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Dream Job Presentation Script Examples for Students

Welcome to our collection of “My Dream Job” presentation scripts for elementary students. In this resource, we embark on an imaginative journey, exploring a world of possibilities where young minds envision their future careers.

From astronauts exploring the cosmos to environmental scientists safeguarding our planet, these scripts are crafted to spark curiosity and ambition in young learners.

Perfect for classroom activities, these scripts encourage students to think creatively about their future and the positive impact they can have on the world.

Let’s inspire our students to dream, explore, and aspire!

You can download the scripts from the link at the end of the article, but remember to change them to make them suitable for you or for your students

Dream Job Presentation Scripts

We have split these into younger learners and slightly older learners, though of course you know you, or you know your students better than we do. So feel free to use them where ever they are best suited.

Dream Job Scripts For Younger Learners (Ages 6-7)

Dream job script: astronaut.

“Hi, my name is [Student’s Name], and my dream job is to be an astronaut!

I want to wear a space suit and fly in a rocket to the moon.

Astronauts get to see Earth from space and float in zero gravity. They do important science experiments and learn about stars and planets.

It must be so cool to be an astronaut because you can explore space and discover new things!”

Dream Job Script: Teacher

“Hello, I’m [Student’s Name], and when I grow up, I want to be a teacher.

Teachers are great because they help you learn new things like reading and math.

I like my teacher because she is kind and teaches us fun games. As a teacher, I want to help kids learn and make school fun.

I think being a teacher is important because you get to help lots of kids!”

Dream Job: Firefighter

“Hi everyone, I’m [Student’s Name], and I want to be a firefighter when I grow up.

Firefighters are brave and help keep people safe. They put out fires, rescue people, and even help animals in trouble.

I think it’s really cool how they drive fire trucks and use big hoses to spray water.

Being a firefighter is about helping others, and that’s what I want to do!”

Dream Job Presentation Scripts For Ages 8-10

Dream job script: environmental scientist.

“My dream job is to be an environmental scientist.

Environmental scientists help protect the Earth and solve problems like pollution and climate change.

They study the air, water, and land to keep our planet healthy.

I want to be an environmental scientist to help animals and plants and make sure our Earth stays beautiful for everyone.

I think it’s a job that can really make a difference in the world.”

Dream Job Script: Professional Athlete (Soccer Player)

“Hi, my name is [Student’s Name], and my dream job is to be a professional soccer player.

I love playing soccer because it’s exciting and keeps you fit.

Professional soccer players get to travel, play in big stadiums, and work as a team.

I also want to be a role model for other kids and show them that with hard work and practice, you can achieve your dreams.

Soccer is more than just a game; it’s about teamwork, determination, and having fun.”

Dream Job Script: Chef

“Hello everyone, I’m [Student’s Name], and I dream of becoming a chef.

Chefs get to cook delicious meals and try new recipes. I love cooking with my family and experimenting with different ingredients.

Being a chef is creative, and you get to make people happy with your food.

I especially want to learn how to make dishes from different countries.

Cooking is an art, and I can’t wait to learn more about it.”

Dream Job Script : Computer Programmer

“My dream job is to be a computer programmer.

Computer programmers get to build cool apps and games.

They use coding languages to create software that can do amazing things.

I like playing computer games, and I want to make my own one day.

Programmers also help solve problems and can work in lots of different areas like science, business, or art.

I think it’s exciting because you get to use technology to create new things.”

Dream Job: Marine Biologist

“Hello, my name is [Student’s Name], and my dream job is to be a marine biologist.

Marine biologists study ocean life, like fish, sharks, and even tiny plankton. They get to explore the sea and discover new things about the underwater world.

I love the ocean and all the amazing creatures in it.

By being a marine biologist, I can help protect marine life and learn how the ocean keeps our planet healthy.

It’s a job that combines adventure, science, and conservation.”

Dream Job: Architect

“Good morning, I’m [Student’s Name], and I dream of becoming an architect.

Architects design buildings like houses, schools, and skyscrapers.

