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Career and Job Experience - Week 1
Career and Job Experience - Week 1
Career and Job Experience - Week 1
VICERRECTORADO ACADÉMICO
DECANATO DE DOCENCIA
DEPARTAMENTO DE CIENCIAS SOCIALES
NÚCLEO DE IDIOMAS
Inglés II
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• Reading about: • Interactive
“Curriculum Vitae.” • My first job was Production: Role-
as… Plays.
• Talking about: “ Your
Career” • Now I work as… • Communicative
Production:
• Writing about: “Working Speaking: Talking
opinions”. about your work
experience.
• Listening about:
“Regular and Irregular • Writing: Making your
verbs”. own CV.
Curriculum
Pre-reading activity.
Vitae
Discuss with your classmates the following questions:
HOW TO PREPARE A CV
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for professional improvement, and general qualifications, such as other
languages of which you have good knowledge and whether you can use a
computer. The way you organize all this information is very important because
your prospective employers will get an idea of you through this document, in
many cases, before meeting you in person. (Track 01)
Study this CV: Check if all the information required in the text has been
given in this CV and how it has been done.
William Lott
6213 Harrison Dr.
Detroit, MI 48092 (409)
555 - 9028
twilson@earthlink.net
Objective
Seeking a position as an industrial engineer.
Summary of Experience
Employment History
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Senior Industrial Engineer, 2003 – Present
Education
Pre-reading activity.
Discuss with your classmates the following questions.
1. Is it important to be prepared for a job interview?
2. What kind of clothes should you wear for a job interview?
3. Should you show interest in the job?
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A JOB INTERVIEW
What is a job interview? Well, generally, it is what follows after you have sent
your CV to a prospective employer, and the people who are offering the job
want to know more about you. Future employers now want to meet you in
person and see what you look like, discuss your qualifications, and so on.
There are several things you have to be very careful about: for example, the
way you dress for that first meeting. If you are a boy, it is better to wear
formal clothes – a shirt is preferable to a T-shirt – and it may be appropriate
to wear a jacket or blazer. Make sure your hair is tidy, and your hands are
very clean. If you are a girl, it is more appropriate not to wear a mini-skirt
and not too much make-up! Another important point is punctuality. Make
sure you arrive on time. Never be late! They may think you are not very
reliable. When you are in the actual interview, answer the questions clearly
and directly, and, if there is something you do not understand, ask them to
repeat the question instead of giving the wrong answer. Show that you are
interested in the job, but do not be overanxious.
Relax, do your best and good luck!
(Track 02)
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Read the following interview and fill in the blanks with the missing words
given below:
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Write your details in the CV template below.
Now exchange your CV with another person for he/she to read over; then
ask each other the following questions:
• What’s your name?
• Where are you from?
• When were you born?
• Where do you live?
• What’s your phone number and email address?
• What jobs have you had?
• What computer skills do you have?
• What languages can you speak?
• What other skills do you have?
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Match these words or phrases to the correct definitions:
LANGUAGE
Ana arrived on time Peter didn’t like the Did Sara lose her keys?
breakfast
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A. These verbs are regular. Write them in the past simple, paying
attention to the spelling.
Am Was Go Went
C. Read this text. Then fill in the blanks with the correct form of the past
simple of the verbs. Use verbs from part B.
What do you do if you have a castle on the west coast of France and no money
to maintain it?
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