A1PopularJobs & Work
Name jobs, talk about your work and take your first steps in a job search.
Work is often the first reason to learn French in Canada. Learn the names of jobs in the masculine and feminine, describe your workplace, your tasks and your hours, then read a simple job ad and answer the first questions of an interview.
Lessons
- 1
Jobs: masculine and feminine
Name common jobs and form the feminine: infirmier / infirmière, vendeur / vendeuse.
- 2
Talking about your work
Say where you work, what you do, your hours and what you like about your job.
- 3
Looking for a job
Understand a job ad, present your experience simply and answer first interview questions.
Final assessment
Ten questions drawn from the whole course. Score 70% or more to earn your certificate.
What you will be able to do
- 01Name jobs in the masculine and feminine
- 02Describe your work and hours
- 03Understand a job ad
- 04Answer simple interview questions
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