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My future profession (project work)

My future profession (project work). Questions Which is more important – a high salary or satisfaction? What profession will you never choose?. Reading the proverbs about jobs If a job is worth doing it is worth doing well. Если работу стоит делать то стоит делать ее хорошо.

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My future profession (project work)

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  1. My future profession (project work)

  2. Questions • Which is more important – a high salary or satisfaction? • What profession will you never choose?

  3. Reading the proverbs about jobs • If a job is worth doing it is worth doing well. • Если работу стоит делать то стоит делать ее хорошо. • 2. A bad workman blames his tools. • Плохой работник ругает свои инструменты. • 3. Hard work never did anyone any harm. • Упорная работа никому еще вреда не принесла.

  4. Group work 1 group Make a list of jobs requiring: good qualification, rich imagination, an attractive appearance, a refined test, self-discipline, a fine sense of humour. 2 group In what jobs a person has to observe these requirements: be elegant, read a lot, travel, be brave, speak many languages, wear a uniform, stand a lot, sit all day, work at night.

  5. All professions are needed, all trades are important! Some do jobs for need, some for fun and some in lack of any other option. Here are several unusual professions, real busy people who receive for their work real money.

  6. Matching the jobs and the pictures

  7. Ant catcherAn ant catcher has to catch the biggest and strongest ants in the ant hills and bring them to the ant farms where scientists will study them and breed new strains.

  8. Dream dealerWhat should you do to make your dreams come true? A company from Chicago is specializing in realization of dreams. All you need to do is to come to their office, tell about your dream and pay the cheque which usually is $150 000 and more.

  9. Egg brokerThe main duty of this person is to separate the white from the yolt.

  10. Smeller (Deodorant tester) This vacancy usually opens in companies which produce deodorants because “smeller” is a person who tests the new deodorants.

  11. 6. Fire observer Fire observer These specialists sit on the top of the observation towers in American National parks and watch for signs of a fire in the district.

  12. A professional whistler Henry Brady, 58 years old, a professional whistler. He speaks to people whistling in different ways. According to him, so he tries to reach the hearts of men, and decides to travel a lot different organizational problems.

  13. Dog / cat food taster These people have to carefully try all cubes, stars and balls, chewing thoughtfully, featuring the finest nuances of taste and smell. After this, some spit and chewed mouth rinse to wash away the taste of the previous product in order to try next.

  14. Balls pickup-erYou can find such vacancies in big golf-clubs. Main duty of a „ball pickuper” is to clean all the surroundings from golf balls which can occasionally get there.

  15. Gum Busters Have ever got that feeling when you sat at public bench and an unwanted gum got sticked to your hand? Well, some guys are there to help you out from stucking in such situations, they are Gum Busters. This people get out gums from public places being in this sticky job.

  16. Tea Taster It is one of the specialized professions in tea industry in which quality of tea is examined.

  17. What new information did you get in this lesson? Which activities did you enjoy most? Which activities did you have problems with?

  18. Home work: The problem of employing older people. What jobs can they do after retiring?

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