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WorksheetsAVID Career Vocabulary
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is a degree awarded by community colleges, technical schools and some universities after completion of a program of approximately 60 credit hours (also called a two-year degree)?
a)
Commuter Student
b)
Associates degree
c)
Bachelor's degree
d)
Undergraduate classes
2.
A one-to two -year graduate degree that is earned after a bachelor's degree. The field of study can be an academic discipline or professional field.
a)
Master's degree
b)
Associates degree
c)
University
d)
Human capital
3.
A professional field or occupation that one trains for or undertakes as an intentional path.
a)
GED
b)
Dual-credit courses
c)
Six-year graduation rate
d)
Career
4.
An average of a student's grades in all classes taken, often reported on a four-point scale is a
a)
GED
b)
Fees
c)
Dual-credit courses
d)
GPA
5.
A degree awarded by a college or university after completion of an academic program of approximately 120 credit hours (also called a four-year degree) is known as a
a)
Master's degree
b)
Associate's degree
c)
Bachelor's degree
d)
University
6.
What degree do you need to be a doctor or work in the research field?
a)
Bachelors degree
b)
Associate's degree
c)
Masters degree
d)
Doctoral Degree
7.
the period of time when a person is learning about a job.
a)
salary
b)
preference
c)
internship
d)
competitive
8.
The education, instruction, or discipline of a person.
a)
Loyalty
b)
Training
c)
Quality
d)
Salary
9.
All of the duties and responsibilities which together make up a particular job.
a)
Working Conditions
b)
Job Description
c)
Education
d)
Earnings
10.
Someone who is paid to work for a person, organization, or company
a)
Employee
b)
Journeyman
c)
personnel
d)
Profession
11.
The person(s) who pays someone to work for them
a)
Employee
b)
Employer
c)
Salary
d)
Apprentice
12.
The main subject you study at a college or university
a)
Occupation
b)
Profession
c)
Minor
d)
Major
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