Official Documents
This is an official paper that shows exactly when and where you were born.
Birth Certificate
A specific area of work or business that you are focused on (e.g., "the education _____").
Field
A person who works in a library and helps you find books and information.
Librarian
A way to describe people based on their shared physical features, such as skin color.
Race
The money you must pay to take classes at a school, college, or university.
Tuition
Your name written in your own handwriting on a document to show you agree to something.
Signature
An official card or document (like a driver's license) that proves who you are.
Identification (ID)
A beginner job that does not require you to have previous experience or a high level of education.
Entry-Level Position
A person who translates spoken language from one language to another so that two people can understand each other.
Interpreter
A person's background, culture, or origins, often related to their country of birth and traditions.
Ethnicity
A small, locked box at the post office where you can rent space to receive your mail.
PO Box
The ability to communicate well and behave correctly when you are with other people.
Social Skills
A small card with a unique nine-digit number the U.S. government uses to track your income and taxes.
Social Security Card
A plan or list of times that shows when your work shifts or appointments will happen.
Schedule
An adult who is legally responsible for taking care of a child or another person.
Legal Guardian
Any country that is not your own.
Foreign Country
To finish a course of study and receive a degree or certificate from a school or training program.
Graduate
How much Burlington English homework are you going to do this weekend?
Two hours or more!!!
An official book from your home country that proves who you are and allows you to travel internationally.
Passport
The duties or tasks you are required to do as part of your job.
Responsibilities
This abbreviation stands for Registered Nurse, a professional who provides medical care.
RN
Being a legal member of a country, which gives you rights.
Citizenship
The history or experience you have, such as your education and work history.
Background
A feeling of joy, pleasure, and well-being; feeling good about your life.
Happiness
An official stamp or document placed in your passport that gives you permission to enter a foreign country.
Visa
A college degree you earn after completing about four years of full-time study at a university.
Bachelor’s Degree
A person who is not a U.S. citizen but has government permission to live and work permanently in the U.S.
Legal Alien
An official rule that allows someone to not have to do or pay for something (like a tax _________).
Exemption
Are you going to work on Burlington English Homework this weekend?
YES!!!
A sad or unhappy feeling you have when you feel alone or want more company.
Loneliness