B1 ESL Video Lesson Plan: The Employment

This ELT video lesson plan is designed around a short film titled The Employment and the themes of jobs and employment. Students revise job vocabulary, talk about jobs and employment, and watch and discuss a short film about employment.

 

Link to full downloadable ESL video lesson plan on the themes of jobs and employment – ideal for B1–B2 students

 

Language level: Intermediate (B1) – Upper Intermediate (B2)

Learner type: Teens and adults

Time: 90 minutes

Activity: Watching a short film, speaking and writing

Topic: Jobs and employment

Language: Vocabulary related to jobs and employment, to work as

 

Link to full downloadable ESL video lesson plan on the themes of jobs and employment – ideal for B1–B2 students

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8 thoughts on “B1 ESL Video Lesson Plan: The Employment”

  1. Loved the film and the lesson plan. Hope my students will too. How such a simple film can be so meaningful!
    Thank you!

  2. Dear Kieran,

    Thank you so much for the excellent idea and the detailed lesson plan! We did it in a shorter version (without the brainstorming at the beginning) with my students today – it was perfect as we have the topic of jobs right now. The film sparked a great conversation and I think they enjoyed it a lot, too. I have a mixed-level group (A2-B2) and in my opinion, students on all levels could benefit from this exercise.

    Greetings from Budapest,
    Andrea

    1. Hi Andrea,
      Thanks so much for commenting and for your kind words which I really appreciate. I’m very happy to know that the lesson worked so well.

      All the best,

      Kieran

  3. Hello Kieran,

    Absolutely stunning film. Thank you so much for sharing and designing a lesson plan around it. I’m going to use it with my business classes next week.

    Best wishes
    Karolina

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