Lesson 14. Causatives. Part II.
Task 1.
Task 2.
Practice
10 Best Jobs in North Korea.
2. Traffic security officers
More than 300 women direct traffic in the streets of Pyongyang.
One of the most coveted jobs in North Korea involves working as a human traffic light in the streets of Pyongyang.
If you want to become one of Pyongyang’s 300 “traffic ladies”, officially known as traffic security officers, you’ll have to meet the following requirements:
- Single,
- Under 26 years old,
- Attractive looks,
- Undergo demanding training where you’ll master elegant moves and improve your endurance.
Job description:
- Direct traffic with the use of orange halters and a whistle,
- Act in place of traffic lights,
- Represent the nation’s capital,
- Pose for tourist photos,
- Collaborate with a team of 400 male colleagues stationed at roundabouts.
The legendary North Korean traffic lady wearing the winter version of the well-known blue uniform.
3. Farmer
As a farmer in North Korea, you’ll have access to limited number of machinery. Most of the work is done by hand.
If you’re not a fan of busy city life, get a job in the rural parts of North Korea and enjoy the misery of staying outdoors all day.
The monthly income is $1-$2 a month. However, you’ll be able to enjoy the recently introduced benefit of keeping a share of your crops before handing over the majority of it to the state.
Your tasks will include:
- Feeding the hungry nation,
- Giving a substantial share of your crops to the state,
- Tending to cows, pigs, and goats.
Homework
