Phân tích đề "Describe a job you think is interesting" IELTS SPEAKING

Bên cạnh HƯỚNG DẪN TỪ A ĐẾN Z CÁCH PHÂN TÍCH TASK 2 ĐỀ THI THẬT NGÀY 30/5/2020 IELTS WRITING VIỆT NAM (kèm bài được sửa của học sinh đạt 6.5 đi thi thật), IELTS TUTOR Phân tích đề "Describe a job you think is interesting" IELTS SPEAKING.

Describe a job you think is interesting.

You should say:

• What it is
• When you started concerning about this job
• Why you think it is interesting
• And explain how you like it

IELTS TUTOR lưu ý bám sát vào các câu hỏi cue card của IELTS TUTOR để bố cục bài nói nhé:

• What it is
  • I believe that the job of a fashionista is fascinating, exciting, and rewarding, and I admire those who have a talent for it.
  • A fashionista is a person who is passionate about fashion, style, and clothing trends and has a keen eye for detail. >> IELTS TUTOR lưu ý Cách dùng danh từ "fashion" tiếng anh 
• When you started concerning about this job
  • I first started considering this job when I was exposed to various fashion and beauty influencers on social media platforms. 
  • I was intrigued by their ability to curate unique looks and trends and showcase their creativity through their styling choices.
• Why you think it is interesting
  • I find the job of a fashionista interesting because it allows for endless creativity and self-expression. 
  • It involves keeping up with the latest fashion trends and incorporating them in unique and innovative ways. 
• And explain how you like it
  • Main idea 1: What I particularly like about this job is the ability to help others find their unique style and express themselves through fashion. 
    • Supporting idea: 
      • They can offer guidance on the latest fashion trends and how to incorporate them into their clients' personal style. >> IELTS TUTOR lưu ý Cách dùng động từ "incorporate" tiếng anh
      • By helping others express themselves through fashion, fashionistas can make a positive impact on their clients' self-esteem and confidence.
    • Example: For example, they may suggest pieces that flatter a client's body shape or colors that complement their skin tone. 
  • Main idea 2: A fashionista can work in various capacities, such as a stylist, a personal shopper, or a fashion blogger. 
    • Supporting idea: They have the opportunity to work with clients to help them develop their personal style, advise them on wardrobe choices, and even assist with special occasion styling.
    • Example: Renowned for crafting iconic looks for Hollywood celebrities such as Nicole Richie and Anne Hathaway, Rachel Zoe has ascended to fame with her unparalleled styling expertise, seamlessly blending trendsetting fashion with individual personalities for red carpets, public appearances, and everyday life.

IELTS TUTOR gợi ý bài tham khảo:

Today, I would like to tell you about a job that has always fascinated me — being a travel blogger (người viết blog du lịch – a person who writes about their travel experiences online). I find this profession incredibly appealing because it perfectly combines my passion for writing, photography, and exploring new cultures.

I first became interested in this job a few years ago when I stumbled upon a well-curated travel blog (blog du lịch được biên soạn kỹ lưỡng – a blog that is organized and aesthetically appealing) created by a Vietnamese influencer who had visited over 60 countries. Her stunning visuals and captivating storytelling (cách kể chuyện cuốn hút – the art of telling stories in an engaging way) totally drew me in. I was amazed by how she could turn every destination into a visual masterpiece (kiệt tác thị giác – something visually beautiful and impressive) while sharing practical tips for travelers.

What makes this job truly interesting to me is the limitless creativity (sự sáng tạo không giới hạn – endless potential for new ideas) it allows. A travel blogger isn’t just a tourist; they are a cultural ambassador (đại sứ văn hóa – someone who represents and promotes cultural exchange) who connects people from different backgrounds through words and images. Moreover, the freedom to work remotely and be your own boss sounds incredibly liberating. You can wake up in Bali one day and work from a cozy café in Paris the next — how amazing is that!

