🎯 Goal for this 30 minute chat

Share more about both of your employment histories, what skills you developed, and how one job led to another. Students should leave this conversation better able to talk about their work experience!

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Supporters, please feel free to correct refugees if they make a mistake. Its useful!

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🇨🇦 Supporter asks: Can you tell me about one or two jobs you’ve had in the past — either in your home country or in Canada?

Follow-up questions:

• In these jobs, what were your main responsibilities?
• What did you enjoy most about the job?
• What was most challenging?
• Did you manage others or work on a team?

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Refugees, ask your supporter to explain if you do not understand a word or phrase!

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🌍 Student asks: What do you do for work?

Potential follow-up questions:

• What are your main responsibilities in your role?
• How did you get started in this field?
• Did you always plan to work in this area?
• What do you enjoy most about your job?
• What does a typical day at work look like?