Learning Objectives
In this module you will:
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deal with job advertisements
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talk about jobs and internship programmes
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learn how to make arrangements on the phone
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write a CV and personal letter about a job
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learn how to exchange information at a job interview
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revisit multi-word verbs
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revisit reported speech
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Unit 1 Jobs for Students |
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Lead In |
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owadays
a lot of students combine studies at university with work. For some
it is a good way to earn pocket money, for others it is an
opportunity to gain some valuable work experience. What about you?
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Fill in the questionnaire below. In pairs discuss what jobs are suitable for you.
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Careers guidance questionnaire
b. Tick the statements which are true of you:
c. Tick the skills you think you have:
d. What do you expect from the job? Choose five options from the list:
e. Which do you prefer doing - a summer or a part-time job? Why? |
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Reading |
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There are different types of jobs students may want to do. Match the definitions with the right type of job.
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Work in groups. Make a list of the advantages of holiday and part-time jobs for students.
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Read the text. Compare the information in the text with your notes.