How to Talk About Your Dream Job? Find What Suits You | English Podcast B1–B2

🎧 Learn English with Coco & Leo Learn how to talk about your dream job in English! This B1–B2 English podcast offers listening and conversation practice as Coco & Leo explore career choices, personal strengths, and work that suits you. 💭 What if you don’t know your dream job yet—or the dream you once had no longer fits your life? Join Speak English with Coco & Leo for a warm, thoughtful conversation about childhood ambitions, family expectations, money, and the everyday reality behind an attractive job title. From Leo’s childhood plan to design roller coasters to Coco’s interest in creativity and communication, we explore what our dreams can reveal—and why changing direction doesn’t automatically mean giving up. 🎧 In this episode, you’ll practice: • Talking about your interests, strengths, and career goals. • Explaining why your priorities have changed. • Discussing salary, stability, flexibility, and meaningful work. • Asking questions to understand what a job really involves. • Expressing uncertainty naturally, even without a clear career plan. 💬 Useful English expressions include: “I’m still exploring my career options.” “I’m trying to find work that suits my strengths.” “My priorities have changed.” “I’d like work that I find fulfilling.” “I’d like more variety in my work.” Listen for how Coco and Leo ask follow-up questions, share different perspectives, and explain their choices. Then try adapting a phrase to your own experience. You don’t need a perfect career plan to join the conversation. Whether you’re starting out, considering a change, or simply figuring out what matters to you, your experience is worth sharing. 💚 👇 What’s one thing you want from your working life—creativity, stability, flexibility, or something else? Subscribe to Speak English with Coco & Leo for more real-life English conversations, useful vocabulary, and listening practice for intermediate learners. #EnglishPodcast #EnglishConversationPractice #DreamJob #EnglishListeningPractice #LearnEnglish