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JOBS
5 B I S 10
7 I 2009
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Our dream jobs
LERNEN & ÜBEN
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Hi, my name is Olivia.
My dream job is to be a hotel management assistant.
It is an interesting and varied job.
In my dream job I usually have to work at the reception
of a hotel and care for guests.
You must be a friendly and helpful person for this job.
I must do a job training for three years.
It is my dream job because I like meeting people and speaking English.
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Hello! I am Lennard.
One day I would like to work in an animal hospital as a vet.
I think the job is hard but never boring.
I must help animals every day.
This job is good for everyone who loves animals and is not afraid
of blood.
I have to go to university after school and study veterinary medicine.
I would like to become a vet because my mum is a vet and I want to
help sick animals, too.
Hi, Nice to Meet You! I
SILVANA GREEN
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Hi, I am Daniel.
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I think car salesman is a good job. The work is diverse and cool.
One day I sell cars and the next day I can test new cars.
When you are interested in cars, this job is a good idea for you.
I can finish school after year 10 and do a job training for two
or three years.
I like this job because I can earn a lot of money and I can always
drive new cars.
I Want to Be a Pilot One Day I
SILVANA GREEN
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Hello there!
My name is Lilli and I want to become a pilot. This job is stressful
but also exciting. Sometimes I can visit countries all over
the world and sometimes I must fly to the same city three times
a day. You should be good in Maths and very good in English.
It is good to have Abitur for this job. You also have to pass some
qualification tests. I want to be a pilot one day because I love
flying and travelling.
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Tips for teens: how to do well in job interviews
Punctuality – Don’t just be on time,
be 10 or 15 minutes early.
LERNEN & ÜBEN
Go alone – Go by yourself to the interview.
Don’t bring friends or parents with you.
Appearance – Come to the interview neat
and clean. Avoid being overly made-up.
Dress conservatively, but comfortably.
Body language – If you are offered a handshake, give a firm one. Sit down when offered
a chair. Sit up straight in your chair; this shows
confidence. Lean forward to show you are
paying attention. And relax!
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Eye contact – Don’t be afraid to look the interviewer in the eye. Show him or her that you are
confident and interested in the job.
Enthusiasm – Bring a positive attitude to the interview, without being too casual.
Identify something you like about the interviewer. Sell yourself and remember
that the difference between bragging
and self-confidence is enthusiasm.
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Don’t forget to SMILE!
TIPS FOR TOP
How to Wow in a Job Interview I
STEFAN MÖLLER
In einer Simulation Bewerbungsgespräche üben
PERFORMANCE
You’ve prepared through researching, and you’ve
practiced with real questions. What else should you do?
Here are a few tips for top performance to keep in mind.
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Quellen: www.parenthood.com/article-topics/tips_
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www.trustyguides.com/interviews3.html
MARGITTA KUTY
KLASSE 7/8
Prepare – Practice! Anticipate possible questions and write out answers to each of them.
Research! Know something about the company before you go to the interview.
Thank you – At the end of the interview,
thank the interviewer for his or her time.
Follow up a day later with a thank-you
note – handwritten, if readable, is OK.
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Interviews über Arbeitsplätze in London führen
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Be confident.
Don’t just talk – listen!
Every question is an opportunity.
Body language counts (gestures, facial expressions).
Choose words well (diction).
Stay on topic.
If you don’t understand, ask.
Asking gives you time to clarify your thoughts – hint:
sometimes repeating the question at the beginning of
your answer gives you the few seconds to focus.
9. Remember your goals!
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Role cards
A Floating Town in the Perpetual Ice I
BETTINA EISERMANN
Von ungewöhnlichen Berufen lesen, ein Jobposter erstellen
You are
You are
Billy’s father
Billy’s brother
You are a coal miner and live in a small
coal mining town in northern England.
You are on strike.
You are a coal miner like your dad.
Because of the strike, you don’t earn any
money at the moment.
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What’s Wrong With Ballet? I JULIA ENGEL / SILKE FLÜSSHÖH
In einem Rollenspiel über Traumjobs diskutieren
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CoTravel Ltd, Ben Wiley Speaking I
You care for your brother and only want
the best for him, but you have different
priorities at the moment: You participate in
a coal miner strike in your town.
You raise your two sons on your own
after your wife died a few years ago.
You love your sons and only want the best
for them.
Billy’s dancing
teacher
Mrs Wilkinson
You are
You recognize Billy’s talent and want him to
become a professional dancer.
You have developed a new passion:
ballet dancing.
You have organized a tryout for Billy with the
Royal Ballet School in London.
You have practiced very hard during the last
weeks and you’re really good at it.
You really care about Billy and his future.
You and your family have more money
than Billy’s and you also live in a better
neighbourhood.
You want to become a professional dancer.
You have the opportunity to attend a tryout
at the famous Royal Ballet School.
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Billy
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I’ll Definitely Apply Again Next Year I CLAUDIA WENIGER
Erlebnisberichte über Jobs im Ausland reflektieren
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Do You Want to Be a Superstar? I
Ein Bewerbungsgespräch führen
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TESTS & PRÜFUNGEN VORBEREITEN
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Eine mündliche Prüfung I INGRID HARTMANN-SCHEER
als Bewerbungsgespräch gestalten
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bus driver
teacher
gardener
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checkout counter,
supermarket)
(passenger,
transport,
sell tickets)
(pupils, school,
math, marks)
(plant trees/
flowers, public
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parks, design)
tailor
doctor
bricklayer
hairdresser
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sew, clothes)
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sick, accident,
hospital)
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construction,
build, cement)
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cut, style,
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mechanic
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plumber
carpenter
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manual work, fix)
(theatre, play,
TV, movies)
(water, flooding,
repair, home)
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manual work,
hands, saw)
paramedic
bank clerk
nurse
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accident, help,
ambulance)
(change money,
cash, credit,
account)
(hospital, ill,
medicine,
care for someone,
draw blood)
kindergarten
teacher
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read, teach young
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3. Market
4. Bike
5. Police
6. Traffic
7. Tube
8. Big Ben
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10. Shop assistant (Interview)
11. Rickshaw driver (Interview)
12. Policewoman (Interview)
13. Big Ben Cleaner (Interview)
14. Tube driver (Interview)
15. Busker (Interview)
16. Magazine seller (Interview)
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20. Volunteering With the National Trust
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