This topic focuses on discussing opportunities to gain experience while earning money. It introduces vocabulary and expressions for part-time jobs, internships, and other work experiences that help people grow professionally. Students will learn to describe work-related activities, use modal verbs to talk about possibilities, and ask questions about jobs and earnings.
GRAMMAR
1. Modal Verb “Can”
Used to talk about abilities, possibilities, or permissions.
- Structure:
- Subject + can + base verb
- Examples:
- You can learn a lot in this job.
- She can work part-time and study.
2. Present Simple for Facts
Used to describe regular actions or truths.
- Structure:
- Subject + verb (base form for I/you/we/they, or +s for he/she/it)
- Examples:
- He works part-time at a cafe.
- They earn money while gaining experience.
3. Conjunction “and”
Used to connect ideas or actions.
- Examples:
- You can gain experience and make some money.
- She studies during the day and works in the evening.
VOCABULARY
Experience: Knowledge or skills from doing something.
Example: Work experience is very important.Earn: To receive money for work.
Example: She earns money by babysitting.Job: A task or work done regularly.
Example: His job is to deliver newspapers.Internship: A short-term work opportunity to gain experience.
Example: An internship helps you learn about a career.Part-time: Working less than full-time hours.
Example: I have a part-time job at a bookstore.Salary: Money you earn for working.
Example: The salary for this job is good.Opportunity: A chance to do something.
Example: This is a great opportunity to learn.Task: A specific piece of work.
Example: My tasks include answering emails.Skill: An ability to do something well.
Example: Writing is an important skill for this job.Responsibility: A duty or task you must do.
Example: My responsibility is to help customers.
USEFUL EXPRESSIONS
- You can gain experience and earn money at the same time.
- This is a great opportunity for students.
- I’m learning a lot in my part-time job.
- Earning money is important while studying.
- What kind of experience can I get?
- This job helps me develop new skills.
- It’s not just about the money; it’s about learning.
- You should try to find a job that suits your schedule.
- Balancing work and study can be challenging.
- Practical experience is very valuable.
SENTENCES
Positive Sentences
- You can get valuable experience in this job.
- She earns money while studying at university.
- This part-time job helps me learn new skills.
Negative Sentences
- You cannot get much experience from this job.
- He doesn’t earn a lot of money, but he learns a lot.
- They don’t work on weekends.
Questions and Answers
Q: Can you work and study at the same time?
A: Yes, I can manage both.Q: What kind of experience can I get from this job?
A: You can learn teamwork and communication skills.Q: Does this job pay well?
A: It pays enough for my expenses.
CONVERSATION
Situation: Emma is talking to her friend Jake about getting a part-time job.
Emma: Hey Jake, do you know any good part-time jobs?
Jake: Yes! There’s a cafe hiring near my house. You can get experience and make some money.
Emma: That sounds interesting. What kind of work is it?
Jake: You’ll take orders, serve customers, and clean tables. It’s a good way to learn teamwork.
Emma: Do they pay well?
Jake: It’s not a lot, but it’s enough for students.
Emma: Thanks, Jake! I’ll apply for it tomorrow.
READING
Gaining Experience and Earning Money
Lily is a university student. She studies during the day and works part-time in the evening. Her job is at a local bakery. She helps bake bread, serves customers, and cleans the shop.
Lily enjoys her job because she learns new skills. She is learning how to bake and how to talk to customers. This experience will help her in the future. She also earns money, which helps her pay for her studies and personal expenses.
Sometimes, balancing work and study is difficult. Lily has to manage her time carefully. But she believes that gaining experience and making money at the same time is worth the effort. “This job is teaching me a lot,” Lily says. “It’s not just about the money. It’s about preparing for the future.”
Questions
What does Lily do in the bakery?
Answer: She bakes bread, serves customers, and cleans the shop.Why does Lily like her job?
Answer: Because she learns new skills and gains experience.How does Lily use the money she earns?
Answer: She uses it to pay for her studies and personal expenses.What challenge does Lily face?
Answer: Balancing work and study is sometimes difficult.Why does Lily think her job is important?
Answer: Because it helps her prepare for the future.
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