ESL Lesson Plans

The Future of Jobs

Kategoria
Angielski Biznesowy, Darmowe lekcje
Tematyka
Praca, Technologia, Przyszłość
Rodzaj treści
Video
Poziom
B2 Upper-Intermediate, C1 Advanced
Gramatyka
Mixed Grammar
Skupiam się na
Mówienie, Słownictwo, Słuchanie
ID lekcji
B2C1.B-4
Czas trwania lekcji
30 minut
The Future of Jobs | darmowa lekcja angielskiego

Opis lekcji

Innovation. Technology. The cutting edge. And…the pink slip? In this lesson, students consider how work will be different in the future as a result of recent shifts in job market trends. Students learn and practice vocabulary by taking part in engaging discussion activities concerning the job skills necessary for the future. Students also watch a video with predictions about the future of work. The lesson activities have been developed for adult and teenage learners.

Cel lekcji


  • To develop speaking and listening skills

  • To discuss work in the future

  • To learn and use new vocabulary






Video

What does the future hold for the job market? A lot of jobs are getting irrelevant, but, at the same time, new ones are created. This video talks about what we need to do to prepare for the job market in the upcoming years.

Video Transcript ROZWIŃ

Słownictowo i Wymowa ZWIŃ

automation [noun]: the use of machines or computers instead of people, especially in a factory or office
recession [noun]: a period when the economy of a country is not doing well, industrial production and business activity are at a low level
upskilling [noun]: the process of improving workers' skills
inclusive [adjective]: including everything or all types of people
sustainable [adjective]: able to continue at the same level for a period of time
emerge [verb]: to become known or develop as a result of something; to appear
human capital [noun]: employees, and all of their knowledge, skills, experience, etc., which makes them valuable to a company or economy
shortage [noun]: a lack of something needed
asset [noun]: a person or thing that is very useful or valuable
displaced worker [noun]: a worker who has lost their job because the company they work for has failed or closed down
step in [phrasal verb]: to become involved
safety net [noun]: something, especially a government program, that protects or helps people with financial problems
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