They need to be creative and good at math.

I enjoy drawing and building models, which is a big part of being an architect.

I also want to design buildings that are good for the environment.

Being an architect means you can shape how cities look and create spaces where people live and work.

It’s like turning your ideas into real-life structures!”

You can download the scripts from the link below, but remember to change them to make them suitable for you or for your students

These “My Dream Job” presentation scripts hope to have ignited a spark of ambition and curiosity in your students.

These scripts are more than just a glimpse into various careers; they are a tool to encourage self-discovery and goal setting among young learners.

Whether they dream of being chefs, athletes, or programmers, each script is an opportunity to explore different paths and the skills required for these professions.

Here’s to fostering a future full of fulfilled dreams and accomplished goals!

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How to Prepare a Presentation for Your Dream Job

by Margaret Buj | Aug 19, 2020 | Blog | 0 comments

This article is part of the “Job search tips” series.

Have you been tasked with preparing a presentation for your dream job? Do you want to be sure you impress your potential new employer with your skills, knowledge and professionalism, and ensure you make the most of the opportunity? It’s a lot of stress to have on your shoulders, because let’s face it, your dream job doesn’t come along every day. You get this one chance to make an incredible first impression, so you want to be sure it’s done properly.

So, before you start getting too anxious or worried, we’ve gone ahead and put together some tips you can follow that will help you prepare for a professional and memorable presentation.

Understand the Content Thoroughly

The first tip is to make sure you fully understand what it is you are discussing in your project. Perhaps it is a sample task they have given you, maybe you need to do research on the actual company you are applying to, or then again, maybe the presentation is more of an overview of your own experience and portfolio.

No matter what the subject or topic is, the key is to come across knowledgeable and confident . So, if this means doing research ahead of time, then that’s what you need to do.

Be Aware of Who Your Audience Is

Just as important as knowing your content, is being aware of who your audience is and what they want to see and hear. You need to be clear on what it is they are interested in, what they are looking for, what questions they need answering, and how best to appeal to them and get your message across.

Anticipate What Questions Will Be Asked

Any good journalist knows that you never ask a question you don’t already know the answer to, and in the case of a presentation, you can use this same tip. Anticipate what questions you may be asked about your presentation so you have all answers, supporting data and sources, and material ready to go. Again, it comes down to looking professional and prepared for whatever gets thrown your way.

See What Presentation Designers Can Do for You

Sometimes, try as you might, you may just find that putting together a professional presentation is simply above your skill level. That doesn’t mean you just whip together whatever you can and wing it; instead, it may be time for professional help in the form of a presentation design agency like Buffalo 7 . This company describes itself as one that is able to “show data through stories”, a presentation design company, if you will. It excels in engaging storytelling, dynamic visuals and presentation design, all of which will be needed in order to set the right tone for your presentation. If you don’t think you can put the right presentation together yourself, lean on someone who can.

Do a Trial Run of the Presentation

The final tip is to give your presentation at least one complete trial run , if not a couple. You can also enlist a friend or family member to be your “audience” so they can give you input that you can apply to your presentation.

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Speech 1: Dream Job/Career

There’s a problem that many students face: What should I do after graduation? You will now use rhetoric–in the form of a presentation–to help solve this problem. The first project in our class is a professional 3-3.5 minutes speech about your dream job/career. Your purpose is threefold: 1) To help others understand what the job is about and what it does, 2) what qualifications, experience, and skills are needed for it, and 3) what people can do to prepare for it. To meet these components, you  will need to do research about the career and interview 1-2 professionals in that career to develop your presentation. You will then broadcast this speech live on Facebook.

Your speech should address the following information:

• Clearly explain what the dream job/career is.
• Explain what kind of experience, qualifications, skills, qualities, and educational training are needed for the job.
• Explain average income for the job.
• Offer advice on how people can prepare for this career.
• Provide oral citations for information you took from your interview and other credible sources.