Another aspect I find fascinating is the opportunity to inspire wanderlust (truyền cảm hứng du lịch – to evoke a strong desire to travel) in others. Through authentic experiences and raw emotions, travel bloggers can motivate people to step out of their comfort zones and discover the beauty of the world. Of course, it’s not all sunshine and rainbows — the job demands consistency, self-discipline, and an eye for aesthetics. But for me, that’s exactly what makes it rewardingly challenging (thử thách nhưng xứng đáng – difficult yet fulfilling).

To sum up, I believe being a travel blogger is an ideal job that blends creativity, independence, and passion. It’s not just about traveling; it’s about inspiring others to see the world through a more open-minded and appreciative lens.

💎 New Vocabulary and Explanations

1. travel blogger (người viết blog du lịch) – a person who shares travel experiences, photos, and tips online.
   Synonyms: travel writer, travel influencer, content creator
   Antonyms: office worker, desk-bound employee, factory worker
   IELTS TUTOR xét ví dụ: “Today, I would like to tell you about a job that has always fascinated me — being a travel blogger.”

2. well-curated travel blog (blog du lịch được biên soạn kỹ lưỡng) – a blog that is well-organized, visually pleasing, and thoughtfully designed.
   Synonyms: organized, polished, well-structured
   Antonyms: messy, disorganized, sloppy
   IELTS TUTOR xét ví dụ: “I stumbled upon a well-curated travel blog created by a Vietnamese influencer.”

3. captivating storytelling (cách kể chuyện cuốn hút) – telling stories in an engaging and emotional way.
   Synonyms: engaging narration, compelling storytelling, gripping account
   Antonyms: boring narration, dull story, uninteresting account
   IELTS TUTOR xét ví dụ: “Her stunning visuals and captivating storytelling totally drew me in.”

4. visual masterpiece (kiệt tác thị giác) – something visually impressive and beautifully created.
   Synonyms: artistic gem, visual wonder, aesthetic marvel
   Antonyms: eyesore, unattractive work, mediocre design
   IELTS TUTOR xét ví dụ: “She could turn every destination into a visual masterpiece.”

5. limitless creativity (sự sáng tạo không giới hạn) – endless potential for innovative ideas.
   Synonyms: boundless imagination, infinite inventiveness, unrestricted originality
   Antonyms: rigid thinking, lack of imagination, conventionality
   IELTS TUTOR xét ví dụ: “What makes this job truly interesting to me is the limitless creativity it allows.”

6. cultural ambassador (đại sứ văn hóa) – someone who represents and promotes cultural understanding.
   Synonyms: cultural representative, global connector, intercultural promoter
   Antonyms: isolationist, nationalist, recluse
   IELTS TUTOR xét ví dụ: “A travel blogger isn’t just a tourist; they are a cultural ambassador.”

7. inspire wanderlust (truyền cảm hứng du lịch) – evoke a strong desire to travel.
   Synonyms: spark travel passion, ignite curiosity, motivate exploration
   Antonyms: discourage travel, dampen interest, suppress curiosity
   IELTS TUTOR xét ví dụ: “Another aspect I find fascinating is the opportunity to inspire wanderlust in others.”

8. rewardingly challenging (thử thách nhưng xứng đáng) – difficult but satisfying and meaningful.
   Synonyms: fulfillingly tough, gratifyingly demanding, purposefully difficult
   Antonyms: effortless, unchallenging, unrewarding
   IELTS TUTOR xét ví dụ: “That’s exactly what makes it rewardingly challenging.”

1. What kinds of jobs do young people not want to do in your country?

Well, let me guess! Probably something that’s too tedious (buồn tẻ - boring, dull, repetitive) and laborious (gian khổ - requiring a lot of hard work). Young people these days are quite ambition-driven (thúc đẩy bởi tham vọng - motivated by a strong desire to succeed) and prefer flexible working environments (môi trường làm việc linh hoạt - workplaces allowing adaptable schedules). This means they are more into creative or tech-related jobs such as digital marketing or software design rather than blue-collar jobs. Another reason is that many youngsters find paper-intensive (nhiều giấy tờ - requiring too much documentation) or bureaucratic jobs monotonous. They value work-life balance (cân bằng giữa công việc và cuộc sống) and dislike being desk-bound (gắn liền với bàn làm việc - having to sit at a desk all day). For example, few young graduates would want to work as civil servants because the pace is too slow. So generally, they avoid jobs lacking excitement and personal growth opportunities.

