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Unit 8
Jobs“What kind of work do
you do?”
Lead-in Activity Warm-up Listening Task Real World Listening Interaction Link Useful Expressions Additional Listening Homework Conversation
Lead-in Activity
Possible answers: courier, ski instructor, teacher, driver, computer
programmer, photographer, flight attendant, hotel clerk, bank cashier, waiter/waitress, pilot, doctor, lawyer, cook, dentist, personal trainer, nurse, scientist, engineer, window washer, telephone operator, construction worker, salesperson, firefighter, accountant, graphic designer, tour guide, secretary
Brainstorm the words that are related to jobs.
Part I
Warm-up
Language Points
An ER doctor is an emergency room doctor. A waiter or waitress is also called a server. weird adj. 奇怪的
Culture Note
Gold-collar worker (GCW) is rarely used compared to its blue-collar and white-collar counterparts. It is used as a marketing term more often than referring to a class of society.
Pink-collar worker works in a relatively clean, safe environment, in a job that is considered traditionally female.
Warm UpWhat do these people do every day?
Job What do they do?video game programmer
Tour guide
waiter
engineer
personal trainer eg.: Helping the client keep fit by designing a specialized exercise plan.
sales representative
flight attendant
graphic designer
banker teller
doctor
accountant
personal aide
Check-upCheck-up
Warm UpWhat do these people do every day?
Assisting passengers in an aircraftflight attendant
Talking people into buying his (her) products or service
sales representative
eg.: Helping the client keep fit by designing a specialized exercise plan.
personal trainer
Planning, constructing or managing a building or other structure
engineer
Serving at a table at a restaurant waiter
Leading tourists around tourist sites Tour guide
Developing video games on computer video game programmer
What do they do?Job
Warm Up
Assisting in daily personal tasks
personal aide
Keeping and preparing financial records
accountant
Helping the sick doctor
Spending a lot of time counting money
banker teller
Designing things for an advertisement
graphic designer
Warm Up
Now listen. Write the numbers you hear next to the jobs.
video game programmer tour guide
waiterengineer
personal trainer
sales representative
flight attendant
graphic designer
bank tellerCheck-upCheck-updoctor
Warm Up
934
81
10
657
video game programmer tour guide
waiter
engineer
personal trainer
sales representative
flight attendant
graphic designer
bank teller
doctor2
Warm Up
Write two jobs in each column. (Use your own opinions.)
helping people talking to people being creative
personal trainer
There are no “correct” answers.
Warm Up
Script
1. I’m a personal trainer, so I’m always exercising.
It’s great. I don’t have to go to the gym after work
like my friends! 2. I’m an ER doctor. In the emergency room we get a
lot of sick people and a lot of weird accidents, so
it’s never boring! 3. It’s a lot of fun being a tour guide. I meet people
from all over, and tourists are usually a pretty
happy bunch of people.
Script
4. Dinnertime is stressful when you’re a waiter. You have to get food to your customers really fast. I work at a good restaurant, though, so the tips are great! 5. I love being a graphic designer. I design all kinds of things…websites, books, birthday cards, logos for companies. I like being creative in my job. 6. I’m a flight attendant. I fly all over the world. And I get to see lots of interesting places.
Script 7. I work at a bank, as a teller. I spend a lot of time
counting money. I get tired of being cheerful
sometimes.
8. I decided to be an engineer. I always wanted to
build bridges and stuff like that.
9. I always played video games when I was a kid. So,
being a video game programmer is the perfect job
for me!
10. I’m a sales representative. You gotta like people
to have my job, ‘cause you have to be with people
all day.
Pairwork
Which of these jobs would you like? Why? Tell your partner.
Part II
Listening Task
Language Points
maternity n. 母性 adj. 妇产的 ward n. 病房 a maternity ward 产科病房 deliver v. 接生 deliver a baby go into sth. 从事某事 switch to sth. 转换到某事 He got tired of teaching and switched to painting.
他对教书感到厌倦了 , 于是改行绘画。 firefighter n. 消防员 video game 电子游戏
The question “What do you do?” is used to ask someone what their job is. It’s a short form of “What do you do for a living?” The reply often refers to the career: “I’m a nurse.” The phrase “for a living” refers to making money to live on. For example, he is a musician. He can’t make a living at that, so he has a day job as a teacher.
Language Points
Look at the pictures. What do you think the jobs are?
What does each person do?
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√
√
√
Doctor NurseEnglish teacher
1.
2.
3.
Math teacher
Firefighter EMT (Emergency Medical Technician)
Computer programmerComputer technician
First Listening
4.