Audience: Your Facebook friends who are college students

This speech will not only help others learn about your career, it will also help you know what you need to beginning doing today  to get your dream job and network with professionals in that field of work so that when you graduate, you become a desirable employee for that industry.

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IELTS Speaking topic: Dream job

What was the dream job for you when you were young? Have you changed your mind on your dream job? What do you plan to do in the future? What kinds of jobs are popular in China? Have you had full-time or part-time job before?

Well, my childhood dream job was to become an architect engineer so that I could build a big and luxury house for you whole family.

Yes, after going to university, getting an internship, putting in hard work at the bottom, my dream job always changed. I think it’s very reasonable because your mind would change according to the new situation I have met in the society.

I am doing the wine exporting to China now, so I wish I could be an outstanding overseas traders in the near future.

Well, in China, it’s kind of hard to say but people that I know around me tend to work in the financial and investment sections so that they can earn much more money than the average income, but maybe for others, they’ll probably go for the government officers because these jobs are very stable.

Yes, I have got a part-time job as a wordpress-based websites developer because I have lots of free time to do other job and wish to earn more income.

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How To Answer “What Is Your Dream Job?” (with Examples)

13 min read · Updated on July 21, 2023

When an interviewer asks you this tricky question, you need a killer answer

You're face-to-face with an interviewer and things have been going well. You'd go as far as to say that you're feeling pretty confident. You might even have this in the bag. And then, they ask you this common interview question : “What is your dream job?” 

It's a real curveball. Until this point, the interviewer has stuck to the position at hand. However, with this simple question, they're asking you to speak broadly about your professional future. As if that wasn't intimidating enough, there's a right and wrong way to respond. Mis-step and you might ruin your chances of getting hired.

If you want to know how to give a glowing answer, you've come to the right place. Planning your response in advance will give you the best chance of wowing the interviewer. You first need to consider what they're really asking and how you can win them over in a few sentences. In this guide, we'll take a look at how to answer this question like a pro. 

First up, consider what the interviewer wants to know

Asking yourself “what is my dream job?” is something of a misleading question. Don't fall into the trap of thinking that the interviewer wants to know what you wanted to be as a child. While your dream jobs list may have included firefighter, astronaut, or dancer, that's not strictly relevant here. Unless you've done the education and training, it doesn't matter. 

Equally, if your actual dream job has nothing to do with the role you're applying for, you probably shouldn't mention it. The interviewer likely isn't interested in the fact that you would love to be a singer-songwriter when you're applying for an admin role. Saying something that has zero to do with the job at hand is likely to work against you here. 

To effectively answer this question, you need to get inside the interviewer's mind. Consider what they really want to know when they ask you about your dream job. Hiring managers use this seemingly innocent question to find out about your skills, personality, and goals. Here's a quick breakdown of what they hope to learn about you when you answer: 

What motivates you professionally 

First up, the interviewer wants to know what motivates you. What is it that drives you forward? Do you have an innate passion for this sector? Or, on the other hand, are you simply treading water until something better comes along? By asking you what your dream job is, the hiring manager is hoping to get an insight into what inspires you to work hard. 

What skills you're bringing to the table

The interviewer is only interested in how your answer aligns with the job they're hiring for. With that in mind, one of the other things they're trying to determine is the skills you currently have and will be bringing to the table. This interview question gives you the opportunity to speak freely about your professional talents and how you use them. 

What career plans you have for the future 

Dream jobs have the unique power of forcing us to look toward the future. It's not about what you're doing right now - it's about where you envision your career going. If you have big plans for your professional future, and they align with this particular role, now is the time to talk about them. The interviewer wants to know whether you have your future career mapped out and how the role for which they are hiring fits into your journey. 

How willing you are to climb the career ladder

Are you a real go-getter? Do you want to climb the career ladder? Or are you happy to stay in the same position and keep things ticking over? When an interviewer asks you what your dream job is, they're encouraging you to think big. That means considering where the position that you're applying for will take you in the years to come. 