Difficult grammar:

• “They are more into creative or tech-related jobs such as digital marketing or software design rather than blue-collar jobs.” → Cấu trúc so sánh hơn + rather than (diễn tả sự ưa thích cái này hơn cái kia)
  → Họ thích công việc sáng tạo hoặc công nghệ hơn là lao động chân tay.

New vocab (with synonyms/antonyms + example):

1. tedious – dull, monotonous, boring / exciting, engaging, stimulating → “Probably something that’s too tedious.”

2. laborious – arduous, strenuous, tough / easy, effortless, simple → “Jobs that are too laborious.”

3. ambition-driven – goal-oriented, determined, motivated / aimless, indifferent, lazy → “Young people these days are quite ambition-driven.”

2. What are the differences between high-paid and low-paid jobs in Vietnam?

The main difference lies in the level of expertise (chuyên môn - advanced skill or knowledge in a field) and responsibility (trách nhiệm - duty to handle important tasks). High-paid jobs usually demand strong academic backgrounds and years of experience, while low-paid ones focus on manual or entry-level tasks. For instance, a software engineer earns more than a factory worker due to the gap in technical skills. Moreover, high-paid positions often provide fringe benefits (phúc lợi bổ sung - extra advantages such as bonuses, insurance, or company cars) and better job security (sự ổn định nghề nghiệp - stability and continuity in employment). On the other hand, low-paid workers may face instability or even layoffs during economic downturns. Another point is that high-paying jobs tend to have intense workloads (khối lượng công việc nặng - large amount of work to be done) and higher pressure. For example, managers in multinational firms work long hours and face strict deadlines. So, the salary gap also reflects the difference in skill level and stress tolerance.>> Form đăng kí giải đề thi thật IELTS 4 kĩ năng kèm bài giải bộ đề 100 đề PART 2 IELTS SPEAKING quý đang thi (update hàng tuần) từ IELTS TUTOR

Difficult grammar:

• “High-paid jobs usually demand strong academic backgrounds and years of experience, while low-paid ones focus on manual or entry-level tasks.” → Câu ghép tương phản dùng “while” (mặc dù … thì …)
  → Các công việc được trả lương cao đòi hỏi nền tảng học vấn và kinh nghiệm, trong khi các công việc lương thấp thường là lao động chân tay.

New vocab:

1. expertise – proficiency, mastery, competence / ignorance, inexperience, ineptitude → “The main difference lies in the level of expertise.”

2. fringe benefits – perks, extra advantages, additional benefits / penalties, disadvantages, deductions → “Provide fringe benefits and better job security.”

3. intense workload – heavy workload, demanding job, busy schedule / light workload, easy job, relaxed pace → “High-paying jobs tend to have intense workloads.”

3. How would you define an interesting job?

I would define an interesting job as one that is mentally stimulating (kích thích trí tuệ - encouraging active thinking) and offers room for personal growth (phát triển bản thân - continuous improvement of one’s skills and knowledge). People are drawn to jobs that allow them to solve problems creatively and learn new things every day. For example, being a journalist is fascinating because it involves storytelling and meeting diverse people. Another key aspect is that such a job provides a sense of purpose (mục đích - reason for doing something that gives meaning) and self-fulfillment (sự thỏa mãn bản thân - deep personal satisfaction). When people feel they contribute positively to society, they tend to stay engaged. For instance, social workers often find their work rewarding despite the modest pay. So, an interesting job is not just about money but about intellectual challenge and emotional connection.

