CÂU HỎI VÀ TRẢ LỜI CHỦ ĐỀ CÔNG VIỆC (JOBS)

Questions 

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Are you taking any part-time jobs now?

● Yes, I’m now working on a part-time basis as a Mathematics private tutor.

● No, I’m now trying to concentrate on studying so I don’t take a job which can distract me from studying. I don’t want to bite off more than I can chew.

Why do many freshmen love to take a part-time job?

● Because when taking a part-time job, they can earn more money to help their parents with tuition fees without disrupting their learning process.

● Many freshmen find it more interesting and necessary to take a part-time job to apply what they learn to real life.

Should freshmen take any part–time jobs or concentrate on studying?

● I suppose that taking part-time jobs can make freshmen gain hands-on experience. There is no reason to avoid working on a part-time basis.

● No! I’m strongly convinced that studying is of the first magnitude and freshmen shouldn’t take a job as they can be distracted.

What kind of part–time jobs should freshmen take?

● There are many tutoring opportunities in a college setting, and it’s a good choice for part-time work as you can often choose your own hours.

● If you are confident in your outgoing personality, you should consider becoming a sales / telesales representative for medium and small companies.

How do freshmen benefit from taking part-time jobs?

● By taking a job, freshmen can obtain valuable work experiences, which can help jump-start their career. 

● They can acquire useful soft skills that aren’t taught at universities such as communication skills, problems handling skills, etc. 

What are the disadvantages of taking part-time jobs?

● Indeed, if you place a heavy emphasis on working, you may get distracted from studies.

● Early entry into a negative or harsh work environment can cause a great shock to many freshmen.

How much time a week/ a day should freshmen spend on working part-time?

● Many colleges recommend or even mandate that freshmen only work 10 to 15 hours a week.

● Freshmen are expected to dedicate 35 hours a week to university studies, and around 2 – 3 hours a day for working.

Should their parents allow their children to work while they are studying at colleges/universities?

● Yes! Parents should encourage their kids to get a part time job during the first school year because this will help them get ahead in life.

● You may say that I am of the old school, but I think they shouldn’t agree because freshmen may be at risk of being cheated and exploited when they get involved in a part-time job.