the grounds and buildings of a university or college
campus
A job position that is available
a job vacancy
a student or recent graduate working for a short period of time at a company to gain some experience
an intern
a university building where students live.
halls of residence
an offer from an employer to give you a job
a job offer
a year between leaving school and starting university that is usually spent travelling or working
a gap year
to send your CV and cover letter to a company that is advertising a job
to apply for a job
to go to or be present at
to attend
a person who has completed a university degree
a graduate
information technology, computers
IT
the name for a teacher who teaches at a university or college
a lecturer
a formal meeting between an employer and a candidate for a job
a job interview
an official document that allows you to work in a foreign country
a work permit
A seminar conducted over the internet instead of in class
a webinar
leave school, university etc before you have finished a course
drop out of school/university/a course
a person who continues studying after finishing a first degree
a postgraduate
a university student who is still studying and has not yet earned their first degree
an undergraduate
a letter of recommendation, required by some employers
a reference
a qualification given for completing a university course
a university degree
a class at university where students listen and take notes
a lecture
to help
to assist
your education, skills, diplomas or degrees (required for a job)
qualifications
a teacher of the highest rank at a university or college.
a professor
an official course that teaches you job skills you will need for entry-level employment, and qualifies you for professions like mechanic, electrician, hairdresser etc.
vocational training
A beginner level position in a company, usually with a lower salary
entry-level job
the director of a school
a head teacher
a temporary paid or unpaid period of work at a company with the aim to get experience
an internship
when you learn a profession from a master, nowdays a combination of attending school and working at a company at the same time (for professions like mechanics, carpenters etc.)
an apprenticeship
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