Advanced I created these worksheets at the request of my students who were going for job interviews. There are 15 important words/phrases that relate to job interviews. With each word there is an explanation of the meaning, some interviewing advice and an example of how the word or phrase would be used in context. This is followed by an exercise so the stu... Level: advanced Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     Job Specializations (Picture Dictionary) A picture dictionary that focuses on job specializations which are technical in nature. Examples include, archaeologist, entomologist, cardiologist, physicist, ventriloquist, and philosopher, to name a few. I hope you all enjoy! A matching exercise with identical clip art can be found here: http://www. eslprintables.com/pr intable.asp?id=4429... Level: advanced Age: 10-17 Type: worksheet

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