Oxford Matura Trainer PRACA Practice Exam

What doesn't it mean to "be fit for sth" in a job context?

1. Nadawać się do czegoś

2. Być przeszkolonym do danej roli

3. Być w formie fizycznej

4. Być bez pracy

The correct answer is: Być bez pracy

In a job context, to "be fit for something" typically refers to being suitable or qualified for a specific role or task. This encompasses not only the relevant skills and experiences but also the ability to perform the job effectively. The correct choice highlights that "being without work" does not align with being deemed fit for a job, as being out of employment does not indicate a person's qualifications or suitability for a position. The other options relate to aspects of being appropriate for a job. For example, "being suitable for something" suggests that a candidate meets the necessary criteria, while "being trained for a specific role" indicates that a candidate possesses the requisite skills and knowledge. "Being in physical shape," although less common in many job contexts, can pertain to roles that require physical fitness as a job requirement.