A Journey to Find My Dream
Some of you have a dream job in mind, but ____ do not.
It is not ____ for you to find a future job.
But we all need to answer the question, “What do ____ want to be in the future?”
Think about the following questions, and you will find a path to your ____ job.
Why Do We ____?
First, we work to ____ money.
Our jobs ____ us get paid so we can make a living.
Second, we work to ____ on social roles.
For example, street cleaners keep our towns and cities clean, and police officers make our ____ safe.
We rely on others to do these important jobs, and everyone has a special role to ____.
Third, we work to feel proud of our ____.
By working, we can help ____ and show our abilities.
In the end, we work to find meaning in ____.
How Can I Find My Job?
Everyone has their own favorite ____.
____ to connect them to a real job, and you will find your path.
If you like ____ TV shows, you can be a producer or a writer for those shows.
____, liking something and being good at it are not the same.
Playing soccer as a job is different from playing it as a ____.
You love ____ but aren’t good at it.
____ you can look for other jobs in soccer.
If you are good at taking care of people, you ____ become a soccer player’s manager.
Or you can work as a marketer for a soccer team if you are good at thinking ____.
Look for jobs that match your ____ things and your abilities.
What Do I Have to Do Now?
____, focus on your school subjects now.
They give you the basic ____ for your future.
These ____ help you make good choices.
Second, gather information about jobs that ____ you.
You can watch videos and movies, or read books about ____.
This ____, you can learn about real work in those jobs.
____, keep trying new things!
Your ____ can change often.
It is ____ important for you to experience different activities.
Our world keeps changing, and jobs ____ also change.
Keep exploring, and you’ll find your dream ____ soon.