Week 9: Work – Talking About Jobs and Giving Suggestions

This unit is designed for pre-intermediate students who want to talk about work, jobs, and professional situations. You will learn how to describe responsibilities and communicate in workplace contexts.

You will learn how to use modal verbs such as “must,” “have to,” “can,” “will,” and “might” to talk about obligation, ability, and predictions.

You will build your vocabulary with words related to work and jobs so you can describe tasks and roles more clearly.

We will also practise pronunciation to help you speak more clearly, focusing on stressed and unstressed words and modal verbs.

This unit focuses on real-life communication. You will practise making offers and suggestions, talking about work situations, and responding to ideas.

You will improve all your English skills: Listening (understand interviews and monologues), Reading (read work-related emails), Speaking (talk about work), Writing (write a job application).

After this unit, you can talk about jobs, give advice, make suggestions, understand spoken information, read texts, write a job application, and communicate more confidently.