Jobs and Industries By Radik Darmawan. What do these mean? Construction : Retail : Financial services : Information technology: Customer service : Konstruksi.

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Jobs and Industries By Radik Darmawan

What do these mean? Construction : Retail : Financial services : Information technology: Customer service : Konstruksi Pertokoan Layanan keuangan Teknologi informasi Layanan pelanggan

What do these mean? Construction : Retail : Financial services : Information technology: Customer service : Konstruksi Pertokoan Layanan keuangan Teknologi informasi Layanan pelanggan

What do these mean? Construction : Retail : Financial services : Information technology: Customer service : Konstruksi Pertokoan Layanan keuangan Teknologi informasi Layanan pelanggan

What do these mean? Construction : Retail : Financial services : Information technology: Customer service : Konstruksi Pertokoan Layanan keuangan Teknologi informasi Layanan pelanggan

What do these mean? Construction : Retail : Financial services : Information technology: Customer service : Konstruksi Pertokoan Layanan keuangan Teknologi informasi Layanan pelanggan

What do these mean? Construction : Retail : Financial services : Information technology: Customer service : Konstruksi Pertokoan Layanan keuangan Teknologi informasi Layanan pelanggan

What do you do? I’m in construction

What do you do? I’m in customer service

What do you do? I’m in financial service

What do you do? I’m in information technology

What do you do? I’m in retail

What do you do? I’m in construction

What do you do? I’m in customer service

What do you do? I’m in financial service

What do you do? I’m in information technology

What do you do? I’m in retail

What do you do? I’m in construction

What do you do? I’m in customer service

What do you do? I’m in financial service

What do you do? I’m in information technology

What do you do? I’m in retail

What’s your job? Engineer: Manager: Buyer: Salesman: Computer programmer: Production worker: Industrial photographer: Construction worker: Company receptionist: Personal assistant: Insinyur Manajer Pembeli Penjual Pemrogram komputer Karyawan produksi Fotografer industri Pekerja bangunan Resepsionis perusahaan Asisten pribadi

What’s your job? Engineer: Manager: Buyer: Salesman: Computer programmer: Production worker: Industrial photographer: Construction worker: Company receptionist: Personal assistant: Insinyur Manajer Pembeli Penjual Pemrogram komputer Karyawan produksi Fotografer industri Pekerja bangunan Resepsionis perusahaan Asisten pribadi

What’s your job? Engineer: Manager: Buyer: Salesman: Computer programmer: Production worker: Industrial photographer: Construction worker: Company receptionist: Personal assistant: Insinyur Manajer Pembeli Penjual Pemrogram komputer Karyawan produksi Fotografer industri Pekerja bangunan Resepsionis perusahaan Asisten pribadi

Match them Buyer : Production worker : Construction worker: Receptionist : Programmer : Engineer : Personal assistant : Make products Welcome visitors Help my boss Design buildings Make tall building Buy products Write computer program

Match them Buyer : Production worker : Construction worker: Receptionist : Programmer : Engineer : Personal assistant : Make products Welcome visitors Help my boss Design buildings Make tall building Buy products Write computer program

I’m a receptionist I welcome visitors I work for Kasyasindo

I’m an engineer I design buildings I work for Wika

I’m a construction worker I make tall buildings I work for Maverick

I’m a computer programmer I write computer programs I work for Vodafone

I’m a production worker I make cars I work for Jaguar

I’m a receptionist I welcome visitors I work for Hilton

I’m an engineer I design buildings I work for Layton

I’m a construction worker I make tall buildings I work for Delta Construction

I’m a computer programmer I write computer programs I work for Dow Jones

I’m a production worker I make cars I work for Ford

1.I’m in retail. I’m a buyer. I work for Wallmart. I buy the products that we sell to customers 2.I’m in financial services. I’m a manager. I work for HSBC. I manage workers at a call center

3. I’m in IT. I’m a salesman. I work for IBM. I sell computers to customers. 4. I’m in construction. I’m an engineer. I work for Foster and Partners. I work in a team that design buildings