Difficult grammar:

• “When people feel they contribute positively to society, they tend to stay engaged.” → Mệnh đề trạng ngữ chỉ điều kiện, dạng đảo tự nhiên (When + S + V, S + V).
  → Khi con người cảm thấy mình đóng góp tích cực cho xã hội, họ thường duy trì sự gắn bó.

New vocab:

1. mentally stimulating – thought-provoking, intellectually engaging, inspiring / boring, uninspiring, dull → “An interesting job as one that is mentally stimulating.”

2. personal growth – self-development, improvement, progress / stagnation, decline, regression → “Offers room for personal growth.”

3. self-fulfillment – self-satisfaction, contentment, gratification / emptiness, dissatisfaction, frustration → “Provides a sense of self-fulfillment.”

4. What is the proper time for young people to plan their future careers seriously?

I think the best time is during late adolescence (cuối tuổi vị thành niên - the period around ages 16–19) when individuals begin to explore their passions and talents. At that age, students can identify what subjects they enjoy and what skills they are good at. For example, someone interested in technology can choose STEM majors early on. Another suitable period is during university years (những năm đại học - the time of higher education) when young people have access to career counseling (tư vấn nghề nghiệp - professional advice about job paths) and internships. This helps them gain hands-on experience (kinh nghiệm thực tế - practical, real-life work experience) and understand market demands. For instance, attending job fairs and networking events can give them valuable insights. So, starting career planning early allows them to set clearer and more realistic goals.

Difficult grammar:

• “Starting career planning early allows them to set clearer and more realistic goals.” → Cấu trúc danh động từ làm chủ ngữ (Gerund phrase as subject)
  → Việc bắt đầu lập kế hoạch nghề nghiệp sớm cho phép họ đặt ra những mục tiêu rõ ràng và thực tế hơn.

New vocab:

1. late adolescence – teenage years, youth stage, formative years / adulthood, maturity, old age → “During late adolescence when individuals begin to explore passions.”

2. career counseling – career guidance, vocational advice, professional mentoring / ignorance, confusion, inexperience → “Have access to career counseling.”

3. hands-on experience – practical experience, real-world practice, fieldwork / theory, abstraction, speculation → “Gain hands-on experience.”>> IELTS TUTOR gợi ý tham khảo CẦN VIẾT & THU ÂM BAO NHIÊU BÀI ĐỂ ĐẠT 8.0 SPEAKING & 7.0 WRITING?

5. Do you think job satisfaction is more important than salary when choosing a job?

Yes, I do, because job satisfaction (sự hài lòng trong công việc - the feeling of pleasure from one’s work) greatly influences long-term motivation and mental health. When people enjoy what they do, they tend to perform better and experience less burnout. For example, a teacher passionate about education will be more effective than someone working only for money. However, I also believe salary plays a crucial role in ensuring financial stability (ổn định tài chính - consistent income to cover expenses) and a decent standard of living (mức sống đầy đủ - acceptable comfort in life). Without enough income, even a satisfying job can become stressful. So, while money provides short-term comfort, satisfaction sustains long-term happiness. Ideally, a perfect job should strike a balance between emotional fulfillment and financial reward.

Difficult grammar:

• “Ideally, a perfect job should strike a balance between emotional fulfillment and financial reward.” → Modal verb + bare infinitive expressing advice/suggestion (“should”)
  → Lý tưởng nhất, một công việc hoàn hảo nên cân bằng giữa sự thỏa mãn tinh thần và phần thưởng tài chính.

New vocab:

1. job satisfaction – work contentment, occupational happiness, career fulfillment / job dissatisfaction, frustration, discontent → “Job satisfaction greatly influences motivation.”

2. financial stability – economic security, monetary steadiness, fiscal health / financial insecurity, instability, poverty → “Ensuring financial stability.”

3. decent standard of living – comfortable lifestyle, adequate quality of life, reasonable living condition / poor standard, hardship, deprivation → “Maintain a decent standard of living.”

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