Wednesday 2 december 2009
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/2009
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Today we worked on a new video by videojug that showed us a simulation of a job interview.
You can see the script and the sound track of the video on the article posted on Wednesday, November 25th.
The Question dealt with was: What are your strengths ?
Exactly like in the last video we saw three people. Actually, we saw the same women: the job consultant, the employer and the applicant. You told me what you
understood and you talked about the:
Dos
- The applicant must speak about his/her skill in relation with the job
- Give examples of his/her strengths in relation with the job
Don'ts
- The applicant musn't speak about his/her strengths in relation with his/her personal life
VOC:
It's up to you
It's your call/choice
To apply for a job : postuler pour un emploi
Strong <- STRENGTHS : here skill/qualities/good points
fort <- force
strong = strength
weak = weakness
Tidy : en ordre
Easily : facilement
My desk : mon bureau
To tidy : ranger
My stuff/ my things : mes affaires
Actually : en fait
Relevant : pertinent
To highlight : surligner
YOUR STRENGTHS :
Cindy . Dynamic and a responsible person (attention: responsIble)
Mariam . Organised
Franck . I'm good at public relations
Leslie . Serious
Elizabeth . Punctual
Mylène . Motivated
Amandine . Determined
Sabrina . Self-reliant : autonome
Aîssata . Open-minded : ouvert d'esprit
Hakima . A perfectionist
Elvine . Versatile
Amadou . Good at communicating with people
Samina . Organised
Nawal . Organised
Amadou first said that he was perfect but as the saying (le proverbe) goes: Practise makes perfection
Elvine is versatile.It means that she has skills in accounting, marketing, commerce and communication.
Then we did another oral comprehension exercise. You had to find the missing words in the script.
Homework for Wednesday, December 16th
Learn and file the lesson
Chercher vos points forts à développer dans un contexte professionnel.
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