World of jobs. Revision. Variant 2

You’ll never get to use dad’s car if you don’t book

lessons with a driving......!

Call a(n) ..... – the oven’s not working.

Jan was always good with numbers so she decided to

become a(n) ....

Jack’s a ..... at the airport. He picks up

about twenty passengers and takes them into town

I’m going to a special party tomorrow, so I need to see

my ....... today.

I was ill last month, so I had to take .... .

The company’s done well, so this month we’ll get....... !

I want a job where I can work ....... , like 9–5.

As an engineer, my brother can earn a very .

If you (get) work in banking, your salary (be) very high.

My father (work) for a big company if we (move) to London next year.

MY WORK EXPERIENCE BLOG

BY MARK WILSON

This is my second week of work experience, and I have

another four weeks to go. It hasn’t been easy, but I’m so glad I

decided to do it. I’ve already learnt a great amount about the

practical side of science, but it’s so much more than that. I’ve

travelled a huge distance, made life-long friends from all over

the world, improved my communication skills and self-confidence and enjoyed my first taste of living alone!

I graduated from university last year with a degree in Science. I

wasn’t sure exactly what to do in science after that, but I wanted

to work with animals. So when I first saw the advert for this

project, I knew it was for me. Jersey, an island off the UK, is a

long way away from Hong Kong, where I’ve lived my whole

life. I talked about it with my parents, and I decided to apply.

To my surprise, I got in – and by then it was too late to change

my mind!

I’m earning a bit of money, although I know it isn’t a real job.

And the project pays for my accommodation, and even the

airfare, so it’s r e a l l y quite a good deal. My parents are

coming out to join me when I finish and we’re going to spend

some time sightseeing. I’m looking forward to that because I

love seeing new places and meeting new people.

This has been a great adventure for me, and I’ve discovered a

lot about myself – including the fact that a career where I can

travel and work with animals would be perfect for me. So the

next thing I need to do is to look for a course in wildlife

conservation. I can’t wait to start!

1. Mark is almost at the end of his work experience.

MY WORK EXPERIENCE BLOG

BY MARK WILSON

This is my second week of work experience, and I have

another four weeks to go. It hasn’t been easy, but I’m so glad I

decided to do it. I’ve already learnt a great amount about the

practical side of science, but it’s so much more than that. I’ve

travelled a huge distance, made life-long friends from all over

the world, improved my communication skills and self-confidence and enjoyed my first taste of living alone!

I graduated from university last year with a degree in Science. I

wasn’t sure exactly what to do in science after that, but I wanted

to work with animals. So when I first saw the advert for this

project, I knew it was for me. Jersey, an island off the UK, is a

long way away from Hong Kong, where I’ve lived my whole

life. I talked about it with my parents, and I decided to apply.

To my surprise, I got in – and by then it was too late to change

my mind!

I’m earning a bit of money, although I know it isn’t a real job.

And the project pays for my accommodation, and even the

airfare, so it’s r e a l l y quite a good deal. My parents are

coming out to join me when I finish and we’re going to spend

some time sightseeing. I’m looking forward to that because I

love seeing new places and meeting new people.

This has been a great adventure for me, and I’ve discovered a

lot about myself – including the fact that a career where I can

travel and work with animals would be perfect for me. So the

next thing I need to do is to look for a course in wildlife

conservation. I can’t wait to start!

2. Mark feels he’s discovered a lot about a particular

subject

MY WORK EXPERIENCE BLOG

BY MARK WILSON

This is my second week of work experience, and I have

another four weeks to go. It hasn’t been easy, but I’m so glad I

decided to do it. I’ve already learnt a great amount about the

practical side of science, but it’s so much more than that. I’ve

travelled a huge distance, made life-long friends from all over

the world, improved my communication skills and self-confidence and enjoyed my first taste of living alone!

I graduated from university last year with a degree in Science. I

wasn’t sure exactly what to do in science after that, but I wanted

to work with animals. So when I first saw the advert for this

project, I knew it was for me. Jersey, an island off the UK, is a

long way away from Hong Kong, where I’ve lived my whole

life. I talked about it with my parents, and I decided to apply.

To my surprise, I got in – and by then it was too late to change

my mind!

I’m earning a bit of money, although I know it isn’t a real job.

And the project pays for my accommodation, and even the

airfare, so it’s r e a l l y quite a good deal. My parents are

coming out to join me when I finish and we’re going to spend

some time sightseeing. I’m looking forward to that because I

love seeing new places and meeting new people.

This has been a great adventure for me, and I’ve discovered a

lot about myself – including the fact that a career where I can

travel and work with animals would be perfect for me. So the

next thing I need to do is to look for a course in wildlife

conservation. I can’t wait to start!

