Describe a family member you want to work with in the future.

You should say:

• Who he/she is
• What he/she does
• What kind of work you would like to do with him/her
• And explain how you feel about him/her

I would like to talk about my cousin, Sarah. She is a graphic designer, and I really admire her creativity and hard work. Sarah has her own small design studio where she creates logos, posters, and websites for clients. She is very talented and always comes up with unique ideas. In the future, I would love to work with her on a project. Maybe we could start a small business together, like a design agency or an online store. I enjoy writing and marketing, so I could handle the content and promotion while she focuses on the visual side. I think we would make a great team because we both have different skills but share the same passion for creativity. I feel very close to Sarah because she is not only my cousin but also a good friend. We grew up together and have always supported each other. She is kind, patient, and always encourages me to follow my dreams. Working with her would be fun and inspiring, and I believe we could achieve something amazing together.

Alright, here’s how you can tackle this IELTS Speaking Part 2 question about a family member you’d like to work with. First, structure your answer clearly: start by introducing the person—say who they are (like your brother, cousin, etc.) and what they do for work or in life. Then, explain what kind of work you’d like to do with them—maybe something related to their job or a shared interest. Finally, share how you feel about them—like if you admire them, enjoy their company, or think they’d be a great partner. Keep it natural and personal! Key points to focus on: be specific about the work (don’t just say ‘business’), show your feelings clearly, and use simple but descriptive language. Practice timing yourself to fit all this into 2 minutes. Good luck!

Part 3 Example Question

1. What kinds of family businesses are common in China?

2. Why do people want to run a family business?

3. What are the benefits of working with family members?

4. Is it easier to get promotion in big companies?