Part-time Job

Intro

1. Learn Vocabulary - Learn some new vocabulary before you start the lesson.

• dough
• spending money
• cashiers
• stock people

• Classified section
• word-of-mouth

2. Read and Prepare - Read the introduction and prepare to hear the audio.

Many people in the U.S. take part-time jobs to earn extra cash or a little spending money. The most common part-time workers are probably students. Read on to learn more.

Dialog

1. Study - Read the dialog again to see how the vocab words are used.

Many students take part-time jobs to earn spending money. They can’t work full-time because they have to go to class and study. Usually, part-time jobs are done in the evening (after school) or on the weekends.
Some common part-time jobs can be found at restaurants, grocery stores and department stores. These are jobs that don’t require much experience and can be done after school. Some examples of part-time jobs are cashiers, waiters and stock people.
To look for part-time jobs, many people use the Classified section of the newspaper. The Classified section lists current job opportunities. Other great ways to find a part-time job are the Internet and word-of-mouth. Some people just walk in and ask for an application.

 

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