A job is regular work which is usually paid.

A community is a group of people who all have something in common.

A safari is a journey on land to watch, photograph or hunt wild animals.

Charity is offering actions or money to help someone or something in need.

Being in the hot seat means being the person to answer questions being asked by the group.

Jobs in Arusha, Tanzania

Geography

This unit provides a foundation for 'Europe: How diverse are its landscapes and places' and 'Europe: What is it like to live in northern Italy', which further extend pupils’ knowledge and understanding of distant places and how to investigate them at continental and regional scales.

This unit builds on 'The UK: What kind of place is is?' and 'Local area: Why is (our place) special', extending and deepening pupils’ place knowledge and understanding through the study of Jamaica and a specific small Jamaican locality. It develops geographical vocabulary and skills, enabling pupils to identify similarities and differences.

What is it like to live in Tanzania?

Which of these is **not** a reason why people have jobs?

People in Tanzania may have jobs on coffee plantations because the __________ here is good for growing coffee.

Why might some children in Tanzania not go to school?

Which of the following is **not** an animal you would see on safari in Tanzania?

Which of these jobs in Tanzania are linked to tourism? 

What is the term for regular work which is usually paid?

A safari is a journey across __________ to watch, photograph or hunt wild animals.

Being in the '__________' means being the person to answer the questions being asked by the group.

Match the following jobs to the correct workplaces.

Which of these groups of people are most likely to have a job?

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Jobs in Arusha, Tanzania

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