How to Find a Satisfying Career A vocabulary lesson.

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How to Find a Satisfying Career A vocabulary lesson

#1 Listen to a real conversation #2 Focus on new vocabulary words #3 Listen to a dialogue #4 Focus on new vocabulary phrases #5 Prepare your vocabulary cards #6 Practice live with a real native speaker 2

Step #1 To view the transcript please open the file “transcript career satisfaction step 1” What makes for a satisfying career? Find out Vin’s perspective in this conversation about careers and happiness! Please open mp3 file “Audio step 1- Career Satisfaction”

Step #2: Please study the vocabulary words To make for satisfying To seek help To be off the hook trend To provide To go into To take to something Ultimate goal

Meaning: To create something, to allow for something to occur “Understanding your purpose in life can make for a very satisfying career.” To make for (phrasal verb)

Satisfying (adjective) Meaning: Something that fulfills desires, needs, expectations “This guys looks like he has a satisfying life.”

To seek help (verb) Meaning: To look for assistance “When my clients come to me seeking help I always enjoy offering my assistance”

To be off the hook (idiom) Meaning: To no longer be responsible for something “I have found a job for the fall so I am finally off the hook.”

Trend (noun) Meaning: A current fad or pattern in fashion, lifestyle, ways of thinking, etc. “The current trend with footwear for teenagers is Converse.”

To provide (verb) Meaning: To supply food, money, support for people who need it such as your family “You need a good job so that you can provide for your family.”

To go into (verb) Meaning: to enter a professional field, to begin a career “Why did you decide to go into banking?”

Take to (phrasal verb) Meaning: To become fond of something or someone “These kids have really taken to the game of soccer.”

Ultimate goal (noun) Meaning: The final objective that you want to accomplish in the end “My ultimate goal has always been to run my own business.”

Step #3: Listen for main idea What’s the best way to find your career path? Should you travel the world? Should you start working right after college? Listen to the conversation: Please open sound file “Audio Steps 3 and 4-Travel or Work”

Step 4: Listen for vocabulary phrases Listen to the conversation again and this time, pay attention to the vocabulary phrases in the conversation. Please open sound file “Audio steps 3 and 4- travel or work” To view the transcript please open “transcript steps 3 and 4- travel or work”

To make for Satisfying To seek help To be off the hook TrendTo provide To go into To take to Step #5: Please cut out the vocabulary cards and use them during your conversation

Ultimate goal

Step 6: Practice with a native English speaker Are you satisfied in your current career? Why or why not? Why/how did you choose your career? Why did you go into your field? What kind of monthly income is required to provide for a family with children in your country? What do you think is your main purpose in life and how does that show up in your career? What is your unique ability? Do you use that ability in your career? What is your ultimate career goal and why? What factors or people influenced your decision? (parents, economy, your location?) If you were confused about your career direction, where would you seek help? A coach? A mentor? Your parents? Friends? In your opinion, what makes for a satisfying career? What are the necessary ingredients? What are the current trends in your country in terms of career choice? For example, in the US there is a trend toward entrepreneurship for Generation Y- what about your country?

If you won the lottery would you continue in your career or current job? Why or why not? How easy is it to change careers in your country? How important is it to understand yourself and your true skills/unique abilities when you choose a career? How often do people change careers in your country on average? Do you think that the current trend of young people traveling the world before settling into a career is a good thing? Why or why not? What career skills can people learn through travel? What are the risks of taking a few years off to travel before deciding on your career? What advice would you/have you given to your kids about choosing a career? What advice would you give to a younger version of yourself (20 years ago) about choosing a career path? Is it selfish to change careers due to your own lack of career satisfaction if your family will have less money (but still enough to survive)?

credits 1.Teacher: 2.Police: 3.Traders: 4.Camera man: 5.Satisfied guy: 6.Guy backstage: 7.Help: 8.Hook: 9.Converse: 10.Provide: 11.Banker: 12.Take to soccer: 13.Dartboard: 14.Backpackers: 15.Interns: 16.Career day: 17.Cusco: