This premium worksheet is built for anyone learning French vocabulary around jobs and workplaces – FLE students, French immersion pupils, or bilingual learners revising everyday vocabulary. Rather than a simple word list, the exercise asks learners to actively classify each profession under the place where that person works.

Because every job appears in both its masculine and feminine form, the worksheet also doubles as a light introduction to gendered noun endings in French (-eur / -euse, -ien / -ienne, -er / -ère), without turning the page into a grammar lesson.

Why this worksheet is useful

Vocabulary sticks best when learners have to do something with it, not just read it. Sorting each job into its workplace forces pupils to think about meaning rather than simply memorising a list, and the visual grid makes it easy to review at a glance once completed.

The pairing of masculine and feminine forms side by side also gives a gentle, repeated exposure to how French profession nouns change with gender – useful groundwork before tackling agreement rules more formally.

Suggested classroom use

For a first session, go through the profession list as a group, checking meaning and pronunciation, before pupils fill in the grid independently or in pairs. The exercise works well as a five-to-ten-minute warm-up or as revision before a unit test on jobs.

The answer key below is placed in a collapsible section so adults can check the work quickly while keeping the correction hidden from pupils at first glance.

Before downloading, you can use the preview below to check the layout. The worksheet is intentionally simple and print-friendly, with a clean grid and enough space for handwriting.