B2 Level Wordlist - Jobs and Occupations
Here you will learn some English words about jobs and occupations, such as "attorney", "bartender", "carpenter", etc. prepared for B2 learners.
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a lawyer who represents someone in a court of law
a person who serves drinks behind a bar, typically in a bar, restaurant, or other establishment
a person whose job is driving a taxi
someone who works with wooden objects as a job
a person in charge of paying and receiving money in a hotel, shop, bank, etc.
a person or company that provides food and drink for an event
someone whose job is making their audience laugh through jokes
a professional who studies and analyzes economic theories, trends, and data to provide insights into economic issues
someone who deals with electrical equipment, such as repairing or installing them
a person whose occupation or hobby is catching fish
a person whose job is arranging and selling flowers
someone whose job involves people's health, such as a doctor, dentist, etc.
someone who verbally changes the words of a language into another
a police officer whose duties include examining crimes and gathering evidence
someone who is in charge of a library or works in it
someone who installs and repairs pipes, toilets, etc.
a professional who studies behavior and mental processes to understand and treat psychological disorders and improve overall mental health
someone who protects something such as a building, etc.
an elected officer of law in a county
someone who manages or owns a shop
someone who is employed by a government to obtain secret information on another person, country, company, etc.
someone whose job is cutting people's hair or arranging it
someone whose job involves selling and renting lands or apartments for people
someone who buys tickets, arranges tours, books hotels, etc. for travelers as their job
earning money by working for several different companies rather than being employed by one particular organization
continuing to exist all the time, without significant changes
working for oneself rather than for another
existing for a limited time
working without pay
having no job
money that a person earns, daily or weekly, in exchange for their work
a period of time in which someone no longer works due to old age
