Unit 6. Future jobs

Welcome to our class!
Class 12A1 – period: 36th
Teacher’s name: Đoàn Thị Thu Nhung
Unit 6 FUTURE JOBS
- Part C. Listening -
WARM UP
CONTENT
* Before you listen
* While you listen
1. Task 1
2. Task 2
* After you listen
III. Homework
I play music. Who am I ?
Musician
I. Warm up
Who is he?
Traffic policeman
I. Warm up
I fly a plane. Who am I ?
Pilot
I. Warm up
I help people when they are sick
Doctor
I. Warm up
I work on the farm
Farmer
I. Warm up
VOCABULARY
1. Predict
(v)

2. Wholesale (n)
#
Retail (n)
4. Finance (n)
* Before you listen
3. Manufacturing ( n)
American
workforce
…………1….jobs
………2…….jobs
………3…….
companies
Wholesale
companies
Retail
companies
Personal
……5……
Manufacturing
Services
Transportation
Task 1
Listen to the passage and fill in the missing words in the boxes
services
………4…….
companies
Finance
* While you listen
Task 2. Listen and choose the best answer for
each question
1. American workers have changed:
From manufacturing jobs to service jobs
From service jobs to manufacturing jobs
From selling goods to buying goods
All are correct
2. Manufacturing jobs are jobs in which
Workers make something B. Workers provide services
Workers produce things D. A and C are correct
3. Service jobs are grouped into ………….categories
four B. five C. eight D. nine
4. ……..of workers produced goods one hundred years ago.
30% B. 70% C. 80% D. 90%
5. .…of workers will work in the service sector by the year 2020
30% B. 50% C. 80% D. 90%
Task 3. Listen again and decide whether the
statements are true (T) or false (F)
American workers have changed from
manufacturing jobs to service jobs.
2. Manufacturing jobs are jobs in
which workers make something.
3. Personal services are one of the five
service jobs.
4. 70% of workers produced goods
one hundred years ago.
5. 80% of workers will work in the service sector by the year 2020.
T
F
T
T
T
F
F
80%
90%
Let’s look at some of the recent changes in the US job market and see if we can make some predictions about future jobs.
A good way to begin is to look at the American workforce and how it is changing. The most important change has been the shift from manufacturing jobs to service jobs.
Manufacturing jobs are jobs in which people make something or produce things. For example, people produce cars. Service jobs are those in which workers provide services, or we may say, they may do something, like washing people’s cars. Generally, service jobs are grouped into five categories: - One: Transportation companies
- Two: Wholesale companies
- Three: Retail companies
- Four: Finance companies
- Five: Personal services, such as hotels, cars repair, accounting, education and medicine.
Now the point here is that people have changed from manufacturing jobs to service jobs. For example, one hundred years ago, 80% of workers produced goods, today only 30% do. Economists predict that by the years 2020, nine out of every ten workers will work in service jobs.
There have been changing in the American……..…….….The most important one is the shift from ……..…………………to. ………………Manufacturing jobs are jobs in which workers make something or produce things. Service jobs are those in which workers provide services or do something. There are ……..categories of service jobs: transportation companies, wholesale companies, retail companies, finance companies and ………….services. A hundred years ago ……. of workers produced goods. Economists predict that ………of workers will work in the service sector by the year 2020.
job market
1
2
manufacturing jobs
3
service jobs
4
five
5
personal
6
80%
7
90%
Work in pairs and answer following questions
* After you listen
- Five.
They are: Transportation companies, Wholesale
companies, Retail companies, Finance companies,
and Personal services.
3. How many categories are service jobs grouped
into? What are they?
They are jobs in which workers provide service.
2. What are service jobs ?
1. What are manufacturing jobs?
They are jobs in which people make something or
produce things.
Homework :
- Write a short paragraph (100 words) about your future jobs.
- Prepare the next lesson.
Thank You
For
Your Listening!