Look at the diagram. Sort the vocabulary given below in compliance with their relevance to the categorical meaning. Provide them with the Ukrainian equivalents.

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Are certain careers more suitable for men than for women? Which of the following do you consider a) for women only? b) for women only? c) for either? Add names of careers to the following list.

Would you take up the job to drive an underground train in Kyiv if offered? Why or why not?

What are the advantages and disadvantages of working as a metro train driver?

Answer the following questions.

B) What would you value most in your workplace? Rank the following factors in order of importance. Account for your choice.

• comfortable working environment
• flexible working hours
• opportunity to travel
• good remuneration
• meeting new people
• social benefits
• opportunity to progress
• long holiday
• sense of being a part of the business
• opportunity for personal development

Essential Vocabulary

Vocation, career, occupation, profession, job, position, employment, career adviser, career ladder, take up a career / ajob / a position, be cut out for a career of a teacher / doctor/ etc., consider a career of a lawyer/ journalist, make a career, find a permanent/ temporary job, to earn money, apply for a job /position, job description, job interview, candidate, lawyer, entrance (exams), full-time job, director of studies, to be on relief, to be on a sick leave, to hire, to employ, part-time job, applicant, application, the letter of application, submit a proposal / documents, salary, wages, journalist, a period of private studies, work overtime, work in shifts, to work late hours, to be dismissed, pay in cash / by check / into somebody's account, to find a permanent /secure job, to pay in full / in parts, staff, recruitment agency, fire / dismiss, tuition fee, to be promoted plumber, retire, do one's homework / assignment (AE), to retire, lay off, to be in charge of, to work five-to-none, academic achievement, to pay in installments, be doing well / badly, attendance register, be making good / no progress at school, be a student / go to school, revise for an exam, truancy, hand / give in papers, examination period, acquisition of knowledge, architect, distribute one's revision time, read to oneself, do self-testing, give a lesson / a class / a course of lectures in a subject, give a lecture in / on a subject, lecture on a problem, help with sth., to be on the dole.