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Some jobs in hospitality

Front office manager

начальник службы приема размещения

Reception clerk

служащий отдела размещения

Concierge

консьерж

Porter

носильщик

Reception clerk

швейцар

Cloakroom attendant

гардеробщик

Telephone switchboard operator

оператор

Housekeeper

администратор по хозяйству

Chambermaid /

Room maid

горничная

Storekeeper

кладовщик

Restaurant manager

управляющий рестораном

Kitchen chef

шеф-повар

Banqueting manager

менеджер по банкетам

Cashier

кассир

Waiter

официант

Pastry cook

кондитер

Pantry maid

буфетчица

Cellarman

заведующий винным погребом

Personnel manager

начальник отдела кадров

Enquiry clerk

служащий стола справок

Cloak room attendant

гардеробщик

Floor attendant

Дежурный по этажу

Accountant

бухгалтер

III. LANGUAGE

Ex. 1. Match the following words to make collocations:

Labor

Service

interest

Resources

Front-line

Feature

Distinguishing

Inventory

Language

Market

Lavish

Jobholder

First-time

Treatment

Human

Staff

Hotel

Skills

Room

Chain

Ex. 2.Give synonyms to the following words:

Occupation

To fire

Workforce

Overcrowded

Qualified

To improve

Ex. 3. Give Antonyms to the following words:

Shortage

Efficient

Host

To improve

High-paid

majority

Ex. 4. Match jobs with their defenitions

Staff

Storekeeper

is in charge of the reception area.

Porter

takes care of registration, in some hotels also receives room reservations and keeps them up to date.

Floor attendant

hands out the keys and gives information to the guests about various hotel services.

housekeeper

arranges tickets for sight-seeing, theatre, cinemas and other events. Assists with table reservations and other hotel services.

Front office manager

is responsible for the accounts and billing. Sometimes also exchanges foreign currency.

Sauna attendant

takes care of the reception area during the night shift.

Maintenance manager

shows customers to their rooms, delivers messages and mail and carries luggage.

Reception clerk

receives guests, opens the door, orders taxi-cabs etc.

Key clerk

takes care of customers' coats, hats etc.

Concierge

connects the outgoing and incoming calls.

Night porter

is responsible for the elevators/lifts.

Bellboy

is in charge of linen, decorations and general cleanliness of the hotel.

Doorman

is responsible for the cleanliness and often also room service of a special floor.

Cloakroom attendant

cleans the guest rooms.

Telephone switchboard operator

is in charge of the sauna section.

Elevator operator

is in charge of the stores.

Front office cachier

takes care of the technical equipment in a hotel.

Ex. 5. Fill in the gaps.

  1. Many students look for a _______ job so that not to miss the lectures.

  2. I have five _____ in my department, I am their superior.

  3. ______ in our company is expanding rapidly, so I have to use effective recruitment strategy.

  4. Many of the _____ in the Housekeeping department are part-time.

  5. When a vacancy appears in a company, it should be advertised in a ______.

  6. ______ work should be paid additionally.

Ex.6. Decide which answer (A,B,C,D) best fits each space.

Choosing a job

One of the most difficult decisions is choosing what to do for a (1) . For example, do you want to follow a definite (2) , and (3) a low (4) at the beginning, but have good (5) in a company that trains its (6) ? Or are you more interested in taking any kind of work, because you need a/an (7) ? You may have to (8) the fact that a good (9) can be difficult to find. In that case, why not take a (10) one? You will gain some useful (11) . Remember that even if you have the right (12) , you may have to (13) lots of application forms before you are asked to (14) an interview. But don’t worry if you don’t know what you want to (15) exactly. You’ll enjoy finding out!

1. A salary B living C employee D work

2. A company B training C business D career

3. A earn B gain C win D take

4. A money B profit C cheque D salary

5. A hopes B prospects C futures D promotions

6. A employers B crew C staff D persons

7. A money B cash C account D income

8. A face up to B go over C come up with D call off

9. A work B labour C job D seat

10. AtemporaryB overtime C profitable D short

11.A.experienceB experiences C experience D experiencing

12.A.qualifications B exams C letters D degrees

13. A. fall throughB get on C turn down D fill in

14. A be B attend C make D advertise

15. A work B job C do D employ

Ex. 7. Fill in the gaps using some of the words given below: