Unit 8, Jobs
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Unit 8, Business Partner A2 Exercises and Flashcards
These exercises focus on Unit 8, Business Partner A2
Wordlist for Unit 8, Business Partner A2
Word |
Definition |
Example |
calm |
relaxed and not worried |
In stressful situations, it's important to remain calm |
friendly |
kind and pleasant |
The friendly receptionist greeted visitors with a warm smile |
funny |
making people laugh |
Do you remember any funny stories about work? |
intelligent |
very smart and quick to learn |
You can't have an intelligent conversation with him |
polite |
showing good manners |
Polite and courteous communication is essential in customer service roles |
reliable |
can be trusted to do something well |
The system is new, but so far it seems to be reliable |
communication skills |
the ability to share information well |
Effective communication skills are important for successful collaboration within a team |
organised |
good at planning and arranging things |
An organised workspace contributes to increased productivity |
team worker |
someone who works well with others |
I am a good team worker; I enjoy working with others to achieve our goals |
analytical |
good at examining details |
Being analytical means I am good at looking at data and finding solutions |
IT skills |
the ability to use computers and technology |
I have basic IT skills, like using email and Microsoft Word for my work |
motivated |
very eager to do something |
I am motivated to learn new things and always do my best at work |
hard-working |
putting a lot of effort into work |
I am a hard-working person; I put in effort to finish tasks on time |
language skills |
the ability to speak or understand languages |
My language skills include speaking English and a bit of Spanish |
analytical skills |
the ability to examine and understand details |
I am developing analytical skills to understand problems better |
decisive |
able to make decisions quickly and well |
I can be decisive when making choices to move projects forward |
positive attitude |
having a hopeful and happy outlook |
Keeping a positive attitude helps me handle challenges more effectively |
write well |
able to express ideas clearly in writing |
I can write well, creating clear messages in emails and reports |
useful experience |
helpful knowledge gained from past work |
My useful experience includes working with customers in a retail setting |
essential skills |
important abilities needed for a job |
Essential skills for this job include good communication and problem-solving |
degree |
a qualification from a college or university |
I have a degree in Business Administration from the local university |
qualification |
a skill or certificate that shows ability |
My qualification as a certified accountant makes me suitable for this role |
choose candidates |
to select people for a job |
In my previous job, I helped choose candidates for new positions |
vacancy |
a job that is available |
There is a job vacancy in the marketing department for a social media specialist |
advertisement |
a notice that promotes a job or product |
I saw an advertisement online for a job at a nearby company |
profile |
a description of a person |
I updated my LinkedIn profile to showcase my skills and experience |
current job |
the job someone has now |
In my current job, I assist customers in a busy retail store |
full name |
a person's complete name |
My full name is Maria Garcia; I use it on official documents |
job title |
the name of a person's job |
My job title is Customer Service Representative |
past positions |
jobs someone has had before |
In my past positions, I worked as a receptionist and a sales assistant |
qualifications |
skills or certificates showing ability |
My qualifications include a diploma in Marketing and a certificate in Graphic Design |
skills summary |
a list of important abilities |
In my skills summary, I highlight my ability to work in a team and my strong communication skills |

FAQ
What is the difference between "qualification" and "degree"?
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A qualification is any certification, diploma, or skill that makes someone suitable for a job (She has qualifications in project management).
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A degree is a specific academic award from a university (He has a degree in computer science).
What does "choose candidates" mean?
"Choose candidates" means selecting people for a job interview (The manager chose five candidates for the final round).
How does "current job" differ from "past positions"?
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Current job is the position someone holds now (My current job is as a project manager).
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Past positions refer to jobs someone had before (His past positions include marketing assistant and sales executive).
What does "skills summary" mean in a job application?
"Skills summary" is a section in a resume that lists key abilities relevant to the job (Her skills summary highlights leadership and IT skills).
Why are "communication skills" and "analytical skills" important in jobs?
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Communication skills help with teamwork and customer interaction (Good communication skills are essential for customer service jobs).
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Analytical skills help in problem-solving and decision-making (Analytical skills are important for finance and research roles).
What is a "vacancy" in job searching?
A vacancy is an open job position (There is a vacancy for a software developer at the company).