Chemistry = scheikunde
physics =languages
social science = subject that studies people and where they live
art = drawing, painting are art forms
drawing = to make pictures with a pen or pencil
German = language they speak in Germany
Dutch = language they speak in Holland
school subjects = art and German are school subjects
ICT = information communication technology
PE = physical education
RE = religious education
If you are good at something = you do it well
If you are terrible at it = you do it very badly
start school = go to a new school for the first time
state school = a school where education is free opposite = private schoolstay 
at school = go to school for a period of time (also continue at school)
until up = to that time ('I was there until 3.O0,' means `after 3.00, I went away.')
college = place where you can study after you leave school
leave school = stop going to school
get a job = find a job
uniform = special clothes that children wear in a school
Children go to school at 5 (or at the age of 5), = Children go to primary school when they are five (years old).
Primary school = first school you go to from the ages of 4 to 12
secondary school = school you go to from the gas of 12 to 16 or 18
junior general secondary school = VMBO
senior general secondary school = HAVO
grammar school = VWO
lesson = a period of time (about an hour) in school when you are learning something
do homework = do work the teacher has given you to do at homework 
hard = work a lot
result = what you get in an exam, e.g. 80%
grade you get = a grade (e.g. A or B) or a mark (e.g. 15/20) in an exam
do well = be good at something and get better at it opposite do bad
an exam = an important test at the end of a period of study
take an exam = sit down and write your answers in the exam
pass an exam = take an exam and do well, e.g, grade A 85%
fail an exam = take an exam and do badly, e.g, grade D 35%	
self employed = to have a firm, business of himself
unemployed = to have no job or work
retired = not having a job when you are over 65
Who does she work for? = Who is her boss?
What hours does she work? = How many hours does she work?
He's got a full-time job = He works 40 hours a week
a part-time job = He works for example 15 hours a week
He works long hours = He works 12 hours a day from nine to five
earn = receive money for the work that you do
salary = money you receive every month for the work that you
wages = money you receive every week for the work that you
low = If you earn low wages, you earn less than is normal.
Spend time = to do something for a period of time.
have to do something = must do something
client = a person who pays an architect,lawyer, etc. for his or her work and help
discuss = something talk about something
colleague = a person who works with you
report = a piece of writing giving information about work you have done
organize = If you organize a Meeting, you find a time and a place when everybody can go to it.
answer the phone = pick up the phone when it rings and speak	
Keep = to put something hard copy/printout place so that you know where it is. e i memory stick
beginning = the first part of something
move something = take something and put it in another placea 
backup copy = a copy of a document or folder that you can use if you lose the first one