Look at the pictures. What do you think the jobs are?
Why do they like their jobs?
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√
√
Likes to work at night loves to help mothersLikes to teach students
1.
2.
3.
Likes to work at night
Likes to hang outLikes to help people
Likes to be creativeLikes to work along
Second Listening
4.
What do they say about the downsides of their jobs?
Third Listening
1. She feels her work exciting, but she doesn’t like ______________.
2. Tim loves teaching, but he _________________
___________.
3. It’s exciting to help people in need, but he feels __________ sometimes when he isn’t at work.
4. A video game programmer has to ___________ most time. It gets _____________.
working nights
always has work to
do at night
bored
work alonea little lonely
Script 1. A: So, what do you do for a living, Maria?
B: I’m a nurse in a maternity ward.
A: Oh, cool. So you help deliver babies?
B: Yeah, I love seeing all the new babies, and
helping the new mothers.
A: That’s exciting.
B: Yeah, it is.
A: Do you work days or nights?
B: Nights.
A: Do you like that?
B: No, not really. Sometimes it seems like all babies
are born in the middle of the night!
2. A: What does your brother Tim do now?
B: He’s a teacher.
A: Really? Tim? I thought he went into engineering.
B: No, he switched to teaching. Now he teaches
math at a high school.
A: Wow. Does he like it?
B: Yeah, a lot. He says it’s a hard job, and he always
has work to do at night. He doesn’t like that.
A: I bet.
B: But he likes his students. He likes getting them
excited about math.
Script
3. A: What do you do for a living, John?
B: I’m a firefighter.
A: A fireman?
B: Now we say “firefighter.”
A: Oh, do you like it?
B: Yeah. It’s exciting. When there’s a fire we help
people. It’s a good feeling.
A: Any downside to your job?
B: Downside? Well, it’s boring sometimes.
A: Boring?
B: Yeah, some days we just hang out at the fire
station. I don’t like that part.
Script
4. A: A: What kind of work do you do, Ann?
B: Me? I’m a video game programmer.
A: Ah, so you play on computers all day!
B: Yep, that’s right.
A: So, you like it?
B: Yeah, it’s really fun to create video games for kids,
but…
A: But what?
B: Well, it gets a little lonely.
A: Really? Why?
B: All I ever do is look at a computer screen! And I
work alone most days.
A: Yeah.
Script
Pair Work
What is your ideal job? What kind of job do you dislike? Say why it would be OR wouldn’t be a good job for you. Give reasons.
responsibilitytelecommutingwell-paidprestigepersonal developmenttrainingmulti-nationalflexible schedule
Some words and expressions for students’ reference:
Pair Work
team work personality creative working at night challenging decision-making self-discipline bread-winner
Some words and expressions for students’ reference:
Pair Work
Part III
Real World Listening
Language Points
fluffy adj. 毛茸 茸的
orient v. 定 位,定向
Now listen to the quiz and circle the answers that fit you best.
PrepareWhat is the right job for you? One way to find out is to take a quiz. Before you take the quiz, check the phrases below that you think describe you.
be active
be creative
be with people
be in charge
take risk
be along
let people tell me what to do
be careful
I like to
Get The Main Ideas
Make sure you circled the answers that fit you best.
WHICH JOB IS RIGHT FOR YOU?
1. a) bright pink b) brown c) green
2. a) stay home
and read
b) go
snowboarding
c) visit an art
museum
3. a) IM your
friends
b) go to a party c) play computer
games
4. a) a fluffy, white
cat
b) a snake c) a goldfish
Get The Main Ideas
Make sure you circled the answers that fit you best.
5. a) practice yoga b) go to a club with
friends
c) go to bed
6. a) put it in the
bank
b) Have a big party c) Take an art class
7. a) read all of the
instructions
b) Just use it c) Read a few
instructions
8. a) keep quiet b) Say something c) Just forget about it
9. a) get angry b) Call a friend to chat
c) Relax and hang out
10. a) finish, then call
her back
b) Talk to her as long
as she needs to
c) Tell her not to
worry
Script 1. Choose one of these colors: a. bright pink b. brown c. green 2. It’s a snowy winter day. Do you…? a. stay home and read b. go snowboarding c. visit an art museum 3. It’s Saturday night. You are free. Do you…?
a. IM your friends b. go to a party c. play computer games
4. You want a pet. Do you buy…? a. a fluffy, white cat b. a snake c. a goldfish 5. It’s 11 o’clock at night. Do you…? a. practice yoga b. go to a club with friends c. go to bed
Script 6. You have some extra money. Do you…?
