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| Finding a Job |
| Learn how to look for a job. An English lesson with text, audio, and exercises |
| To keep a job, be a team player An English lesson with text, audio, and exercises |
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| Information about salaries for some of these jobs |
| Do a "Quick Search" for a job at WashingtonPost.com. Type the name of the job you want, select the geographical location you want, and click GO. |
| Look at the websites of local employers |
| Arlington County (Scroll down to see job listings.) |
| Learn about Arlington County's on-line job application. |
| Get help at the Arlington Employment Center. |
| Learn how to write a resume and interview for a job. (This page is for intermediate and advanced students.) |
| Use Google to find the web sites of other employers. Type the employer's name in quotation marks in the search box. For example, type "Clark Construction". |
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| Learn the names of jobs. |
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| Learn about careers that do not require a university degree |
| Career opportunities and training for many careers without degrees |
| Learn more about career opportunities and training |
| Department of Labor Occupational Outlook Handbook |
| Salaries for thousands of careers by location |
| Ask about "Help Wanted" signs in store windows. Learn a model dialogue. |
| Call for an interview. Learn a model dialogue. |
| Applying |
| Looking |
| Learn the vocabulary in job applications. |
| Read a job application and answer questions. |