Task 1. Read these words paying attention to their pronunciation and find Russian equivalents and use them in your speech.

PEOPLE’S OCCUPATIONS

LESSON 2

(2 hours)

LEVEL 1

Task 1. Read these words paying attention to their pronunciation and find Russian equivalents and
use them in your speech.

job

work

occupation

profession

career

professor

lecturer

tutor

teacher

instructor

coach

trainer

wage

salary

!! Do not use wag es before a noun. Use “wage”

• wage earners

LEVEL 2

Task 2. Match the words from the table with their definitions

teacher

professor

lecturer

tutor

instructor

coach

trainer

1. … usually works in a school
2. … is a teacher of the highest rank in a British university, and is a general term for a teacher in an American college.
3. Someone who teaches in a British university and who is not a professor is called a ….
4. … gives lessons to just one student or a small group of students, especially privately in their home or a student's home.
5. … is someone who helps people learn a sport or practical skill, such as driving, skiing, or swimming.
6. … is someone who helps a person or a team to improve in a sport.
7. … is someone who teaches people the skills they need for a job.

Task 3. Match adjectives from the first column with the following nouns:

a new coach

a private tutor

a riding teacher

the school swimming instructor

Task 4. Match words from the table with their definitions

job

work

career

wage

occupation

profession

salary

1. … is the work that you do regularly in order to earn money, especially when you work for a company or public organization is
2. … is used in a more general way to talk about activities that you do to earn money, either working for a company or for yourself
3. Use … to talk about the kind of work that someone usually does, for example if they are a teacher, lawyer, driving instructor etc. … is used mainly on official forms
4. A … is a kind of work for which you need special training and a good education, for example teaching, law, or medicine
5. Your … is the type of work that you do or hope to do for most of your life
6. Someone's … is the money they are paid every month by their employer, especially someone in a profession, such as a teacher or a lawyer
7. Use … to refer to the money that someone is paid every week by their employer, especially someone who works in a factory or a shop

Task 5. Headway p.26, Ex.3:

Look at the phonetic spelling of some of the words. Practise saying them (listen Track 4).

Task 6. Headway p.26, Ex. 1: Use your dictionary and match a picture with a job in column A.

Task 7. Headway p.26, Ex. 2 – Match a job in A with a line in B.

Listen Track 5 and check.

Task 8. Inside out elementary p.12 Writing. Add apostrophes to the texts.

LEVEL 3

Task 9. Headway p.24-25, Ex-s 1-6. Work with the text “The Man with 13 Jobs”

Listen Track 6 for completing conversations in Exercise 6.

Task 10. Listen to the tape scripts “Family Lawyer”Headway p. 28-29.Do Ex-s 1-5.

LEVEL 4

Task 11. Organize a panel discussion: what jobs are better paid in our country nowadays: connected with manual labour, intellectual labour or creativity? You are:

The host (ведущий)

A school teacher A university teacher An actor A sculptor A fashion-designer A disc jockey A journalist A dancer An architect

A secretary An accountant A typist An economist A lawyer

A fitter A plumber An electrician A mechanic A builder A railwayman

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