Match them 1.Computer 2.Production 3.Industrial 4.Construction 5.Company 6.Personal a.Worker b.Photographer c.Programmer d.Receptionist e.Assistant f.Worker

Match them 1.Computer 2.Production 3.Industrial 4.Construction 5.Company 6.Personal a.Worker b.Photographer c.Programmer d.Receptionist e.Assistant f.Worker

What’s his/her job? 1.He works for Bouygues. He builds tall buildings 2.He works for Jaguar. He makes cars 3.She welcomes visitors. She works for Procter and gamble 4.She helps her boss. She works for Vodafone 5.She works for Nestlé. He takes pictures of the company’s factory 6.She writes computer programs. She works for Microsoft Construction workers Production workers Company receptionist Personal assistant Industrial photographer Computer programmer

What’s his/her job? 1.He works for Bouygues. He builds tall buildings 2.He works for Jaguar. He makes cars 3.She welcomes visitors. She works for Procter and gamble 4.She helps her boss. She works for Vodafone 5.She works for Nestlé. He takes pictures of the company’s factory 6.She writes computer programs. She works for Microsoft Construction workers Production workers Company receptionist Personal assistant Industrial photographer Computer programmer

Places and departments Part 2

What’s the meaning Office: Call center: Lab: Home: Construction site: Oil rig: Kantor Operator pusat Laboratorium Rumah Lokasi pembangunan Pengeboran minyak

Where do you work? I work on a construction site

Where do you work? I work on an oil rig

Where do you work? I work in a call center

Where do you work? I work in an office

Where do you work? I work in a lab

Where do you work? I work in a shop

Where do you work? I work on a construction site

Where do you work? I work on an oil rig

Where do you work? I work in a call center

Where do you work? I work in an office

Where do you work? I work in a lab

Where do you work? I work in a shop

Departments in a company Production Training Sales Accounts Human resources Marketing Research and Development Finance

Match them Accounts: HR: Marketing: R&D: Finance: Find new products for the company to sell. Look after the company’s website. Goes to the banks to find the money that the company needs. Get the money from customers and pays everyone that the company owes money to. Find new people to work for the company.

Match them Accounts: HR: Marketing: R&D: Finance: Find new products for the company to sell. Look after the company’s website. Goes to the banks to find the money that the company needs. Get the money from customers and pays everyone that the company owes money to. Find new people to work for the company.

Match them Accounts: HR: Marketing: R&D: Finance: Find new products for the company to sell. Look after the company’s website. Goes to the banks to find the money that the company needs. Get the money from customers and pays everyone that the company owes money to. Find new people to work for the company.

Notice this You / HR / find new people to work for the company A: Which department do you work in? B: I work in Human Resources A: What do you do? B: I find new people to work for the company Kevin / marketing / look after the company’s website A: Which department does Kevin work in? B: He works in Marketing A: What does he do? B: He looks after the company’s website

Notice this They / R&D / find new products for the company to sell A: Which department do They work in? B: They work in R&D A: What do they do? B: They find new people to work for the company Lily / marketing / look after the company’s website A: Which department does Lily work in? B: She works in Marketing A: What does she do? B: She looks after the company’s website

Notice this You / HR / find new people to work for the company A: Which department do you work in? B: I work in Human Resources A: What do you do? B: I find new people to work for the company Kevin / marketing / look after the company’s website A: Which department does Kevin work in? B: He works in Marketing A: What does he do? B: He looks after the company’s website

Notice this You / Finance / Go to the banks to find the money that the company needs. A: Which department do you work in? B: I work in Finance A: What do you do? B: I go to the banks to find the money that the company needs. Thomas / Accounts / get the money from customers and pays everyone that the company owes money to. A: Which department does Thomas work in? B: He works in Accounts A: What does he do? B: He gets the money from customers and pays everyone that the company owes money to.

Notice this You / HR / find new people to work for the company A: Which department do you work in? B: I work in Human Resources A: What do you do? B: I find new people to work for the company Harry / marketing / look after the company’s website A: Which department does Harry work in? B: He works in Marketing A: What does he do? B: He looks after the company’s website

Which department do you work in? I work in the training department Ask question!

