WorksheetsEducation (vocabulary)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
do an activity for the first time, to see if you like it
ground to a halt
serving an apprenticeship
try sb's hand at
get on in life
to move slowly until it finally stops
ground to a halt
try sb's hand at
get on in life
overcome setbacks
learn about a job by actually doing it
get on in life
overcome setbacks
try sb's hand at
serving an apprenticeship
be successful
try sb's hand at
get on in life
ground to a halt
overcome setbacks
to do smth or happen in a way that is not planned
overcome setbacks
end up
stumble upon
drift
succeed in dealing with problems
get on in life
put smth on hold
overcome setbacks
stumble upon
find by accident
put smth on hold
stumble upon
enrol on
give sb valuable insight into
get a chance to understand smth or learn more about it
stumble upon
overcome setbacks
follow in the footsteps
give sb valuable insight into
to succeed in achieving the result that you want, especially by persuading someone to let you do something that they do not usually let people do
enrol on
swing it
stumble upon
put smth on hold
ambitious and willing to work hard/succeed
accomplished
find sb's feet
has lots of aspirations and drive
settle in
an occasion when a teacher or expert and a group of people meet to study and discuss something
assessement
debate
seminar
assignment
a piece of work given to someone, typically as part of their studies or job
assessement
assignment
test
seminar
a short piece of writing on a particular subject, especially one done by students as part of the work for a course
test
essay
project
assignment
turning in someone else's work as your own, copying words/ideas directly from the source without giving credit, not putting quote in quotations, giving an incorrect source, paraphrasing without giving credit
copying
testing
cheating
plagiarising
course of study in a school or college
prospectus
excerpt
curriculum
syllabus
a study of a particular subject done over a period of time, especially by students
project
syllabus
lecture
finals
trying to memorize a lot of information in a very short period of time
revising
note-taking
cramming
highlighting
a brief outline of the main points of a text or course of study
curriculum
syllabus
prospectus
excerpt
spend the maximum time studying
know the subject inside out
bury yourself in your books
acknowledge
rote-learning
everyone enters without exams and education is free, paid for by the government
schooling
comprehensive
boarding
compulsory
