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Help! I need a job! card set 1 Classroom activity - good for a starter. students need to help each other find the right job. one set of cards have the skills and information needed for the job. The second set are the pictures of jobs and their names. Cut out and use with students. More sets are on their way! Level: elementary Age: 7-17 Type: activity-card     OCCUPATIONS - UNSCRAMBLE THE LETTERS Second activity. In this one students have to look and the pictures and then unscramble the letters and write. Hope your students enjoy this set. Have a nice day!! Level: elementary Age: 3-100 Type: worksheet     TEST - WHAT NEXT? (3 pages) A test for 9th graders about JOBS which includes a pre-question, synonyms, T/F, references, comprehension questions, word formation, prepositions, filling in an application letter and writing a composition on the topic. Enjoy! ^__^ Level: intermediate Age: 13-17 Type: worksheet     Job Hunting Level: intermediate Age: 12-100 Type: worksheet     Test - The world of work This is a very easy test I�ve made for my professional course students who have a lot of difficulty understanding English. It was used as recovery test for a few 12th grade students in Module 9. Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Type: reading     What�s your dream job? This worksheet is based on lesson 21 in the Tunisian manual. It facilitates dealing with this lesson and enriches it. It can be dealt with in 2 sessions the post-listening activities are speaking and writing. Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     How to Make a Resume Use this worksheet to help students learn how to make a resume to apply for a new job. Explains personal details, career objective, work history, education, and work skills. Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Type: worksheet     CONVERSATION QUESTIONS - JOB INTERVIEWS Cut the cards. Give each small group a set of cards and dice. Students take turns throwing the dice. The student who gets the lowest number takes a card and answers the question. If two students get the same low number, they both have to throw the dice again to see who gets the lowest. Repeat the same procedure until most questions have been a... Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type: activity-card     Guess my job students read the description of every character, then guess the job of every character. Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     lesson 24 Job Hunting emolyment Level: intermediate Age: 14-16 Type: worksheet     Present continuous, jobs and animals practice Worksheet to practise the "Present Continuous structure", "Jobs Vocabulary" and "Animals Vocabulary". I hope it`s useful! Level: elementary Age: 7-12 Type: worksheet     Pairwork introduction, description, likes part 2 / 2 (15 cards / 30) There are 30 cards on 2 pages. Here are 15 cards. The 15 others are on another document. Pupils can practise asking and answering questions about name, age, nationality, job, likes, hobbies. On each card, there is a picture of a character with his / her description. Give out one card per pupil, each pupil asks and answers questions to an another pu... Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Type: activity-card     Reading paper "A teacher�s job" A reading paper about what kids think about teachers: what is the perfect teacher like. Post-reading exercise is a matching exercise: matching statements with the kids. Hope you can use it in your lessons! Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Type: reading     Guess who cards Here are a first set of activity cards to be used in pair-work or group-work : a student picks up a card and the others try to guess who it is by asking questions about his age, job, physical appearance... Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Type: activity-card     WHAT IS THEIR JOB? Label the pictures, read the paragraphs, find the words. (13.08.2008) Level: elementary Age: 9-12 Type: worksheet	Job, salary This powerpoint is about salry,wage,income Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint           What�s her/his job? These slides are design for kids to learn about jobs. I hope it�s useful for you. Level: elementary Age: 7-17 Format: PowerPoint           Types of jobs and job description The presentation can be used with students of different levels. It can be used while teaching names of jobs, but it also provides quite a thorough coverage of the topic suitable for students preparing for spoken exam. It is, in my view, a way to stimulate a discussion about what a dream job is about. Level: intermediate Age: 8-100 Format: PowerPoint           Person Information Reading exercise about a person. There is also a little maths puzzle. Level: elementary Age: 7-14 Format: PowerPoint           Dream job personal development use this powerpoint to self teach yourself about time management and how to choose your dream job Level: intermediate Age: 12-100 Format: PowerPoint           Work versus Job Students Will be able to learn the difference between the verbs work versus job, that is to say, in which situations we have to used them. Also, there is one activity about the topic. Level: intermediate Age: 13-17 Format: PowerPoint           Quiz about work versus job This is a very interesting quiz about the difference between the nous work and job, where the students can understand them through three different activities, I hope you like it. Level: intermediate Age: 13-100 Format: PowerPoint           JOB 2 JOB 2 Level: elementary Age: 7-12 Format: PowerPoint           Introductions - Be verb questions - Guess Who Game A simple "Guess Who" style conversation game between a pair or small group. Ask questions like "Are you 23 years old?", "Are you from Brazil?", "Is your birthday ~?", etc. The student who guesses the other players character in less questions is the winner! This Powerpoint can either be printed or shown on a computer screen. The first page i... Level: elementary Age: 6-100 Format: PowerPoint           Applying for a job Professions, job application Level: intermediate Age: 13-16 Format: PowerPoint           To have to Since �to have to� is used to say that something is required or necessary, I linked its meaning to the household jobs, which, unfortunately, you HAVE TO DO! Level: elementary Age: 12-15 Format: PowerPoint           jobs Give students 30 seconds to remember the jobs and job verbs. Then have them match the corresponding ones. Level: elementary Age: 8-14 Format: PowerPoint           2nd Form - Lesson n� 21 - What�s Your Dream Job? 2nd Form - Lesson n� 21 - What�s Your Dream Job? Level: intermediate Age: 15-16 Format: PowerPoint           Write about your best friend Writing activity using he/she, his/her, the verb to be and the verb have got. Level: elementary Age: 10-12 Format: PowerPoint           Role play: Job interview (cards) Students are given the roleplay card with one thing that would make them unsuitable for the job. To make the game more exciting, students can also draw cards that don�t have any problems on them, making them perfect for the job. Their partner must interview the person applying for the job and ask them questions to see if they can find out wha... Level: intermediate Age: 11-100 Format: PowerPoint

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