Which department does she work in? She works in the human resources department Ask question!

Which department does he work in? He works in the production department Ask question!

Where do you work? I work at home Ask question!

Where do they work? They work on an oil rig Ask question!

Which department do you work in? I work in the training department Ask question!

Which department does she work in? She works in the human resources department Ask question!

Which department does he work in? He works in the production department Ask question!

Where do you work? I work in an office Ask question!

Where do they work? They work in a call center Ask question!

Match them 1.I work in the production department. 2.I work in Shanghai. 3.I work in a call center 4.I work in a shop 5.I work on an oil rig 6.I work in the sales department I’m in retail I make cars I sell machines I’m an oil worker I talk to people all over the world Our head office is there

Match them 1.I work in the production department. 2.I work in Shanghai. 3.I work in a call center 4.I work in a shop 5.I work on an oil rig 6.I work in the sales department I’m in retail I make cars I sell machines I’m an oil worker I talk to people all over the world Our head office is there

Match them 1.I work in the production department. 2.I work in Shanghai. 3.I work in a call center 4.I work in a shop 5.I work on an oil rig 6.I work in the sales department I’m in retail I make cars I sell machines I’m an oil worker I talk to people all over the world Our head office is there

Complete with ‘in’, ‘at’, or ‘on’. 1.I don’t work ………. A lab 2.I don’t work ………. A construction site 3.I don’t work ………. Home because I want to be with people all the time 4.She works ………. A factory 5.He works ………. The accounts department 6.They work ………. A call center 7.One day, I want to work ………. Head office in on at in at

Complete with ‘in’, ‘at’, or ‘on’. 1.I don’t work ………. A lab 2.I don’t work ………. A construction site 3.I don’t work ………. Home because I want to be with people all the time 4.She works ………. A factory 5.He works ………. The accounts department 6.They work ………. A call center 7.One day, I want to work ………. Head office in on at in at

Complete with ‘in’, ‘at’, or ‘on’. 1.I don’t work ………. A lab 2.I don’t work ………. A construction site 3.I don’t work ………. Home because I want to be with people all the time 4.She works ………. A factory 5.He works ………. The accounts department 6.They work ………. A call center 7.One day, I want to work ………. Head office in on at in at

1.I interview people who want to work for the company. I’m in Human resources. 2.She goes to visit customers. She’s in sales 3.She organizes English course for people working in the company. She’s in training 4.They decide how much money the company needs to borrow. They’re in finance 5.We organize the company’s advertising. We’re in marketing 6.I work on the machines that make our products. I’m in production 7.I phone people who haven’t paid. I’m in accounts 8.He works on new products that the company can sell. He’s in Research & Development

1.I interview people who want to work for the company. I’m in Human resources. 2.She goes to visit customers. She’s in sales 3.She organizes English course for people working in the company. She’s in training 4.They decide how much money the company needs to borrow. They’re in finance 5.We organize the company’s advertising. We’re in marketing 6.I work on the machines that make our products. I’m in production 7.I phone people who haven’t paid. I’m in accounts 8.He works on new products that the company can sell. He’s in Research & Development

1.I interview people who want to work for the company. I’m in Human resources. 2.She goes to visit customers. She’s in sales 3.She organizes English course for people working in the company. She’s in training 4.They decide how much money the company needs to borrow. They’re in finance 5.We organize the company’s advertising. We’re in marketing 6.I work on the machines that make our products. I’m in production 7.I phone people who haven’t paid. I’m in accounts 8.He works on new products that the company can sell. He’s in Research & Development

Types of work Part 3

What’s the meaning 1.Work for: 2.Employees: 3.Full-time job: 4.Part-time job: 5.Permanent job: 6.Temporary work: 7.Contract: 8.Do overtime: 9.Retire: 10.Pension: 11.Resign: 12.Hire: 13.Fire: Bekerja di Karyawan Pekerjaan penuh waktu Pekerjaan paruh waktu Pekerjaan tetap Pekerjaan sementara Kontrak Lembur Pensiun Dana pensiun Mengundurkan diri Mempekerjakan Memecat

