Jobs and Professions Vocabulary (Part 2)

Continuing from common profession vocabulary, this lesson covers seven more essential English job titles using a simple question and answer format. Someone who fixes cars is a mechanic, while someone who cooks in a restaurant is a chef. A person who writes news professionally is called a journalist, and someone who cares for animals professionally is a veterinarian. A person who builds houses is a builder, while someone who designs buildings is an architect, a related but distinct role focused on planning rather than construction. Finally, someone who delivers mail is a mail carrier. This question-based structure, connecting a specific action to its corresponding job title, makes it easier to remember new vocabulary through clear associations. These seven professions expand your ability to describe people's jobs across a wider range of everyday fields, from food service to construction to journalism, strengthening your practical, conversational English vocabulary.