Introduction to Career Fair Vocabulary

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Across
  1. 4. a formal meeting in which someone is asked questions, usually to find out if s/he is good enough for a job
  2. 7. a move to a better, more responsible position at work
  3. 10. the person/s who pays someone to work for them
  4. 11. a particular job, especially one in which you work with your hands
  5. 12. a person who works for another in order to learn a trade
  6. 17. a person’s usual or principal work or business, especially as a means of earning a living; a vocation
  7. 18. a person who knows you well and writes a letter containing information about you, usually to a new employer
Down
  1. 1. money that you receive yearly as payment for the organization you work for
  2. 2. the money that you make from working
  3. 3. courses taken by a student to gain entry into a higher course or towards a final qualification
  4. 5. a written list and description of your education and work experience
  5. 6. someone you work with, especially in a profession
  6. 8. the people who work for an employer
  7. 9. money or help that you get (such as insurance or a 401K) as part of your job
  8. 13. a job that needs special education or training
  9. 14. someone’s education, experience, etc. that proves s/he has the ability to do a job
  10. 15. a school that teaches you the skills needed to do a particular job
  11. 16. wage the lowest amount of money that can be legally paid per hour to a worker