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OLD FRIENDS REUNITED
What (do you do I have you been doing)since we last met?
2 I (have I 'm having)two lovely children. They're called Paul and Mary.
3 Our annual dinners (get I are getting)better. This year a lot of old friends came.
4 I (wasn't seeing I hadn't seen)Bob for years and I was looking forward to meeting him again.
5 I ('m working I 've been working)abroad for the last three yearr.
6 I (try I 'm trying)to get in touch with Sophia at the moment, but I haven't got her address.
7 (Are yoo knowing I Do you know)Olena's phone number?
8 Steve's in hospital. He (has I 's having)an operation orr·nis knee.
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,. FURTHER EDUCATION ·
Around the age of sixt en you JllUSt make one of the biggest dec $iO!lS ·(1)
... your life. Do I stay on at school and hopefulty go on to university (2) ... ? Do I leave and start work or begin a training (3) ... ? The deeision is yours , but it may be (4) ... remembering two things : there's more unemployment.
(5) ... people who haven't been to university, and people who i'tave the right
(6) ... will have a big advantage in the competition for jobs .
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LISTENING
I You will hear somebody showing new students around a college. Complete each sentence with no more than two words. You will hear the words that you need.
-The people on duty at the (1) ... should be able to help you with any enquiries.
-At the examinations office, you can (2) ... and pay for exams.
-You can also get leaflets with information on (3) ... and prices.
-In order to get a library card, you must show your (4) ....
-You can use the IT centre if you need to use a computer for your (5) ... or to access the Internet.
-All students are issued a college (6) ... and a password to access the college intranet.
-You should go to the student (7) ... office if you have any problems of
any kind.
-The canteen works from seven-thirty a.m. until (8) ... p.m.
-The bar serves drinks from eleven a.m. until one p.m., and from seven- thirty p.m. until (9) ... at night.
-All classrooms have (10) ..., audio-visual equipment and boards.
Read the text, then tick( ) the statements (1-10) if you agree with the information you've read.
GETTING A JOB IN EUROPE
You can find information about jobs at a number of different places.
At school. During their last years at school, students get advice about further study and finding jobs. All secondary schools have a careers teacher. It's his/her job to provide students with information about study
and work. Careers teachers will arrange visits to factories , offices, colleges,
etc. They invite people from local organisations to come to the school to talk to the students. They also help students to apply for jobs.
A lot of schools now organise 'work experience' for students in the last
two compulsory years of school (aged 14-16). The students go out to work for a week. They work in all kinds of places- factories, shops, offices or hotels. Afterwards they have to write about their experience and what it has taught them . (Most students report that school isn't so bad after all!)
Outside school. For people who have already left school, there are a
number of places where they can find out about jobs. Local newspapers carry advertisements for jobs, and there is a Job Centre in every large town. Employers advertise jobs here. If you are unemployed, you can go to the Job Centre to look for a job.
More and more young people now continue their studies as long as possible. They go on from school to university or a college to get higher qualifications. There are also several training schemes, where young people can learn the skills to help them get a better job .
0 1 There are lots of places where people can find information about jobs .
0 2 It's a head-teacher's responsibility to provide students with information
about jobs.
D 3 People from factories , colleges , etc. help students to apply for jobs . D 4 Students of 14-16 years old are invited to go out for 'work experience'. 0 5 There are Job Centres at many schools.
D 6 Advertisements for jobs are often published in newspapers.
0 7 Employers go to students who are in the last two compulsory years.
D 8 Young people prefer to study as long as they can.
0 9 Getting higher qualifications is not much popular nowadays.
0 10 Young people can learn how to get a better job due to some training
schemes that have appeared recently.
CAN YOU ... IN ENGLISH? [tf-Yes, can.
0 read and understand about professions and job requirements
0 read and understand CVs . . . 0 listen and understand information about co r.s and untverstttes 0 talk about skilis,abilities and different actiVItteS to develop them 0 discuss the problem of jobs for young people
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0 write application letters for a job and for a course
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