The phrase "activities and work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various tasks, responsibilities, or engagements in a professional or organizational context.
Example: "The team will focus on both activities and work to ensure project success."
Alternatives: "tasks and responsibilities" or "projects and duties".
We found that kindergarten teachers have a statistically significant increased risk for obesity if they are less physically active, have high screen time activities, and work in socially deprived city districts.
We understand that the World Cup, other summer-related activities – and work!
When you have a little more, add your activities and work experiences.
Cambridge is only interested in extracurricular activities and work experience that are directly relevant to the course.
"Our base assumption is we will be able to resume our activities and work with our deepwater leases," he said.
But Mr. Lueck said he was so absorbed in studies, student activities and work that Ms. Pekoe's interest barely registered.
Employers are now more picky about the qualities they expect from graduates; they want specific skills from extra-curricular activities and work experience.
Extracurricular activities and work placements should apparently be used to demonstrate qualities like problem-solving, leadership, teamwork, creativity and critical thinking.
She'd finished her essays and had put in all of the sundry information - demographics, family, education, academics, extracurricular activities and work experience - required to complete the process.
Voluntary, part-time or holiday work, side-projects, extra-curricular activities and work experience are all valid and will have helped you develop leadership, problem-solving or team-working skills.
Matthew Williamson: "Extra-curricular activities and work experience placements may seem small-scale at first glance, but look closely at what each experience taught you and how it added to your employability skills.
