- •С.С. Алешкевич
- •«Кооперативное образование», 2008
- •2.2. Требования к уровню освоения дисциплины
- •2.3. Взаимосвязь дисциплины «Иностранный язык» с другими дисциплинами учебного плана
- •2.4. Особенности изучения дисциплины «Иностранный язык»
- •2.5. Структура курса
- •3.2. Рекомендуемая литература
- •3.3. Средства обеспечения освоения дисциплины
- •Part I theme 1. Speech etiquette. Getting acquainted with people
- •I am a student
- •Theme 2. Problems of modern youth. System of education
- •I. Find the English equivalents in the right-hand column for the following:
- •II. Do multiple choice test
- •2.2 Education of Great Britain
- •Education in Great Britain
- •The general name of a first dergree in Britain is____
- •Identifying symbols of the four nations
- •Some historical and poetic names
- •3.2 Great Britain's history
- •Theme 4. International business contacts of modern youth
- •4. Write a Code of Conduct for your group. Review sample Codes of Ethics or Codes of Conduct from several professional groups at this web site:
- •5. Complete Questionnaire on Ethics of Gift Giving.
- •Theme 5. Economy: basic problems. Environment protection
- •5.2 Environment protection
- •Inter-dependence
- •How Much do you Know about Waste?
- •Waste Reduction Habits
- •Theme 6. Mass media. Advertising. Internet.
- •6.1 The media
- •6.2 Advertising
- •Types of advertising: Product and Institutional Advertising
- •Part II theme 7. Specific features of the future profile.
- •1. Find the Russian equivalents in the right-hand column for the following:
- •2. Choose the proper translation.
- •Theme 8. Employment: basic problems
- •The organization
- •The candidate
- •Mastering the job interview
- •Preparing for job-hunting
- •Getting that interview!
- •The interview as a 'transaction'
- •The skills of interviewer and interviewee
- •Theme 9. The role of foreign language
- •The board Managing Director or Chief Executive
- •Theme 11. Business english. Деловая корреспонденция. Структура делового письма.
- •123 King's Crescent, Brighton, br3 6jf
- •Hall & co. Ltd Builders' Merchants
- •Veto Sport ag
- •Theme 12. Negotiation. Contract.
- •Striking a better deal
- •Put the horse before the cart
- •Always comparison shop
- •Create your game plan
- •Lead the Dance
- •Theme 13. International co-operative movement
- •1) To know
- •Содержание
- •Алешкевич Сергей Сергеевич Кожевникова Анна Сергеевна иностранный язык
- •308023, Г. Белгород, ул. Садовая, 116а
Preparing for job-hunting
When job-hunting, it pays to be well-prepared! One of the preliminary tasks to carry out is to compose and duplicate curriculum vitae. This is a kind of personal data sheet set out in schematic form and organized into sections. It provides a concise account of a person's 'life story'.
The curriculum vitae
A curriculum vitae is normally divided into the following sections:
Personal details
Full name, age, sex, marital status, nationality, home address, telephone number.
Education
Names and dates of schools, colleges attended etc, and brief details of courses followed, with notes of any posts of responsibility or sports and social activities.
Qualifications
Usually set out in chronological order, supplying dates, subjects, examining boards and grades.
Work experience
Names and addresses of past and present employers, stating post held and duties carried out. For people seeking a first post, it is helpful to supply details of any part-time work experience.
Hobbies, interests
Brief details of social activities, pastimes or hobbies.
Circumstances
Details of notice to be worked, willingness to move, availability, holder of clean driving license, etc.
Having a set of curriculum vitaes prepared will save a great deal of time, especially when applying for a post where application forms are not provided.
References
The next step is to approach people who are willing to supply a reference either about your work or your personal character. Never give details of a referee on an application form without first seeking his permission.
CURRICULUM VITAE Personal details Name Robert Brown Address 4 Ash Grove Road, Anytown, OT2 7IR Tel: 0666 364 582 Email: robertb@mktg.ssu.co.uk Nationality British Date of birth 12/10/76 Marital status Single 1 - Personal profile I am reliable, well organized, and used to working on my own initiative. I am able to prioritize my workload. I am comfortable working on my own or as part of a team. 2 - Key skills Familiar with Microsoft Word and Excel Good problem-solver Confident communicator Self-motivated Able to cope under pressure Fluent in German Clean driving license 3 - Work experience 2007 - Present Marketing Assistant, Success Solutions Unlimited, Manchester Duties include planning and implementing all advertising and promotion, responding to enquiries, monitoring student performance. 2005 - 2007 Teacher of English, Churchill School of English, Munich, Germany August 2001 One month placement in the sales department of Newton Publishing, London 4 - Education Dec 2002 Certificate in Teaching English as a Foreign Language 1999-2002 London University: BA in English Literature and Language 1992-1999 Minster College Secondary School, Wells 8 GCSEs, 3 A levels: English (A), German (B), Art (C) 5 - Interests Football, sailing, reading, landscape painting 6 - References Available on request |
Once these steps are carried out, it is a matter of scanning local or national newspapers, trade journals or details displayed in job centres, or of registering with a local job centre.