Your eagerness to learn new things and develop 

Career development is a massive deal. When you're applying for a single position, it's rarely a straightforward situation. You have to consider what learning opportunities the company will afford you and how you can use them to push yourself forward. When you're answering this question, the interviewer wants to find out how eager you are to learn. Use this knowledge to your advantage and weave your willingness to do so into your answer.

Tips to help you answer this interview question 

Now that you have a firm grip on what the hiring manager is asking, let's talk about how you answer the question. The last thing you want to do is to walk into your next interview without knowing what you would say here. While the question may have you scratching your head, there are a few factors that you can focus on. Here are our expert tips: 

Focus on your professional values

We each have values that guide us through our careers. So, what are yours? When you're answering this interview question, you may want to start with your values and how they align with this sector. For example, if you're applying to work within a charity that educates deprived children, you can talk about how your dream job would mean making a difference to young people's lives. There's a reason that you've applied for this particular position. When you're responding to the question, include that driving force. 

Talk about your long-term goals

As we've already covered, the “dream jobs'' question urges you to consider the future. Where do you see yourself in five years ? If you're the type of person who knows where you're heading, there's nothing wrong with letting the interviewer in on that secret. Of course, there's one major caveat. You need to ensure that your future goals work with the job that you're applying for. If there's any disparity there, you should leave it out. 

Include the basics of the job at hand

Never lose sight of the fact that you're applying for a specific position. Sure, the question “What is your dream job?” may conjure up hundreds of interesting answers. Your mind may boggle at all of the professions that you could have. However, if none of them have anything to do with the role you're applying for, you shouldn't mention them. Instead, ensure that you talk about the fundamentals of the role that you're applying for. For example, if you are going for a managerial role, talk about your passion for leadership. 

Never pinpoint a specific job title

One of the biggest mistakes that you can make when answering this interview question is pinpointing a specific job title. By doing that, you pigeon-hole yourself. Focusing on a single position makes you seem small-minded - as though you have tunnel vision. It also misses the point of the question. Don't be fooled. The interviewer is interested in how your skill and goals fit in with the job and company. Stick to a wider, more generic answer rather than providing a list of dream jobs.

Talk about the next step (after this job!) 

Hiring managers are always on the hunt for candidates who want a long-term career with the company. Luckily, the “dream job” question gives you the chance to speak about how you wish to develop yourself professionally within the business. Let's say that you do land this job, what does the future hold for you? Will you be looking to take a step up in the years to come? Will you be pushing for a promotion? What plans do you have already?

There's nothing wrong with showing some ambition . While you don't want to turn around and say your “dream job” is CEO of the company, you can be honest and say you'd like to manage a team. You might talk about how you plan to learn and develop your existing skill set in the position at hand, and then take your newfound knowledge to new heights.  

Speak about your ideal company culture 

The company culture is the shared vision, values, and attitudes that staff members have. When the “dream job” question comes up, it's a smart time to start speaking about your ideal company culture. What do you expect from the business? How do your existing morals align with what you've seen from this company? Wherever possible, you should relate this part of your answer back to the business and the position you're going for.

Dream job examples that will impress interviewers

If you find yourself facing this interview question, you shouldn't be highlighting specific job titles. However, you can give some generic positions that showcase where you see your career going in the future. If you're looking to pique the hiring manager's interest, let them know that you have a career game plan. Here are some dream job examples: 

Supervisor 

Manager  

Team leader 

Head of department 

Senior executive

You may choose to weave these terms into your answer. Rather than sharing that you want a specific job title, these names signify positions in the company. By sliding these into your response, you let the interviewer know just how ambitious you are. While your goal shouldn't be outlandish, it can pay off to let them know how high you've set your sights.

“What is my dream job?” example answers

Ready to plan out your answer? While the response you use will be unique to your experiences and goals, it's worth looking at the examples below for some inspiration. Each of the answers that we cover focuses on one approach you may choose to use: 

Example 1: Talk about your talents

“My dream job would see me working closely with a variety of big name clients. I have a passion for getting to know each client on a personal level and understanding their unique needs. I would love the opportunity to further develop my interpersonal skills and create long-term professional relationships with brands from all around the globe.”