a. put it in the bank b. have a big party c. take an art class 7. You buy a new camera. Do you…?
a. read all of the instructions b. just use it
c. read a few instructions 8. Your friend does something that makes you angry. Do you…?
a. keep quiet b. say something c. just forget about it 9. You have to wait in a long line at the airport. Do you…?
a. get angry b. call a friend to chat c. relax and hang out 10. You need to finish your homework. A friend calls. She has a
serious problem. Do you….?
a. finish, then call her back
b. talk to her as long as she needs to
c. tell her not to worry
Oral Practice
You’ve taken a quiz about yourself. Now please give a brief account of the quiz about yourself on the basis of the above information.
Find your score. Give yourself: 3 points for each “a” 2 points for each “b” 1 points for each “c”
Respond to the Ideas
Totals:
Over 25 points: You’re very goal oriented. You might want to work at a bank.
20-25 points: You’re ambitious and creative. You would be a good sales representative.
Under 20 points: You like taking it easy. You could work as a computer technician.
Respond to the Ideas
Respond to the Ideas
Do you agree with your score? Why? Why not?
Review the occupations in the unit Warm Up. Discuss which jobs are suitable for the score you got.
Part IV
Interaction Link
1. Take turns asking each other the following questions about the jobs below. Mark your partner’s answers in the chart. Give reasons for your answers. Is this job interesting or boring? Is this job easy or hard? Is this job important or unimportant?
Get A Job
Police officer
Graphic designer
Airline pilot
English teacher
Bus driver
interestingboring
interesting
interesting
interesting
interesting
boring
boring
boring
boring
easy
easy
easy
easy
easy
hard
hard
hard
hard
hard
important
important
important
important
important
unimportant
unimportant
unimportant
unimportant
unimportant
Business manager
Musician
Software engineer
Tour guide
Yoga instructor
interestingboring
interesting
interesting
interesting
interesting
boring
boring
boring
boring
easy
easy
easy
easy
easy
hard
hard
hard
hard
hard
important
important
important
important
important
unimportant
unimportant
unimportant
unimportant
unimportant
1. Take turns asking each other the following questions about the jobs below. Mark your partner’s answers in the chart. Give reasons for your answers. Is this job interesting or boring? Is this job easy or hard? Is this job important or unimportant?
Get A Job
2. Groupwork. What kind of person do you have to be to do each job? Use words from the box below or other words you know.
warm friendly quiet intelligent creative
interesting fun confident cool artistic
helpful calm imaginative understanding cooperative
ambitious sociable talkative energetic orderly
Get A Job
Example: My ideal job is work as a tour guide. To be a tour guide, I should be easy-going, friendly, warm-hearted and knowledgeable. Besides, the good command of English is also important.
Part V
Useful Expressions
Useful Expressions
What (kind of work) do you do (for a living)?
Do you like it?
你做什么工作 ?
How do you like it?
你喜欢这个工作吗 ?
你为什么喜欢这项工作 ?
Part VI
Additional Listening
A Model Situational Conversation
He’s an accountant.He works with numbers.He’s an accountant.He manages your money.He’s an accountant.He plans your taxes.An accountant---That’s his occupation,His job.
A Model Situational Conversation
She’s in business.She’s a vice-president---A vice-presidentIn a toy companyShe’s in business.She’s the boss.A vice-president---That’s her occupation,Her job.
A Model Situational Conversation
She’s a salesclerk.
She sells clothing. She’s a salesclerk.
She works in a store.
Yeah, she’s a salesclerk.
She designs clothing, too.
A salesclerk---
That’s her occupation,
Her job.
A Model Situational Conversation
She’s a teacher.That’s her job.She’s a nurse.That’s her job.He’s a pilot.That’s his job.Those are occupations. They’re all jobs.____________________. That’s her job.____________________. That’s her job.____________________. That’s his job.Those are occupations. They’re all jobs.
A Model Situational Conversation
He’s a vendor.He sells foodOn the street.He’s a vendor.He sells hotdogs.He’s a vendor.He sells ice cream.A vendor,An accountant,A salesclerk,A nurse,A teacher,A pilot---They’re all jobs!
2. Groupwork. What kind of person do you have to be to do each job? Use words from the box below or other words you know.
Part VII
Homework Conversation
Work in pairs. Talk about one of your parents’ job with
your partner.
Expressions for reference
What kind of work does your father/mother do? Does he/she like his job? Why does he/she like his/her job? What are the downsides of their jobs?