What’s the meaning 1.Work for: 2.Employees: 3.Full-time job: 4.Part-time job: 5.Permanent job: 6.Temporary work: 7.Contract: 8.Do overtime: 9.Retire: 10.Pension: 11.Resign: 12.Hire: 13.Fire: Bekerja di Karyawan Pekerjaan penuh waktu Pekerjaan paruh waktu Pekerjaan tetap Pekerjaan sementara Kontrak Lembur Pensiun Dana pensiun Mengundurkan diri Mempekerjakan Memecat

What’s the meaning 1.Work for: 2.Employees: 3.Full-time job: 4.Part-time job: 5.Permanent job: 6.Temporary work: 7.Contract: 8.Do overtime: 9.Retire: 10.Pension: 11.Resign: 12.Hire: 13.Fire: Bekerja di Karyawan Pekerjaan penuh waktu Pekerjaan paruh waktu Pekerjaan tetap Pekerjaan sementara Kontrak Lembur Pensiun Dana pensiun Mengundurkan diri Mempekerjakan Memecat

What’s the meaning Work with people: Work with customers: Work with computers: Work with suppliers: Colleagues: Bekerja dengan orang Bekerja dengan pelanggan Bekerja dengan komputer Bekerja dengan pemasok rekan

What’s the meaning Work with people: Work with customers: Work with computers: Work with suppliers: Colleagues: Bekerja dengan orang Bekerja dengan pelanggan Bekerja dengan komputer Bekerja dengan pemasok rekan

What’s the meaning Work with people: Work with customers: Work with computers: Work with suppliers: Colleagues: Bekerja dengan orang Bekerja dengan pelanggan Bekerja dengan komputer Bekerja dengan pemasok rekan

1.Someone who buys your products is called customer 2.Someone who works for a company is called employee 3.Someone who work with you is called colleague 4.My job only lasts two months because it’s temporary work 5.People who work part of the day or week have part-time job 6.If a company doesn’t need employees anymore, the company will fire them 7.If you leave your job to move to another one, you resign

1.When you work more than the normal hours, you do overtime 2.Companies who sell products to others are called suppliers 3.When you stop working because of your age, you retire 4.An agreement about how much you work, what you do, etc is called a contract 5.Money you get after you stop work is called pension 6.To tell someone to leave their job, for example because they have made a mistake: to fire them

1.Someone who buys your products is called customer 2.Someone who works for a company is called employee 3.Someone who work with you is called colleague 4.My job only lasts two months because it’s temporary work 5.People who work part of the day or week have part-time job 6.If a company doesn’t need employees anymore, the company will fire them 7.If you leave your job to move to another one, you resign

1.When you work more than the normal hours, you do overtime 2.Companies who sell products to others are called suppliers 3.When you stop working because of your age, you retire 4.An agreement about how much you work, what you do, etc is called a contract 5.Money you get after you stop work is called pension 6.To tell someone to leave their job, for example because they have made a mistake: to fire them

1.Someone who buys your products is called customer 2.Someone who works for a company is called employee 3.Someone who work with you is called colleague 4.My job only lasts two months because it’s temporary work 5.People who work part of the day or week have part-time job 6.If a company doesn’t need employees anymore, the company will fire them 7.If you leave your job to move to another one, you resign

1.When you work more than the normal hours, you do overtime 2.Companies who sell products to others are called suppliers 3.When you stop working because of your age, you retire 4.An agreement about how much you work, what you do, etc is called a contract 5.Money you get after you stop work is called pension 6.To tell someone to leave their job, for example because they have made a mistake: to fire them

Work and numbers Part 4

What’s the meaning How many: Approximately: Branch: There is: There are: Exact figure: Head office: Hour: Average: Including: Sites: Warehouse: Altogether: Berapa banyak Kira kira/ kurang lebih / sekitar Cabang Ada (1) Ada (more than 1) Jumlah tepat Kantor pusat Jam Rata rata Termasuk Lokasi Gudang Keseluruhan

