Look at the picture.
Think about the topic
What is something you are really passionate about?
Do you think you can make this activity into a money-making career?
What are the steps to accomplishing your career goals?
How can you best plan for and achieve success?
How will your life be different in your “dream job”?
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| It prepares you for other steps. | |
| It can be very difficult. | |
| It answers your questions. |
3. Why is “meeting others” important?
| It is necessary to bring them to the table. | |
| It will likely network your neighborhood. | |
| It can bring you closer to your dream job. |
| Be pro-active in following your career dreams. | |
| Be careful about making poor career choices. | |
| Be realistic about jobs that don’t pay much money. |
| Involve creative fashion. | |
| Value your passion. | |
| Change your industry. |
| Being realistic about lifestyle | |
| Stretching your money | |
| Establishing artsy products |
Your tutor will listen and offer correction on your pronunciation.
“Are you currently in a job and working hard for something you really don’t care about?
Well, we have some steps for you on how to turn it around and really turn what you are passionate about into a career, a successful one at that.”
To see the entire transcript, click here. Source: MonkeySee.com
Read the text aloud to your tutor.
Your tutor will listen and provide you with feedback.
Talk with your tutor about this topic.
Use the expressions and vocabulary you learned.
Use the related resources below to learn more.
Do you enjoy your present occupation?
Why or why not?
What would make a job more enjoyable?
How do you think you can turn your interests or hobbies into a career?
Pretend you are your tutor’s advisor.
What recommendations will you give him / her about changing careers to something he/she enjoys more?
Plan the next steps you need to take to enhance your career.
What items will you focus on? When will you need to take action?
Who will be able to help you?
Talk to your tutor about your career goals and progress.
Ask your questions for advice.
(Answers: A, B, C, A, A)
