Have you guessed all the jobs? If not, find the right answers at the end of this module.
2. Prepare a short retelling of one of the jobs.
Present it to your partner without naming the job and replacing the name with some other words like ‘this professional’ or ‘this profession’. Has your partner guessed which profession you tried to describe?
Writing (4)
How to write a Resume
When you apply for a job or wish to continue your education, you are likely to be asked to present your resume. This document may prove crucial for your future. Although there are no standard forms for resume writing, the hints below can give some useful guidelines. (use past and present simple, “I” should be left out)
Your name
Your contact information
(home address/ phone/e-mail)
(optional: date and place of birth, marital status, citizenship)
Objectives (the position you want)
Education (in reverse chronological order)
University of ... (city, country, date)
Employment and Work Experience (in reverse chronological order)
Honors and Awards
Grants, Scholarships
Courses
Participation in Conferences and Seminars
Fields of Interest
Language Proficiency
Native language
Foreign languages
References are available upon request
Design your own resume
Listening (4)
