Job, work and career: which do I say?

Job is a countable noun: a job, two jobs. It can mean a specific position or workplace.

Work, in the sense of working activity, is uncountable: some work, a lot of work. In this meaning we don't say a work.

Career is a person's professional path over the years. Your first job and your whole career are not the same thing.

Useful combinations: look for a job, work part-time, build a career, gain experience.

I have a part-time job at a café. I work there at weekends.

In the first sentence there is a specific workplace; in the second, the activity of working.

Not suitable: I have many works this week.

Correction: I have a lot of work this week.

Correct the sentences.

1. I'm looking for a work near my university.
2. She has two part-time job.

Now write a sentence about your future career. Name a specific field.