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Cambridge A2 Key · Listening Part 5

Summer Jobs

Listen and match each person to the correct job.

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Listening Part 5

Practise A2 Key Listening Part 5 with this interactive exercise, which focuses on summer jobs. In this part of the Cambridge English A2 Key (KET) exam, you’ll listen to a short dialogue between a girl and her dad and match the names to the jobs. This task helps you improve your listening for specific information.

  • ⏱️ Summer Jobs takes 15–30 minutes
  • 💡 Listen for specific information
  • 📶 A2 — the developing stages of learning English

A2 Listening Key Part 5: Summer Jobs

Summer Jobs

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Part 5
-5 questions-

You will hear a girl, Sophie, talking to her dad about the summer jobs her classmates have got. What summer job does each of her classmates have? For each question, choose the correct answer A to H. Write the letter in the box.

ALibrary assistant
BSwimming instructor
CBabysitter
DShop assistant
ERestaurant worker
FDog walker
GGardener
HCleaner

1. Jack
2. Lucy
3. Tom
4. Chloe
5. Emma

Your score is

Key Vocabulary

  • summer job — a job you do during the summer holidays
  • look after — to take care of someone
  • shelves — flat boards on a wall where you keep books or other things
  • customer — a person who buys something in a shop
  • cash register — the machine in a shop where you pay (also called the till)

Useful Language

Summer jobs: making pizzas · looking after children · working in a library · teaching swimming · working in a shop

Talking about jobs: he’s going to work at… · she’ll be helping… · he got a job at…

Workplaces: a pizza place · the library · the sports centre · a clothing store

Exam Tip

In Part 5 you match each person to one job. Listen to what each person will do (making pizzas, looking after children, finding books) and match it to the job. There are more options (A to H) than people, so some are not used.

Drag the words into the correct gaps to practise the key language from this lesson.

🗣️ Speaking practice

Talk about summer jobs. Use would like to and going to.

  • ☀️ Would you like a summer job? What job would you choose?
  • 👥 Tell a partner about a job a friend or family member does.
  • ❓ Ask your partner three questions about a job they would like.

✍️ Writing practice

Write a short message to a friend about a summer job you would like (25 words or more).

  • 📝 Say what the job is and where you would work.
  • 💷 Say one thing you would do in the job.
  • ❓ Ask your friend if they want a summer job.

🔎 Vocabulary challenge

Write your own sentence for each phrase from this lesson.

  • 👶 look after
  • 🛒 customer
  • 📚 shelves
  • ☀️ summer job

Part 5: Summer Jobs

You will hear a girl, Sophie, talking to her dad about the summer jobs her classmates have got. What summer job does each of her classmates have? For each question, choose the correct answer, A to H.

You now have 10 seconds to look at Part Five.

Sophie Dad, guess what! Five of my friends have found summer jobs!

Dad That’s great! What about Jack?

Sophie He’s really lucky! He’s going to work at that new pizza place in town. He’ll be making pizzas and serving customers.

Dad That’s a good job for a teenager. And what about Lucy?

Sophie She loves children, so she’s going to look after the Miller family’s kids while their parents are at work. She’ll play games with them and take them to the park.

Dad She’ll be great at that! What is Tom doing?

Sophie You know how Tom loves books? Well, he got a job at the public library. He’ll be helping people find books and putting them back on the shelves.

Dad Perfect for him! And what about Chloe?

Sophie She’s working at the sports centre. She’ll be teaching young children how to swim in the pool there.

Dad That sounds fun! What about Emma?

Sophie Emma got a job at the clothing store in the shopping mall. She’ll be helping customers try on clothes and working at the cash register.

Dad All of your friends have found such interesting summer jobs!

Sophie Yes, we’re all really excited to start working!

Now listen again.

That is the end of Part Five.

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A2 Practice

We provide targeted listening and speaking exercises to help students prepare for A2 Listening Part 5 of the Cambridge A2 Key (KET) exam. These interactive activities are designed to build confidence, improve comprehension, and develop essential skills for success in Part 5 of the A2 Listening Test. Practise now and get ready for test day with real-life topics and engaging tasks.

Part 1

Listen to conversations and choose the correct answer.

Part 2

Listen to a monologue and complete gaps in a page of notes.

Part 3

Listen to a conversation and choose the correct answer.

Part 4

Listen to conversations and choose the correct answer.

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A2 Success

We regularly update our website with new A2 Key Listening Part 5 activities, as well as reading and writing exercises to support your learning. Bookmark our site and return anytime to keep improving your English — whether you are at home, at school, or on the go!

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Cambridge English exams help learners at every stage of their language journey. From A2 Key (Elementary level) to B2 First (Upper-Intermediate level), these internationally recognised tests provide proof of English language ability in real-life situations. Whether you are preparing for work, study, or travel, Cambridge exams are designed to assess your English skills in practical and meaningful contexts.