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Jobs and Working Life - Service Providers

Study terms for professionals who provide personal care, domestic assistance, security, transport, hospitality, property, and household services.

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attendant
attendant
[noun]

a person who provides assistance, often in a healthcare or service setting, such as a hospital or clinic

Ex: The attendant helped the elderly patient with mobility issues during the hospital stay. 
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barber
barber
[noun]

someone whose job is to cut men’s hair or shave or trim their facial hair

Ex: He visited the barber every month for a trim and a clean shave. 
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beautician

someone who gives beauty treatments to people as a job

Ex: The beautician specializes in skincare treatments and facials. 
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hairdresser

someone ‌whose job is to cut, wash and style hair

Ex: I trust my hairdresser to choose the best look for me. 
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bodyguard
bodyguard
[noun]

someone who is employed to protect a famous or important person

Ex: The celebrity's bodyguard always accompanies them to public events. 
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bouncer
bouncer
[noun]

someone who is hired for security at bars or clubs, responsible for checking IDs and maintaining order among patrons

Ex: The bouncer checked our IDs before allowing us into the nightclub. 
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butler
butler
[noun]

a senior household employee responsible for managing the household staff, overseeing daily operations, and attending to the personal needs of the employer

Ex: The butler greeted guests at the door and ensured they were comfortable during their stay. 
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cab driver

a person whose job is driving a taxi

Ex: They were impressed by how quickly the cab driver navigated through the congested streets. 
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chauffeur
chauffeur
[noun]

someone who is employed to drive someone else's car for them

Ex: The chauffeur picked up the CEO from the airport in a luxury sedan. 
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driver
driver
[noun]

someone who drives a vehicle

Ex: I waved to the bus driver as I got off at my stop. 
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caregiver
caregiver
[noun]

someone who looks after a child or an old, sick, or disabled person at home

Ex: She quit her job to become a full-time caregiver for her elderly mother. 
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maid
maid
[noun]

a female servant

Ex: The maid diligently cleaned each room, ensuring the house was spotless by the end of the day. 
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housekeeper

a person whose job is to do the cleaning and cooking in a house or hotel

Ex: The housekeeper ensures the cleanliness and tidiness of the entire house. 
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childminder

a person who looks after children, usually in their own home, as a paid job

Ex: They hired a childminder to take care of their kids during work hours. 
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nanny
nanny
[noun]

a woman whose job is to take care of a child in its own home

Ex: The family hired a nanny to care for their toddler while they were at work. 
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cleaner
cleaner
[noun]

someone whose job is to clean other people’s houses, offices, etc.

Ex: As a cleaner, he has to arrive at the office early in the morning. 
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lifeguard
lifeguard
[noun]

someone who is employed at a beach or swimming pool to keep watch and save swimmers from drowning

Ex: The lifeguard quickly responded to the swimmer in distress, pulling him safely to shore. 
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conductor
conductor
[noun]

a person responsible for collecting fares and assisting passengers on public transportation such as buses, trains, or trams

Ex: The conductor walked through the train, checking tickets and collecting fares from passengers. 
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counselor
counselor
[noun]

an expert who advises people on their problems

Ex: She sought guidance from a counselor to help her navigate through the challenges of her divorce. 
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real estate agent

someone whose job involves selling and renting lands or apartments for people

Ex: She hired a real estate agent to help sell her house quickly and at a good price. 
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courier
courier
[noun]

a person or company hired to transport packages, documents, or important items from one location to another

Ex: The courier delivered the urgent documents to the client's office within an hour. 
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custodian
custodian
[noun]

a person responsible for looking after, protecting, or managing something valuable

Ex: The museum's custodian ensured the artifacts were secure. 
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exterminator

a person whose profession is to kill certain types of animals or insects that are not wanted in a place

Ex: The exterminator came to the house to remove the rats that had gotten into the attic. 
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doorman
doorman
[noun]

a man working in a hotel, building, etc. who lets visitors in and helps them find a taxi

Ex: The doorman greeted each guest with a warm smile as they arrived at the hotel, offering assistance with their luggage. 
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guard
guard
[noun]

a person whose job is to protect and look after a person or place

Ex: She hired a guard to watch over her estate while she was away on vacation. 
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hotelier
hotelier
[noun]

a person who owns, manages, or operates a hotel

Ex: The hotelier welcomed the guests personally at the lobby. 
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launderer
launderer
[noun]

a person or business that washes, dries, and irons clothes and linens

Ex: The hotel contracts a commercial launderer for all its bed linens. 
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mailman
mailman
[noun]

someone who delivers letters, packages, etc. to people

Ex: The mailman delivers letters and packages to our doorstep every morning. 
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masseur
masseur
[noun]

a male professional who provides therapeutic massage to promote relaxation and alleviate muscle tension

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porter
porter
[noun]

someone whose job is carrying people's baggage, particularly at airports, hotels, etc.

Ex: The porter at the hotel greeted us warmly and offered to help with our luggage. 
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servant
servant
[noun]

a person who does the housework as a job

Ex: The servant prepared breakfast and tidied up the house before the family woke up. 
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travel agent

someone who buys tickets, arranges tours, books hotels, etc. for travelers as their job

Ex: The travel agent arranged a detailed itinerary for their vacation in Europe. 
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funeral director

a professional who organizes and manages funerals

Ex: The funeral director helped the family plan the service. 
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mortician
mortician
[noun]

someone who prepares dead bodies for burial or cremation and arranges funerals as their job

Ex: As a mortician, Sarah helps grieving families with funeral arrangements and ensures that deceased loved ones are prepared for burial or cremation with dignity and respect. 
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undertaker

a professional who arranges and manages funerals

Ex: The undertaker helped the family plan the service. 
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warden
warden
[noun]

the official in charge of a prison or correctional facility, responsible for overseeing the administration, security, and well-being of inmates

Ex: The warden implemented new security measures to address recent concerns about inmate safety within the prison. 
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caterer
caterer
[noun]

a person or company that provides food and drink for an event

Ex: The caterer prepared a delicious array of appetizers for the wedding reception. 
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chef
chef
[noun]

a highly trained cook who often cooks for hotels or restaurants

Ex: The chef prepared a delicious five-course meal for the guests, showcasing his culinary skills. 
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cook
cook
[noun]

a person who prepares and cooks food, especially as their job

Ex: As a cook, he knows many delicious recipes. 
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