Jobs and professions

Accountant
Surgeon
Lawyer
Journalist
Carpenter
Barber
Architect
Nurse
Turner
Secretary
Bricklayer
Engineer
Economist
Sculptor
Nanny
A. a person who practises law, especially a barrister or solicitor.
B. a worker who makes and repairs, especially the wooden parts of buildings and other structures of wood.
C. a person whose profession is to keep and examine business accounts.
D. a person who designs and supervises the construction of the buildings.
E. a doctor who performs operations.
F. a woman whose job is to take care of a particular family’s children.
G. a person engaged in journalism (work of writing for editing or publishing journals).
H. a person who cares for people who are ill or injured.
I. an employee in an office, who deals with correspondence, keeps records, makes arrangements and appointments for a particular member of the staff.
J. a person whose trade is shaving and cutting men's hair.
K. a workman who builds with bricks.
L. a person who works a lathe.
M. a person who writes lectures on economics or political economy.
N. an artist who sculptures.
O. a person who works in a branch of engineering; a person who designs engines, machines, bridges, railways; a skilled or trained person who controls communications.

Answer the following questions
Questions
Have you already chosen your future profession? What is it?
Did you choose your career when you were a child?
Do you want to continue the career of your parents or grandparents?
Did your plans for the future change many times during your school years?
Who played a very important role in your choice?
Was your teachers’ influence on your mind great?
Is your future profession something you really want to do?
Is your future profession for the society you live in?
What professions do you like best of all?
What do you need to be a good specialist in any profession?
What qualities does a person need to be a good businessman (doctor)?
What skills and qualities should a person have to become a real professional?
Are there any jobs which can only be done a man (a woman)?
What kinds of jobs interest you most and least?
What is dream job?
How many jobs do you think you’ll have in your life?
Is being a rock star or sports star a jo

What should you do to choose a right profession for yourselves? What should you do to make a right choice of profession?
To communicate with the people of your favourite professions.
To discuss this question with your parents, relatives, friends, teachers.
To learn the professions you like best of all.
To do different psychological tests to define the jobs fit your personality.
To try different activities.
To consult with different specialists which can help you to choose your future profession.
To learn your skills, habits etc