Vocation Vocabulary Part 1
Vocation Vocabulary Part 1
Vocation Vocabulary Part 1
Vocation Vocabulary Part 2
Vocation Vocabulary Part 2
100

A cashier is an example of a _________.

Bonus: What career is retail under?

Job

100

Document that you pass in with your application when you are trying to get a job. Has your skills, education, and experience.

Bonus: How many pages should it be?

Resume

1 page

100

Something in the way of achieving your goals.

Bonus: Name 1 that gets in the way of you buying a car.

Roadblock

Bonus: Not enough money, no job, no license

100

A basic, low paying job that helps get your foot in the door at a company is an ____________      ____________      _____________.

Entry Level Job

100

Smaller goals that take from a couple minutes to a year to achieve.

Short term goal

200

Working in  retail is an example of a ____________.

Career

200

Meeting held with a boss trying to get hired for a job. Last step before maybe getting hired! 

Can be in person, on the phone, or video call on computer.

Interview

200

When you first start a job they will give you _______ so you learn how to do the job.

Training.

200

If you get a better job within the same company, you have received a _____________.

Promotion

200

When something needs to be done by.

Deadline

300

Trying to match a job that matches your interests is called a career  ___________.

Search

300

Vocational ___________ is something where you learn job skills. You do this at your job sites in school!

Training

300

A job that you do NOT get paid for.

Volunteer

300

The downside of a decision you make.

Trade Off

300

Very clear or detailed.

Specific

400

Someone you put on a job application that can tell the company you are a good worker.

Bonus: Should you put a family member down as one?

Reference


Bonus: No!

400

Tell me the difference between a job and a career.

You can use examples to help.

Examples: 

Jobs: Cashier, Stocker, Manager   Career: Retail

Jobs: Police, Firefighter, EMT    Career: Public Safety

Jobs: Laborer, Bricklayer, Mason  Career: Construction

Jobs: Waiter, Cook, Cafeteria Worker  Career: Food Service

400

A badge that has your personal information. Will help you get a job. 

Bonus: Can you use this to drive?

Mass ID

Bonus: Nope, need a driver's license for that.

400

Something you want to achieve.

Goal

400

Set of actions to get stuff done.

Plan

500

Formal request for a job either on paper or online.

Job Application

500

Part of a company in charge of hiring, firing, pay and benefits (2 words)

Human Resources(Will Accept HR)

500

Some jobs pay you a ____________. This is only if you get a certain amount per year, no matter how much you work.

Salary

500

Bigger goals that usually take over a year to achieve.

Long Term Goal

500

Something that is possible to achieve.

Realistic.

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