The above answer focuses on one element of the position or field, rather than being too broad. It covers one of the candidate's core skills and further explains how they use that talent when they're on the job. The response also shows that the person is passionate about building a long-term career and expanding on the talents they already possess. Rather than highlighting a position or job title, the answer talks about an aspect of the job.

Example 2: Focus on your values

“I'm looking for a position that aligns with my core value of helping others and spurring positive change. Over the years, I've volunteered with action groups that work with underprivileged communities. I am truly passionate about supporting those who are less fortunate than myself and believe that I have the skill-set to do so. For that reason, my dream job would be within a third-sector business, geared towards supporting others.”

This next example focuses on the person's specific values and delves into why they've chosen this career path. It shows the interviewer that the candidate has a true love for the work that they do and that they are serious about scoping out a career within this sector. Additionally, by mentioning their previous voluntary work, the candidate provides evidence of their interest in the industry. That simple anecdote may be enough to land them the job.

Example 3: Highlight your aspirations  

“As a people person, I relish the chance to collaborate with a wider team. In my most recent position, I was in charge of overseeing a small team, allowing me to develop my leadership style. So, in my dream job, I would like to further hone this skill. I'm keen to take on more responsibility and share my knowledge with others. With that in mind, I would be aiming to reach a managerial position in the future.”

With this answer, the candidate reflects on the lessons that they've learned in their existing job and talks about where they see their career heading. Instead of stating the exact position they would be aiming for, they speak about becoming a manager. This approach tells the interviewer that they have career progression plans beyond the role. 

Example 4: Express a desire to learn

“My ideal job would be one in which I can develop my skills. One of the things that has attracted me to the role at this company is the training scheme you offer. As someone who is always excited about the prospect of learning and educating myself, I would appreciate the opportunity to grow my skill set within the business. I'd then hope to take those talents into a higher level position within the company.” 

If the position will afford you the chance to learn new things or even gain qualifications, it may be a smart move to focus on that. Switching your answer around to include your desire to expand your knowledge is never going to work against you. For one thing, this move shows that you've read the job specification. It also allows you to assure the hiring manager that you're a good investment for the business, as you will stick around. 

How not to answer this particular question 

Now that we've covered the ways that you should answer this question, there's one final thing you should know. Believe it or not, there is a wrong answer that you should avoid at all costs and it may be the first thing you think of. Don't say that the job for which you are applying is your dream job. This answer sounds entirely insincere - and it likely is. 

When you give a knee-jerk reaction like this one, it tells the interviewer that you haven't given the question any real thought. Instead, you've blurted out what you think they want to hear. That can come across as smarmy and fake. You can leave the flattery at the door.

Go into the interview well prepared

If you're preparing for your next interview , don't forget to ask yourself “what is my dream job?” and draft an answer to this question. You don't want to be caught off guard when you're in the hot seat. Having at least a brief idea of how you can respond means that you won't stumble over your words. You may want to jot down some notes or even bullet-point what you may say. That way, should the question rear its ugly head, you will have a razor-sharp reply. 

Acing interviews doesn't have to be challenging. If you want to give yourself a competitive edge, our expert TopInterview coaches can guide you through things.

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1 Minute Speech on My Dream Job In English

A very good morning to one and all present here. Today, I will be giving a short speech on the topic of ‘My Dream Job’. 

Google defines a job to be “a task or piece of work, especially one that is paid.” But, to me, a job is so much more than that! At least, it ought to be.

I want the job I pursue to give me a sense of satisfaction and happiness. Money alone is not my priority. 

Hence, my dream job is to become a teacher. Not just any teacher but an English teacher in Government schools.

Being in India, it is no secret that Government schools are seen as par in comparison to schools run by private organisations. I wish to do away with this perspective. 

I want to provide good quality education to the children in such schools and help them for their right future. Through this dream job of mine, I want to make a change for the future generation!

Thank you. 

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