career (n), A job or profession you do for a long time., colleague (n), A person you work with., deal with the public (v), To interact with customers or people in general., earn a salary (v), To receive money for your work., employee (n), A person who works for someone else., employer (n), A person or company that pays people to work., experience (n), Knowledge or skill gained from doing a job., high-pressure (adj), A situation with a lot of stress and responsibility., in charge of (adj), Having control or authority over something., indoors (adj/adv), Inside a building., in good/bad/dangerous conditions (adv), The physical state of the workplace., internship (n), A temporary job for a student to get experience., manual (adj), Involving physical work with your hands., outdoors (adv), Outside a building., permanent (adj), Lasting for a long time or forever (no end date)., promotion (n), A move to a higher position at work., qualifications (n), Exams or training you have passed., responsible for (adj), Having the duty to do something., secure (adj), Safe; unlikely to be lost or taken away., self-employed (adj), Working for yourself, not an employer., skilled (adj), Having special training or abilities., temporary (adj), Lasting for a short time., training (n), Learning skills for a job., apply for a job (v), To send an application for a job., be made redundant (v), To lose your job because the company no longer needs you., be offered a job (v), To be asked to take a job., be sacked/fired (v), To be forced to leave your job., be well/badly paid (v), To receive a good/bad amount of money for work., become unemployed (v), To lose your job and have no work., do shift work (v), To work in shifts (e.g., mornings, nights).

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