Career Unit Vocabulary

1. – A profession or occupation that someone works at for a long period of time.
5. – A formal conversation between a job candidate and an employer to discuss qualifications and suitability for a job.
11. – A person with specialized education or training in a specific field.
12. – The group of people employed in a specific area or country.
13. – Abilities or expertise that help someone perform a task or job.
15. Benefits – Additional perks provided by employers, such as health insurance, retirement plans, and paid time off.
18. – A job or profession that requires specific skills or training.
19. – A document that lists a person’s education, experience, and skills for a job application.
20. – Building relationships with others to exchange information and resources related to careers and opportunities.

2. – People who can speak to someone’s character, skills, and work experience, usually listed on a resume.
3. – The education, experience, or skills needed to do a specific job.
4. – A temporary position where someone gains work experience in a particular field.
6. – Payment made to workers based on the hours they work or the tasks they complete.
7. – The amount of money a person earns for their work, usually paid monthly or yearly.
8. Ethic – The commitment to doing one’s job well and being responsible and reliable.
9. Market – The demand for jobs and the number of people looking for work.
10. – A location or environment where people perform their job duties.
14. Description – A list of responsibilities, duties, and qualifications required for a specific job.
16. – The state of having a paid job.
17. Advancement – Moving up in a career or getting promoted to a higher position with more responsibilities.