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Speaking (Career paths) SVIP
David: I think being a doctor is one of the most rewarding careers.
Emma: __________ Helping people every day must be amazing.
Daniel: I believe a university degree is necessary for a successful career.
Mia: __________ Many successful people never went to university.
Oliver: I'm afraid I won't succeed in my chosen career.
Mia: __________ Success takes time, and you'll improve with experience.
Lucas: I think being your own boss is better than working for a company.
Ava: __________ Running your own business gives you more freedom.
Emma: You should choose a career that matches your strengths and interests.
Liam: __________ I'll take some time to explore my options.
Olivia: I believe creativity is more important than technical skills in a job.
Jack: __________ Some jobs require strong technical knowledge.
Lucas: If you love technology, maybe you should try learning to code.
Ben: __________ I'll start with an online course.
Oliver: __________
Mia: It means managing your job responsibilities while still having time for personal life and relaxation.
Oliver: You should develop your communication skills if you want to work in business.
Mia: __________ I'll practice by joining a public speaking club.
Noah: __________
Sophia: It's okay! Many people switch careers, and you can always learn new skills.
Ethan: I'd love to work in marketing, but I don't have much experience.
Olivia: __________
Daniel: Do you think being a teacher is a good career?
Mia: __________
Lily: What qualities do you think are important for a teacher?
Ben: __________
Sophia: I'm interested in both medicine and engineering, but I don't know which to choose.
Noah: __________
Noah: What skills do I need to become a graphic designer?
Sophia: __________
Liam: Can you tell me what a software developer does?
Emma: __________
a. Liam: I'm not sure what career path to choose. Any advice?
b. Liam: That makes sense! I'll explore different options before deciding.
c. Emma: You should start by identifying your interests and strengths.
a. Ava: That sounds interesting!
b. Ava: I love working with people. What job do you think would suit me?
c. Ethan: Maybe you should consider a career in human resources or teaching.
a. Noah: Not yet, but I'm taking an online course to learn.
b. Sophia: That's great! Do you have any experience in design?
c. Noah: I'm thinking about switching to a career in graphic design.
a. Mia: Don't worry! Just prepare well and be confident.
b. Oliver: Thanks! I'll practice my answers tonight.
c. Oliver: I have a job interview tomorrow, and I'm so nervous!
a. Ethan: The best option is to find a balance between both.
b. Ethan: I think passion is more important, but money matters too.
c. Ava: Would you choose a high-paying job or one you love?
d. Ava: Yeah, I want a job I enjoy but also one that pays well.
e. Ava: That's true! I'll look for careers that offer both.
a. Noah: Maybe Canada or Japan.
b. Noah: I'd love to work in another country one day.
c. Sophia: That sounds exciting! Where do you want to go?
d. Sophia: You should check what job opportunities are available there.
e. Noah: I will! I need to improve my language skills first.
a. Lucas: I feel stuck in my job and don't enjoy it anymore.
b. Ben: Have you thought about switching careers?
c. Ben: Maybe take a career assessment test to explore your options.
d. Lucas: That's a great idea! I'll give it a try.
e. Lucas: Yes, but I don't know where to start.
a. Liam: Good communication, problem-solving, and the ability to stay calm under pressure.
b. Emma: What skills do flight attendants need?
c. Emma: Do they have good career opportunities?
d. Emma: That sounds like an amazing job!
e. Liam: Yes! Airlines are always looking for new staff, and you get to travel the world.
Write letters a – f in the blanks 1 – 5 to complete the conversation. There's ONE extra letter.
a. That sounds like a lot to learn, but it must be really fun.
b. Why did you choose that?
c. I think I'd start with a company to gain experience.
d. Do you need any special skills for that job?
e. Are there many options available?
f. Businesses always need designs for branding and advertising.
Lily: Hey Ben, have you thought about what job you want in the future?
Ben: Yeah, I'm interested in becoming a graphic designer.
Lily: That sounds cool! (1)
Ben: I love creating things, and I enjoy working with colors and designs.
Lily: (2)
Ben: Yes! You need to be creative and know how to use design software.
Lily: Have you looked into job opportunities for graphic designers? (3)
Ben: Yeah, there are quite a lot, especially in marketing agencies, tech companies, and even freelance work. (4)
Lily: So, would you rather work for a company or start as a freelancer?
Ben: (5) Then maybe freelance later for more flexibility and creative freedom.
Write letters a – f in the blanks 1 – 5 to complete the conversation. There's ONE extra letter.
a. But I admire those who choose this path because it takes a lot of dedication.
b. You also need steady hands and the ability to work under pressure.
c. Yeah, I've thought about it before.
d. They might have to rush in for emergency surgeries at any hour.
e. Yeah, plus they make a real difference in people's lives.
f. Do you think you'd ever consider becoming a surgeon?
Lily: Hey Ben, have you ever thought about becoming a doctor? I heard being a surgeon is a really challenging but rewarding job.
Ben: (1) Surgeons play a critical role in saving lives, but the job is super demanding.
Lily: I can imagine! They have to go through years of medical school and training before they can even perform surgeries, right?
Ben: Exactly! It takes at least 10 years of study, including medical school, residency, and specialized training. (2)
Lily: That sounds intense! But I guess the hard work pays off because surgeons are highly respected and well-paid.
Ben: (3) Whether it's performing life-saving operations or improving someone's health, it's a very meaningful job.
Lily: (4)
Ben: I don't think so - I'm not good with blood! (5)
Lily: Same here! It's a tough job, but we definitely need skilled and passionate people in that field.
Ben: Absolutely! Medicine isn't for everyone, but for those who love it, it's one of the most important careers out there.
