Use this game to challenge your students. In teams, they will compete to create as many correct sentences as possible to give work-related advice to the people presented on the cards.
Jobs & Work
Job descriptions, job interviews, work-life balance, career opportunities… Talking about it is an absolute must in the classroom. With this selection of activities to complete or replace your lesson plans, you can approach this very common topic without boring your ESL students out or asking them to describe their day at work for the fifth time!
Jobs Vocabulary Activity B1
Students find the odd one out and explain why in this easy online-friendly Jobs Vocabulary Activity that also works as a printable!
Introduce yourself: What’s on your CV?
This poster is much more than a nice game to chat about useful skills at work in the classroom: your students will also get to learn and use all the key phrases to ace a job interview.
Prove it! Time Expressions Game with Jobs & Work
Make sentences using different time expressions in order to prove something about yourself. Fun and challenging!
Real English Conversation: Job Interview Activity
A fun dice inspired job interview activity to stretch your students’ English conversation skills and practice relavent vocabulary.
Let’s talk about jobs and work
Use this activity online or offline to introduce the topic of Jobs & Work by matching sentence halves while practicing reading and speaking in English.
Complain about Work
Use this interactive PDF activity to complain about jobs and work with your students for at least an hour!
Fun Way to Talk About Work: Six Jobs Too Many
Here’s a fun way to talk about work in your online and offline classroom. She lives on an island, works six jobs and she is happy. How!?
Choose a Job – Board Game (A2-B1)
This choose a job ESL activity is in a board game format applicable in online and offline classrooms with multiple levels.
Compare Job Candidates: Police Chief Wanted
Compare job candidates for police chief. Batman, Spiderman and Superman are looking for new gigs. Students compare the options.
Job Interview Questions: Head Hunter
Have you ever participated in a whale hunt? Do you like dogs? Can you make friends with children? What are you doing tonight? Turn your classroom into a job fair!
A word from The Z Team.
These activities, resources and lesson plans are here to help you come prepared and teach better. We hope you and your students enjoy 🙂
Happy Teaching!