3. Mark now has friends in different countries.

MY WORK EXPERIENCE BLOG

BY MARK WILSON

This is my second week of work experience, and I have

another four weeks to go. It hasn’t been easy, but I’m so glad I

decided to do it. I’ve already learnt a great amount about the

practical side of science, but it’s so much more than that. I’ve

travelled a huge distance, made life-long friends from all over

the world, improved my communication skills and selfconfidence and enjoyed my first taste of living alone!

I graduated from university last year with a degree in Science. I

wasn’t sure exactly what to do in science after that, but I wanted

to work with animals. So when I first saw the advert for this

project, I knew it was for me. Jersey, an island off the UK, is a

long way away from Hong Kong, where I’ve lived my whole

life. I talked about it with my parents, and I decided to apply.

To my surprise, I got in – and by then it was too late to change

my mind!

I’m earning a bit of money, although I know it isn’t a real job.

And the project pays for my accommodation, and even the

airfare, so it’s r e a l l y quite a good deal. My parents are

coming out to join me when I finish and we’re going to spend

some time sightseeing. I’m looking forward to that because I

love seeing new places and meeting new people.

This has been a great adventure for me, and I’ve discovered a

lot about myself – including the fact that a career where I can

travel and work with animals would be perfect for me. So the

next thing I need to do is to look for a course in wildlife

conservation. I can’t wait to start!

4. Mark likes the place where he’s living at the moment

MY WORK EXPERIENCE BLOG

BY MARK WILSON

This is my second week of work experience, and I have

another four weeks to go. It hasn’t been easy, but I’m so glad I

decided to do it. I’ve already learnt a great amount about the

practical side of science, but it’s so much more than that. I’ve

travelled a huge distance, made life-long friends from all over

the world, improved my communication skills and selfconfidence and enjoyed my first taste of living alone!

I graduated from university last year with a degree in Science. I

wasn’t sure exactly what to do in science after that, but I wanted

to work with animals. So when I first saw the advert for this

project, I knew it was for me. Jersey, an island off the UK, is a

long way away from Hong Kong, where I’ve lived my whole

life. I talked about it with my parents, and I decided to apply.

To my surprise, I got in – and by then it was too late to change

my mind!

I’m earning a bit of money, although I know it isn’t a real job.

And the project pays for my accommodation, and even the

airfare, so it’s really quite a good deal. My parents are

coming out to join me when I finish and we’re going to spend

some time sightseeing. I’m looking forward to that because I

love seeing new places and meeting new people.

This has been a great adventure for me, and I’ve discovered a

lot about myself – including the fact that a career where I can

travel and work with animals would be perfect for me. So the

next thing I need to do is to look for a course in wildlife

conservation. I can’t wait to start!

5. After graduating, Mark didn’t want a job involving his

degree subject.

MY WORK EXPERIENCE BLOG

BY MARK WILSON

This is my second week of work experience, and I have

another four weeks to go. It hasn’t been easy, but I’m so glad I

decided to do it. I’ve already learnt a great amount about the

practical side of science, but it’s so much more than that. I’ve

travelled a huge distance, made life-long friends from all over

the world, improved my communication skills and selfconfidence and enjoyed my first taste of living alone!

I graduated from university last year with a degree in Science. I

wasn’t sure exactly what to do in science after that, but I wanted

to work with animals. So when I first saw the advert for this

project, I knew it was for me. Jersey, an island off the UK, is a

long way away from Hong Kong, where I’ve lived my whole

life. I talked about it with my parents, and I decided to apply.

To my surprise, I got in – and by then it was too late to change

my mind!

I’m earning a bit of money, although I know it isn’t a real job.

And the project pays for my accommodation, and even the

airfare, so it’s r e a l l y quite a good deal. My parents are

coming out to join me when I finish and we’re going to spend

some time sightseeing. I’m looking forward to that because I

love seeing new places and meeting new people.

This has been a great adventure for me, and I’ve discovered a

lot about myself – including the fact that a career where I can

travel and work with animals would be perfect for me. So the

next thing I need to do is to look for a course in wildlife

conservation. I can’t wait to start!

6. When Mark saw the ad, he needed time to think about

whether to apply.

MY WORK EXPERIENCE BLOG

BY MARK WILSON

This is my second week of work experience, and I have

another four weeks to go. It hasn’t been easy, but I’m so glad I

decided to do it. I’ve already learnt a great amount about the

practical side of science, but it’s so much more than that. I’ve

travelled a huge distance, made life-long friends from all over

the world, improved my communication skills and selfconfidence and enjoyed my first taste of living alone!

I graduated from university last year with a degree in Science. I

wasn’t sure exactly what to do in science after that, but I wanted

to work with animals. So when I first saw the advert for this

project, I knew it was for me. Jersey, an island off the UK, is a

long way away from Hong Kong, where I’ve lived my whole

life. I talked about it with my parents, and I decided to apply.

