French Jobs Vocabulary Worksheets
These three printable worksheets help learners recognise and write the names of common jobs in French. The activities use clear pictures, familiar occupations and simple instructions, so students can work with the vocabulary without having to read a long text first.
The collection includes one writing activity and two matching worksheets. The matching activity is available in both standard print and cursive writing, which makes it easier to choose the version that suits your learners.
What students practise
Students connect a picture with the right French job title, then either write the word or draw a line to the matching character. They practise useful vocabulary such as cuisinier, enseignant, mécanicien, policier, pompier, dentiste, fermier and docteur.
The visual format makes the activities useful for beginner French classes, vocabulary revision, literacy centres, homework or a quick independent task.
1. Write the correct job
Students use the word bank to identify 12 illustrated occupations and write the correct French word below each picture. The worksheet includes jobs such as a cook, miner, plumber, firefighter, teacher, mechanic, waiter, pilot, police officer, bus driver, office worker and hairdresser.
This is the most open-ended activity in the set because students must select and copy the correct word themselves.
- 12 illustrated jobs
- Word bank provided at the top of the page
- Vocabulary recognition and written recall
- Free printable PDF
Download the free jobs worksheet
Printable French vocabulary activity with pictures and a word bank.
2. Match each job to the picture
In these two Premium worksheets, students draw a line between each job title and the person who does that job. The same 12 occupations appear in both versions, so teachers can choose between standard print and cursive lettering without changing the activity.
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Frequently asked questions
Which worksheet is free?
The “Write the correct job” worksheet is available as a free PDF. It contains 12 pictures and a word bank.
What is the difference between the two Premium worksheets?
The activity and vocabulary are the same. One worksheet uses standard print, while the other presents the job titles in cursive writing.
Can these worksheets be used with beginner learners?
Yes. The pictures provide strong visual support, and the vocabulary is limited to familiar occupations. The standard print version is the easiest starting point.
