Flashcards on Job Search and Employment Basics

Job Search and Employment Basics: Your Student Guide

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What are the two main groups of jobs and how do they differ?

White-collar jobs (office, mental work like managers, teachers, IT specialists) and blue-collar jobs (manual work, often in factories or outdoors like

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Question: What are the two main groups of jobs and how do they differ?

Answer: White-collar jobs (office, mental work like managers, teachers, IT specialists) and blue-collar jobs (manual work, often in factories or outdoors like

Card 2

Question: Give three examples of white-collar jobs.

Answer: Managers, teachers, IT specialists.

Card 3

Question: Give three examples of blue-collar jobs.

Answer: Mechanics, builders, electricians.

Card 4

Question: What is the usual weekly working time for a full-time job?

Answer: Usually 40 hours a week.

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Question: What is a part-time job?

Answer: A job with fewer hours than full-time.

Card 6

Question: Why might students take summer or temporary jobs?

Answer: To earn some pocket money.

Card 7

Question: Where can you search when looking for a job?

Answer: On internet job portals, at a job centre, or through personal contacts.

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Question: What two documents must you send when applying for a job?

Answer: Your CV (Curriculum Vitae / resume) and a cover letter (motivační dopis).

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Question: What should a good CV include?

Answer: Personal details, education, work experience, and special skills (e.g., foreign languages or computer skills).

Card 10

Question: What happens if a company likes your CV?

Answer: They invite you for a job interview (pracovní pohovor).