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Class category: Interview

Teacher’s Name Zim Student’s Name JUDY

Theme Job Interview

Main content  What do you know about your major?

(Key sentences ) The examiner is trying to see if you have a background
knowledge on the subject matter. You don't have to
give a very long answer here.

MAJOR
It will make us become - It is a training ground for future
medical doctors
who are need - who are in need
to help deal with their problems

Key Points:

1. Define your major.

2. Tell us about the training in your major.
3. Tell us the future result of your major.

solve (diseases) - cure or address is the proper word

we were trained many practical experiences - we
were trained and EQUIPPED with Medical and
practical experiences

 How do you find your major?

RATIONALE: This question is trying to see if your interest
is really with your major. The interviewer's main purpose
here is to see if your focus is really into your major, and
how your major affects you personally.

during the college - during college

so many concerts - so many CONCEPTS
so much knowledge - a VAST EXPANSE of knowledge
 KEY POINTS:

1. State your feelings about your major.

2. Explain and give details to support it.
3. Make a powerful conclusion.

I said - I MENTIONED
spare more time - DEVOTE more time
for our treatment - because of our treatment
we are proud of ourself - we take pride in our profession

 What makes your major unique from other

majors?
RATIONALE: This question does not aim to make a
discrimination with other majors but it is for the
interviewer to see how you look at yourself as a
student, and how you look at other students as well.

recite many concepts - I need to memorize by heart

we should - I should
compare with - compared with

KEY POINTS:

1. Make a disclaimer of neutrality.

2. Give the unique or distinct features or characteristics
of your major.
3. Make a conclusion.

Main content TRAINING GROUND – A place designed for trainings for

(key words) a specific field.
EQUIPPED - Provide with (something) usually for a
specific purpose
VAST EXPANSE – A wide range of something.
MENTION – Speak of something; say to bring another
people's attention to something
DEVOTE – Use entirely for a specific person, activity, or
cause
Suggestion MAJOR (mey-ju(r))
(correct pronunciation COURSES (korses)
or grammar and so on) MENTION (men-shun)
DEVOTE (di’vowt)

Date(include March Lesson Regular Duration 45 minutes

13, 2019
d time ）
9:30 –
10:15
pm