Name 3
Name 3 jobs where you need to deal with the public.
Waitress, Nurse, Police officer
Someone who writes books
An author
Someone who... cuts and styles your hair.
a hairdresser or a barber
Creative
involving the imagination or original ideas
What's the difference between: a doctor and a dentist
a doctor looks after your body while a dentist looks after your teeth
Name 3 jobs which begin with the letter D.
Many responses possible. For example: dancer, dentist, designer, driver.
Someone who... flies an airplane
a pilot
Someone who... helps injured people if there's an emergency
a paramedic
Confidence
feeling sure of yourself and your abilities
What's the difference between: an architect and an engineer
An architect designs your house, an engineer designs your car
Name 3 jobs where people work outdoors
Many responses possible. For example: gardener, builder, refuse collector, traffic warden, dog walker
Someone who... designs buildings
an architect
Someone who... helps you book a trip
a travel agent
Challenging
Difficult, demanding
What is the difference between an author and an artist?
Artists are visual people who see things in pictures; authors are lingual people who think in words and build stories
Name 3 jobs where you have to wear a uniform.
Many responses possible. For example: police officer, soldier, doctor, nurse, ticket inspector, fire fighter
Someone who... cares for and takes care of animals.
a veterinarian.
Someone who...designes and builds roads, bridges, machines
an engineer
Repetitive
Boring, the same over and over
What's the difference between: a plumber and an electrician
A plumber deals with plumbing (sinks, kitchen, and bathtubs and an electrician deals with electricity and wiring
Name 3 jobs that work with children
Many responses possible, Examples: school nurse, teacher, social worker, daycare worker
Someone who... creates the menus, cooks food, and manages the operations of the kitchen.
a chef
Someone who...is the boss of a school.
a principal
Helpful
providing help
What's the difference between: work and job
a job is a paid position; work is what you DO at the job