Part time jobs

A person who buys something from you is a customer (klijent).

The person who applies for a job is an applicant. (kandidat)

Over the summer you might want to get a part-time job (posao s nepunim radnim vremenom).

Older students can work as tutors and help younger students with their studies.

CV stand for Curriculum vitae, and it translates to 'životopis.'

If you work with other people you are collaborating with them. (surađuješ s njima)

When you arrive or do something on time you are punctual (točan).

Some kids work as paperboys and girls and deliver newspapers and magazines.

To hire someone means: zaposliti nekoga.

A person who does a job without getting payed is a volunteer.

Over the summer you looked after your neighbour's dog, didn't you?

When you first start working you won't be very experienced (iskusan).

An employer might look for someone who will be committed (predan) to their job.

When choosing between two options it's important to distinguish (ralikovati) the differences between them.

You can volunteer at a homeless shelter (prihvatilištu za beskućnike), to help those who lost their houses.

You can make money by being a pet sitter and looking after people's pets.

When you apply for a job you need to bring your CV (životopis).

You can volunteer at a nursing home (staračkom domu), to help older people.

The person who hires you for a job is your employer (poslodavac).

The person who is hired to do a job is an employee (zaposlenik)