- •Module 1
- •I. Job hunting
- •2) Describe your dream job.
- •1) Study the ways of finding a job and discuss them in pairs or in small groups. Job Hunting
- •2) Answer the questions:
- •How to Find it Jobs
- •A Career in Information Technology
- •II. Getting ready for the job interview
- •1) Do you think a good command in English is essential in job hunting?
- •2) Study the following reasons of importance of learning English and discuss them in pairs or in small groups:
- •It’s necessary to learn English because…
- •3) Study the tips how to improve your spoken English.
- •4) Discuss the following questions in pairs or in small groups:
- •Job Advertisement
- •3. Web Designer
- •An Application Form
- •III. Job interview
- •Questions Commonly Asked to a Candidate during the Interview
- •What’s a Thank-You Letter?
- •Thank-You Letter Layout
- •Career of Engineer
- •Module 2
- •I. Curriculum vitae
- •Interests and achievements:
- •Types of Resume
- •2) Answer the questions to the text.
- •What Shouldn’t Be in Your Resume?
- •II. Writing a cv
- •1)Study the cv given below as a sample. Electronics/Computer Systems Engineering cv
- •2) Visit any website for job advertisements. Choose any you are interested in. Imagine you really want to apply for this job. Prepare your cv for this advertisement.
- •A Letter of Application Or Cover Letter.
- •A Letter of Application.
- •A Letter of Application by an International Student
- •III. If you are not hired
- •The Letter to Write When You Don't Get the Job
- •What to Write
- •Sample Letter
- •Tips to help you stay positive while job hunting
- •A Story of Success
- •Additional text
- •Gain a wealth of experience
- •Module 3
- •Business correspondence
- •Words to memorize:
- •• Writing strategies
- •Letter layout
- •Date Writing, Salutation and Closing in Business Letters
- •Language Tips
- •The types of business letters.
- •Outline
- •Introduction
- •Module 4
- •Presentations
- •Words to remember:
- •Power point presentation
- •II. The structure of presentations
- •1. The introduction
- •2. The main body.
- •3. Summarizing and concluding
- •4. Questions and discussion
- •Oral presentation evaluation form
- •Introduction
- •Visual aids
- •Words to remember:
- •III. Conference presentations
- •Guidelines for Synopses and Annotations
Letter layout
Task 7. Translate the following text using definitions of the words in bold type.
A business letter style usually consists of
the following elements:
Letterhead (1) 1. the name and address of a person,
It includes your name, address, telephone number, company or organization printed at
fax number, e-mail address, web address. the top of the writing paper
Dateline
Name and address of the recipient
You can also add job title if necessary. Doublecheck (2) 2. check for a second time or with
that you have the correct spelling of the recipient’s great care
name.
Salutations (3) 3. the words that are used in a letter
The type of salutation depends on your relationship to address the person you are
with the recipient. Try to personalize your letter, writing to, for example “Dear Sir”
avoid (4) the “dear sir/madam” salutation. 4. try not to do something
Communication
A number of paragraphs, where you give the reason of
your writing, all those facts and information which
represent the matter of your writing. Each paragraph
deals with one point only.
C
losing
It’s a polite way to finish your letter using standard and
formal phrases. Don’t use familiar (5) closing if your 5. very informal, sometimes in a
reader doesn’t know you well. way that is unpleasant
Signature
The signature should be clear and legible (6), it shows 6. clear enough to read
You are interested in the letter and the recipient.
It should also be followed by your name printed.
Enclosures (7) 7. other documents that are placed
If you attach (8) other material to the letter, put the in an envelope with a letter
words “Enclosure”, “enc.”, or “encl.”, two lines 8. fasten or join
below your signature.
Task 8. Say whether the following statements are true or false. Correct the false ones.
A. The letterhead includes your name, your address, your telephone number, any other contact information such as fax, e-mail, web-address, and your handwritten name.
B. The salutation usually depends on how well you know the recipient of your letter.
C. The communication part includes a number of paragraphs with a polite closing phrase.
D. Your signature should be easy to read.
E. Enclosures come three lines below the signature.
Task 9. Read some helpful information that can be used for writing an address. Discuss the tips in pairs or in small groups.
The sequence of writing an address in Great Britain:
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Mr J. Simpson Chief Manager Chapman & Hall Plc. 11 New Fetter Lane London EC4P 4EE England |
The sequence of writing an address in the USA:
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Mr A. Arafel Production Manager McCraw-Hill Book Inc. 1221 Avenue of the Americas New York, NY 10020 USA |
The sequence of writing an address in Ukraine:
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Victor Lisovoy Sales Manager Britania Ltd. 17 Dimitrov Street Kiev, 604057 Ukraine |
Notes
The title and name of the addressee go together, e.g. John Brown, Mr B. Richards, Mrs C. Stanley, Ms S. Johns, Mr & Mrs Dugan, Dr Simon Green, Prof E. White, Messrs Hamilton and Jacobs.
The names of company types are usually abbreviated, as Plc – Public Limited Company; Inc – Corporation; Ltd – Private Limited Company.
If the letter is addressed to London, the name of the city ‘London’ should be followed by a shortened name of the corresponding postal district: e.g. EC – East Central; NW – North West; WC – West Central etc.
If the letter is addressed to the USA, the name of the city or town should be followed by the name of the state.
Task 10. Match address elements and their samples.
Title and name of the addressee
Position in the company
Name of the company
Number or name of the building
Name of the street
Name of the city, town or locality
Postal district (GB)
Name of the state (US)
Name of the region
Postal index
Postal service head-office number and abbreviation (GB)
Name of the country
(A) (B) (C)
a) Market Street a) 900 a) Ukraine
b) United Kingdom b) USA b) Dr Boiko
c) Devonshire Bank c) Mr Black c) 132
d) Henton d) 20010 d) 60050
e) Personnel Manager e) Washington e) Software engineering
f) CV22 f) Finance Director f) Chernigov
g) 6DE g) Chesapeake Avenue g) Pavlov Street
h) Mr Jones h) DC h) Managing Director
i) 12 i) Johnson & Johnson
Task 11. Read the following text and write the addresses (A), (B) and (C) in the order.
