Career Unit Vocabulary

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Review these 15 career-related vocabulary terms

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Froggy Jumps Career Unit VocabularyOnline version Review these 15 career-related vocabulary terms by Anne Konkol 1 A fixed payment of money that does not vary based on hours worked. a Salary b Pension c Amateur 2 A retirement income that is a fixed monthly payment. a Pension b Professional c Attire 3 Qualifications that show a person’s ability to do a job in a specific profession. a Credentials b Salary c Etiquette 4 A person educated to perform a specialized occupation a Professional b Journeyman c Amateur 5 A nonprofessional who engages in an activity for enjoyment a Amateur b Attire c Associate’s Degree 6 An individual learning a trade or profession under the guidance of a skilled mentor. a Apprentice/ship b Networking c Pension 7 Creating and sustaining professional connections. a Networking b Transferable Skill c Etiquette 8 Clothing suitable for professional environments. a Attire b Etiquette c Credentials 9 The rules and expectations that guide polite behavior and social interaction a Etiquette b Attire c Pension 10 A two‑year undergraduate degree between a high school diploma and a bachelor’s. a Associate’s Degree b Bachelor's Degree c Master’s Degree 11 A four‑year undergraduate degree between an associate and a master’s. a Bachelor's Degree b Associate’s Degree c Master’s Degree 12 A post‑bachelor’s degree involving advanced, specialized study. a Master’s Degree b Bachelor's Degree c Associate’s Degree 13 A skill that is useful in multiple jobs or fields a Transferable Skill b Scholarships c Credentials 14 Money awarded to a student to support their education, typically based on merit or specific criteria. a Scholarships b Salary c Pension 15 A trained worker who has finished an apprenticeship but can still advance a Journeyman b Amateur c Etiquette

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Career Unit Vocabulary

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Career Unit VocabularyOnline version

by Anne Konkol

A fixed payment of money that does not vary based on hours worked.

A retirement income that is a fixed monthly payment.

Qualifications that show a person’s ability to do a job in a specific profession.

A person educated to perform a specialized occupation

A nonprofessional who engages in an activity for enjoyment

An individual learning a trade or profession under the guidance of a skilled mentor.

Creating and sustaining professional connections.

Clothing suitable for professional environments.

The rules and expectations that guide polite behavior and social interaction

A two‑year undergraduate degree between a high school diploma and a bachelor’s.

A four‑year undergraduate degree between an associate and a master’s.

A post‑bachelor’s degree involving advanced, specialized study.

A skill that is useful in multiple jobs or fields

Money awarded to a student to support their education, typically based on merit or specific criteria.

A trained worker who has finished an apprenticeship but can still advance