What’s the meaning How many: Approximately: Branch: There is: There are: Exact figure: Head office: Hour: Average: Including: Sites: Warehouse: Altogether: Berapa banyak Kira kira/ kurang lebih / sekitar Cabang Ada (1) Ada (more than 1) Jumlah tepat Kantor pusat Jam Rata rata Termasuk Lokasi Gudang Keseluruhan

What’s the meaning How many: Approximately: Branch: There is: There are: Exact figure: Head office: Hour: Average: Including: Sites: Warehouse: Altogether: Berapa banyak Kira kira/ kurang lebih / sekitar Cabang Ada (1) Ada (more than 1) Jumlah tepat Kantor pusat Jam Rata rata Termasuk Lokasi Gudang Keseluruhan

Branch / your company / 7 A: How many branches does your company have? B: My company has 7 branches

Branch / your company / 500 A: How many branches does your company have? B: My company has 500 branches

employee / your company / 500 A: How many employees does your company have? B: My company has 500 employees

department / your company / 5 A: How many departments does your company have? B: My company has 5 departments

department / NSA / 5 A: How many departments does NSA have? B: NSA has 5 departments

employee / Hyundai / 1,750 A: How many employees does Hyundai have? B: Hyundai has 1,750 employees

branch / Petronas / 24 A: How many branches does Petronas have? B: Petronas has 24 branches

Branch / your company / 7 A: How many branches does your company have? B: My company has 7 branches

Branch / your company / 500 A: How many branches does your company have? B: My company has 500 branches

employee / your company / 500 A: How many employees does your company have? B: My company has 500 employees

department / your company / 5 A: How many departments does your company have? B: My company has 5 departments

department / NSA / 5 A: How many departments does NSA have? B: NSA has 5 departments

employee / Hyundai / 1,750 A: How many employees does Hyundai have? B: Hyundai has 1,750 employees

branch / Petronas / 24 A: How many branches does Petronas have? B: Petronas has 24 branches

Getting to work Part 5

Train Subway Taxi Car Bus Motorcycle Bike

How do you go to work? I go to work by subway

How do you go to work? I go to work by train

How do you go to work? I go to work by bus

How do you go to work? I go to work by taxi

How do you go to work? I go to work by car

How do you go to work? I go to work by motorcycle

How do you go to work? I go to work by bicycle

How do you go to work? I go to work by subway

How do you go to work? I go to work by train

How do you go to work? I go to work by bus

How do you go to work? I go to work by taxi

How do you go to work? I go to work by car

How do you go to work? I go to work by motorcycle

How do you go to work? I go to work by bicycle

How do you go to work? I go to work by subway

How do you go to work? I go to work by train

How do you go to work? I go to work by bus

How do you go to work? I go to work by taxi

How do you go to work? I go to work by car

How do you go to work? I go to work by motorcycle

How do you go to work? I go to work by bicycle

Match them 1.I get the train 2.I walk 3.I take the bus 4.I don’t cycle 5.I drive 6.I take the subway a.I enjoy the fresh air b.I can listen to music on the radio c.It’s dangerous and I don’t like it when it rains d.It stops just outside my house e.It’s hot down there in the summer f.I read on my way to work and the station is near my house

Match them 1.I get the train 2.I walk 3.I take the bus 4.I don’t cycle 5.I drive 6.I take the subway a.I enjoy the fresh air b.I can listen to music on the radio c.It’s dangerous and I don’t like it when it rains d.It stops just outside my house e.It’s hot down there in the summer f.I read on my way to work and the station is near my house

Match them 1.I get the train 2.I walk 3.I take the bus 4.I don’t cycle 5.I drive 6.I take the subway a.I enjoy the fresh air b.I can listen to music on the radio c.It’s dangerous and I don’t like it when it rains d.It stops just outside my house e.It’s hot down there in the summer f.I read on my way to work and the station is near my house

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