Lesson No 43B-College, Degree, Internship, etc.
Vocabulary for Discussing College, Degree, Internship, and More
Understanding key terms related to education and career planning is crucial for effective communication. Below are important vocabulary words, their pronunciations in Devanagari script, and meanings.
Vocabulary for Education and Career
- College
- Pronunciation: कॉलेज
- Meaning: An educational institution or establishment, particularly one offering higher education.
- Degree
- Pronunciation: डिग्री
- Meaning: A qualification awarded by a college or university to a student who has completed a prescribed course of study.
- Internship
- Pronunciation: इंटर्नशिप
- Meaning: A temporary position with an emphasis on on-the-job training rather than merely employment, often taken by students.
- Major
- Pronunciation: मेजर
- Meaning: The primary subject or field of study chosen by a college or university student.
- University
- Pronunciation: यूनिवर्सिटी
- Meaning: An institution of higher education and research, which grants academic degrees in various subjects.
- Scholarship
- Pronunciation: स्कॉलरशिप
- Meaning: A grant or payment made to support a student’s education, awarded on the basis of academic or other achievement.
- Curriculum
- Pronunciation: करिकुलम
- Meaning: The subjects comprising a course of study in a school or college.
- Graduate
- Pronunciation: ग्रेजुएट
- Meaning: A person who has successfully completed a course of study or training, especially a person who has been awarded an undergraduate or first academic degree.
- Career
- Pronunciation: करियर
- Meaning: An occupation undertaken for a significant period of a person’s life, with opportunities for progress.
- Job
- Pronunciation: जॉब
- Meaning: A paid position of regular employment.
- Promotion
- Pronunciation: प्रमोशन
- Meaning: The advancement of an employee’s rank or position in an organizational hierarchy system.
- Resume
- Pronunciation: रिज़्यूमे
- Meaning: A written compilation of a candidate’s education, work experience, credentials, and accomplishments.
- Experience
- Pronunciation: एक्सपीरियंस
- Meaning: Knowledge or skill acquired over time, especially that gained in a particular profession by doing work related to that profession.
- Skills
- Pronunciation: स्किल्स
- Meaning: The ability to do something well; expertise, often acquired through training or experience.
- Training
- Pronunciation: ट्रेनिंग
- Meaning: The action of teaching a person a particular skill or type of behavior.
- Objective
- Pronunciation: ऑब्जेक्टिव
- Meaning: A goal or aim that a person tries to achieve.
- Plan
- Pronunciation: प्लान
- Meaning: A detailed proposal for achieving something or a step-by-step method to accomplish a goal.
Example Dialogues
Dialogue 1: Discussing Educational Plans
Person A: What are your plans after high school?
- Pronunciation: व्हाट आर योर प्लान्स आफ्टर हाई स्कूल?
- Meaning: What are your plans after high school?
Person B: I’m planning to study computer science at MIT.
- Pronunciation: आय’म प्लानिंग टू स्टडी कम्प्यूटर साइंस ऐट एमआईटी।
- Meaning: I’m planning to study computer science at MIT.
Person A: That’s impressive! Are you applying for any scholarships?
- Pronunciation: दैट्स इम्प्रेसिव! आर यू अप्लाइंग फॉर एनी स्कॉलरशिप्स?
- Meaning: That’s impressive! Are you applying for any scholarships?
Person B: Yes, I’ve applied for a merit-based scholarship.
- Pronunciation: यस, आय’व अप्लाइड फॉर अ मेरिट-बेस्ड स्कॉलरशिप।
- Meaning: Yes, I’ve applied for a merit-based scholarship.
Person A: Best of luck with your application!
- Pronunciation: बेस्ट ऑफ लक विथ योर अप्लिकेशन!
- Meaning: Best of luck with your application!
Dialogue 2: Discussing Career Goals
Person A: What career are you planning to pursue after graduation?
- Pronunciation: व्हाट करियर आर यू प्लानिंग टू पर्स्यू आफ्टर ग्रेजुएशन?
- Meaning: What career are you planning to pursue after graduation?
Person B: I want to become a software developer.
- Pronunciation: आय वांट टू बिकम अ सॉफ़्टवेयर डेवलपर।
- Meaning: I want to become a software developer.
Person A: Do you have any plans for further training?
- Pronunciation: डू यू हैव एनी प्लान्स फॉर फर्दर ट्रेनिंग?
- Meaning: Do you have any plans for further training?
Person B: Yes, I plan to take some advanced coding courses online.
- Pronunciation: यस, आय प्लान टू टेक सम अडवांस्ड कोडिंग कोर्सेस ऑनलाइन।
- Meaning: Yes, I plan to take some advanced coding courses online.
Person A: That sounds like a great idea. Good luck!
- Pronunciation: दैट साउंड्स लाइक अ ग्रेट आइडिया। गुड लक!
- Meaning: That sounds like a great idea. Good luck!
Dialogue 3: Discussing Internship Opportunities
Person A: Are you looking for an internship this summer?
- Pronunciation: आर यू लुकिंग फॉर एन इंटर्नशिप दिस समर?
- Meaning: Are you looking for an internship this summer?
Person B: Yes, I am. I want to gain some practical experience in marketing.
- Pronunciation: यस, आय एम। आय वांट टू गेन सम प्रैक्टिकल एक्सपीरियंस इन मार्केटिंग।
- Meaning: Yes, I am. I want to gain some practical experience in marketing.
Person A: Do you have any companies in mind?
- Pronunciation: डू यू हैव एनी कंपनीज़ इन माइंड?
- Meaning: Do you have any companies in mind?
Person B: I’m applying to internships at several tech companies, including Google and Microsoft.
- Pronunciation: आय’म अप्लाइंग टू इंटर्नशिप्स ऐट सेवरल टेक कंपनीज़, इंक्लूडिंग गूगल एंड माइक्रोसॉफ्ट।
- Meaning: I’m applying to internships at several tech companies, including Google and Microsoft.
Person A: Those are excellent choices. I hope you get in!
- Pronunciation: दोज़ आर एक्सलेंट चॉइसेस। आय होप यू गेट इन!
- Meaning: Those are excellent choices. I hope you get in!
Tips for Discussing Educational and Career Plans
- Be Specific: Clearly state your goals and plans.
- Share Details: Mention specific institutions, companies, or programs you are interested in.
- Ask Questions: Engage the other person by asking about their plans and experiences.
- Be Positive: Show enthusiasm and optimism about your future.
- Be Prepared: Have a clear idea of your goals, and be ready to discuss the steps you are taking to achieve them.
By understanding and using these vocabulary words and engaging in practice dialogues, you will be better prepared to discuss educational and career plans with others confidently. Happy discussing!