To my surprise, I got in – and by then it was too late to change

my mind!

I’m earning a bit of money, although I know it isn’t a real job.

And the project pays for my accommodation, and even the

airfare, so it’s r e a l l y quite a good deal. My parents are

coming out to join me when I finish and we’re going to spend

some time sightseeing. I’m looking forward to that because I

love seeing new places and meeting new people.

This has been a great adventure for me, and I’ve discovered a

lot about myself – including the fact that a career where I can

travel and work with animals would be perfect for me. So the

next thing I need to do is to look for a course in wildlife

conservation. I can’t wait to start!

7. Mark got a reply to his application very quickly.

MY WORK EXPERIENCE BLOG

BY MARK WILSON

This is my second week of work experience, and I have

another four weeks to go. It hasn’t been easy, but I’m so glad I

decided to do it. I’ve already learnt a great amount about the

practical side of science, but it’s so much more than that. I’ve

travelled a huge distance, made life-long friends from all over

the world, improved my communication skills and selfconfidence and enjoyed my first taste of living alone!

I graduated from university last year with a degree in Science. I

wasn’t sure exactly what to do in science after that, but I wanted

to work with animals. So when I first saw the advert for this

project, I knew it was for me. Jersey, an island off the UK, is a

long way away from Hong Kong, where I’ve lived my whole

life. I talked about it with my parents, and I decided to apply.

To my surprise, I got in – and by then it was too late to change

my mind!

I’m earning a bit of money, although I know it isn’t a real job.

And the project pays for my accommodation, and even the

airfare, so it’s really quite a good deal. My parents are

coming out to join me when I finish and we’re going to spend

some time sightseeing. I’m looking forward to that because I

love seeing new places and meeting new people.

This has been a great adventure for me, and I’ve discovered a

lot about myself – including the fact that a career where I can

travel and work with animals would be perfect for me. So the

next thing I need to do is to look for a course in wildlife

conservation. I can’t wait to start!

8. Mark is pleased that the scheme paid for everything for

him

MY WORK EXPERIENCE BLOG

BY MARK WILSON

This is my second week of work experience, and I have

another four weeks to go. It hasn’t been easy, but I’m so glad I

decided to do it. I’ve already learnt a great amount about the

practical side of science, but it’s so much more than that. I’ve

travelled a huge distance, made life-long friends from all over

the world, improved my communication skills and self-confidence and enjoyed my first taste of living alone!

I graduated from university last year with a degree in Science. I

wasn’t sure exactly what to do in science after that, but I wanted

to work with animals. So when I first saw the advert for this

project, I knew it was for me. Jersey, an island off the UK, is a

long way away from Hong Kong, where I’ve lived my whole

life. I talked about it with my parents, and I decided to apply.

To my surprise, I got in – and by then it was too late to change

my mind!

I’m earning a bit of money, although I know it isn’t a real job.

And the project pays for my accommodation, and even the

airfare, so it’s r e a l l y quite a good deal. My parents are

coming out to join me when I finish and we’re going to spend

some time sightseeing. I’m looking forward to that because I

love seeing new places and meeting new people.

This has been a great adventure for me, and I’ve discovered a

lot about myself – including the fact that a career where I can

travel and work with animals would be perfect for me. So the

next thing I need to do is to look for a course in wildlife

conservation. I can’t wait to start!

9. Mark and his parents are planning to visit a number of

countries when he finishes

MY WORK EXPERIENCE BLOG

BY MARK WILSON

This is my second week of work experience, and I have

another four weeks to go. It hasn’t been easy, but I’m so glad I

decided to do it. I’ve already learnt a great amount about the

practical side of science, but it’s so much more than that. I’ve

travelled a huge distance, made life-long friends from all over

the world, improved my communication skills and self-confidence and enjoyed my first taste of living alone!

I graduated from university last year with a degree in Science. I

wasn’t sure exactly what to do in science after that, but I wanted

to work with animals. So when I first saw the advert for this

project, I knew it was for me. Jersey, an island off the UK, is a

long way away from Hong Kong, where I’ve lived my whole

life. I talked about it with my parents, and I decided to apply.

To my surprise, I got in – and by then it was too late to change

my mind!

I’m earning a bit of money, although I know it isn’t a real job.

And the project pays for my accommodation, and even the

airfare, so it’s r e a l l y quite a good deal. My parents are

coming out to join me when I finish and we’re going to spend

some time sightseeing. I’m looking forward to that because I

love seeing new places and meeting new people.

This has been a great adventure for me, and I’ve discovered a

lot about myself – including the fact that a career where I can

travel and work with animals would be perfect for me. So the

next thing I need to do is to look for a course in wildlife

conservation. I can’t wait to start!

10. Mark is already searching for another course to prepare

him for his career.