Education & work

2. The work of assisting passengers in transportation, such as at an airport, on a train, or a bus.
4. A person who works without being paid, usually for a charitable cause or community service.
5. To have a job with a schedule that changes frequently instead of fixed working hours.
6. To start and establish a new business.
10. A small quiz or assessment that checks students’ knowledge of a topic.
11. To submit an assignment or schoolwork to the teacher.
12. To give someone suggestions or recommendations about what they should do in a particular situation.
13. A practice test taken before the final exam to help students prepare and check their knowledge.

1. A score given to a student’s work, showing how well they performed in a test or assignment.
3. A person who meets all the requirements and qualifications for a particular job.
7. Additional perks or advantages given by an employer, such as health insurance, paid vacation, or bonuses.
8. A company that helps people find jobs by matching them with suitable employers.
9. To take a year off from education, often to travel or gain work experience before starting university.
13. To lead and organize a group of people working together.