1. Watch the videoclip offered and discuss it giving answers to the following questions:

1. What field is the career Jennifer Mitchell wants to pursue related to?

2. Where exactly was the interview going on? How did it go? Give Jennifer’s view on it.

3. What was the first question asked by the employer?

4. Why did Jennifer want to leave her current job?

5. What did her current job involve?

6. Did Jennifer have any experience in multimedia production?

7. Did Jennifer give a one-word answer to this question? What did she add?

8. What areas did Jennifer specialize in?

9. The employer remarked that it would take a lot of time to become a director. What was Jennifer view on it?

10. Christopher Russell’s impressions of the applicant. Speak about his decision. When was he going to contact Jennifer and how?

2. Get into 2 teams and using the information given in the text “Success of a Job Interview” ( see Texts for Reading and Discussion ) :

1. Name Jennifer’s good points demonstrated during the interview.

2. What did Jennifer do to make the interview successful? ( make up a list of her actions and comment on them ).

3. Deal with Phonetics: Reproduce the sentence in which Jennifer underlines that she is extremely interested in multimedia production. Hint: “I am extremely interested in multimedia production."

Task 21. Work with the following situation:

Your friend is wrestling with the question what career to take up. Work as a career counsellor and help him find his line in the job world. Make use of the following hints and lexis provided below. Your own ideas are appreciated.

• If I were you, I would follow the career of a doctor: you are very good at Anatomy and Chemistry, rather kind, responsible, have love for people, sympathetic, sensitive, tactful and able to heal by a word. So, you are sure to meet the requirements of this challenging job and make a good doctor.

• If I had your fluent English, strong PC and quick keyboard skills, I wouldn’t have any dilemma while choosing the future career – I would go into business. Of course, you’ll have to start out with the lower stage and work as a secretary, maybe, with some business company to get some experience. But there is always a chance of promotion as a lot of firms offer further training.

to be	greatly / keenly interested in smth; crazy / exact / scrupulous over smth; keen on; able to be on the move; able to conquer / confront big challenges.
to have	a driving license; high working ability; excellent managing skills; well-developed sense of shape and colour.
to display	great interest in… hunger for adventure;
to possess	analytical thinking; top-level communication skills; working knowledge of German; zest, enthusiasm and creativeness.