careers master

careers master

The careers master helps students plan their future jobs.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A person who advises students about career choices: "careers master" refers to a teacher or counselor in a school who provides guidance to students regarding their future professions, job opportunities, and educational pathways.
Usage Examples
  • (The advisor provided guidance on my future studies.)
  • (She met with the advisor to talk about career paths in engineering.)
Advanced Usage
  • "to consult a careers master": to seek advice from a careers advisor.
    • Many students consult the careers master before choosing their A-level subjects. (Students ask the advisor for help in selecting courses.)
Variants and Related Words
  • Careers mistress (n): a female teacher or counselor who advises students about careers.

    • The careers mistress organized a workshop on résumé writing. (The female advisor arranged a session on preparing job applications.)
  • Career advisor (n): a more general term for a person who provides career guidance, not necessarily in a school setting.

    • The career advisor at the job center recommended training programs. (The advisor suggested educational opportunities.)
Synonyms
  • Guidance counselor: a professional who helps students with academic and career decisions.
  • Vocational counselor: a specialist who advises on job training and career paths.
Related Idioms
  • To have a career on the rocks: to be in a difficult or failing professional situation (not directly related to "careers master" but useful for context).
    • After losing his job, his career was on the rocks. (His professional life was in trouble.)
Phrasal Verbs
  • To map out a career: to plan a professional path carefully (often done with a careers master).
    • She mapped out her career with the help of the careers master. (She planned her future job steps with the advisor's assistance.)