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Trial Lesson 3
Talk about your job
介绍你的工作
Outline
A. Warm up (4 mins)
B. Useful Tips (4 mins)
C. Practice (8 mins)
D. Role-play (5 mins)
E. Review (1 min)
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Share!
Have you ever talked about your
job with others?
B C D A E
Listen carefully to three dialogues in a career fair and answer the questions below.
Dialogue 1
A: What subject do you study at university?
B: Engineering.
A: Very important for Foodaid. My colleague, Hassan Sahin, for
example, is a mechanical engineer and he is responsible for
helping farmers in countries such as Chad or Pakistan where
we work as an NGO to drill water wells.
B: Er … an NGO?
A: Sorry, a Non-Governmental Organization.
TI: Listen to the audio and ask S the questions. Click to show the hint.
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Listen carefully to three dialogues in a career fair and answer the questions below.
Dialogue 1
A: What subject do you study at university?
B: Engineering.
A: Very important for Foodaid. My colleague, Hassan Sahin, for
example, is a mechanical engineer and he is responsible for
helping farmers in countries such as Chad or Pakistan where
we work as an NGO to drill water wells.
B: Er … an NGO?
A: Sorry, a Non-Governmental Organization.
Dialogue 2
A: A friend of mine is working in Somalia and she manages a
development budget of about two million dollars and she
supplies the whole of West Africa with trucks for
transporting food and equipment. It’s a very challenging job
and she’s only 23!
B: I see. But as it’s a charity, do you get paid for your work?
A: Yes, of course. You’ll never be rich working for Foodaid, but
you get paid. Very often people like you work with us for a
few years to gain experience and then they move on to other
jobs. Lots of companies like the fact that you’ve worked for a
charity.
What mistake does A make when she tells B about her friend’s job?
TI: Listen to the audio and ask S the questions. Click to show the hint.
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Dialogue 2
A: A friend of mine is working in Somalia and she manages a
development budget of about two million dollars and she
supplies the whole of West Africa with trucks for
transporting food and equipment. It’s a very challenging job
and she’s only 23!
B: I see. But as it’s a charity, do you get paid for your work?
A: Yes, of course. You’ll never be rich working for Foodaid, but
you get paid. Very often people like you work with us for a
few years to gain experience and then they move on to other
jobs. Lots of companies like the fact that you’ve worked for a
charity.
What mistake does A make when she tells B about her friend’s job?
Dialogue 3
A: Hmm. So, what makes a job with Foodaid interesting,
then?
B: It’s very rewarding. You feel you are doing something
useful with your skills, not just making some
company shareholders rich. And even if the work is
demanding, it’s never boring.
A: It sounds really interesting. Thanks for telling me
about it.
TI: Listen to the audio and ask S the questions. Click to show the hint.
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Dialogue 3
A: Hmm. So, what makes a job with Foodaid interesting,
then?
B: It’s very rewarding. You feel you are doing something
useful with your skills, not just making some
company shareholders rich. And even if the work is
demanding, it’s never boring.
A: It sounds really interesting. Thanks for telling me
about it.