STUDENTS ARE ABLE TO TALK ABOUT EMPLOYMENT.

A. Vocabulary:
Professional Qualities, Skills, and Experiences. Job Benefit and Employment

Procedures.

 Strike : a period of time when workers stop work in order to force an employer to agree
to their demands.
 Boycott : to refuse to buy, use, or participate in (something) as a way of protesting.
 Employment Vocabulary Employee : a person who works for another person or for a
company for wages or a salary.
 Employer : a person or company that has people who do work for wages or a salary : a
person or company that has employees.
 Worker : a person who does a particular job to earn money. Apprentice – a person who
learns a job or skill by working for a fixed period of time for someone who is very good
at that job or skill.

B. Reading : Job Vacancy

Job Vacancy for a quarter refers to the number of unfilled posts at the end of the quarter for

which an establishment is actively recruiting employees from outside the establishment. They

exclude:

 Positions for which the employees have been appointed but not yet commenced duty; or
 Positions open only to internal transfers or promotions.

Job Vacancy Rate for a quarter is defined as the total number of job vacancies divided by the
total demand for manpower at the end of the quarter. The job vacancies for the whole economy is
estimated based on the assumption that private sector establishments with less than 25 employees
have the same vacancy rate as private establishments with 25-49 employees. Estimates on the
total number of unemployed persons are obtained from the Labour Force Survey.

C. Writing : Curiculum Vitae

A curriculum vitae is a document used to list one's qualifications and apply for employment. It
works in much the same way as a resume and provides detailed information about an individual's
educational and work history.

What Should You Put on Your CV?

Like a resume, your CV must begin with your contact information, such as your complete name,
address, telephone number and email address. You must also indicate your area or areas of
academic interest.

Here’s how to write a CV:

1) Make sure you know when to use a CV

2) Pick the best CV format
3) Add your contact information the right way
4) Start with a CV personal profile (CV summary or CV objective)
5) List your relevant work experience & key achievements
6) Build your CV education section correctly
7) Put relevant skills that fit the job opening
8) Include additional CV sections to impress the recruiter
9) Organize this all on a professional CV template
10) Complement your CV with a cover letter

D. Speaking: Job Interview - Personal Presentation

Communicating well during your interview is a critical part of the process and will allow you to

best represent yourself and get hired.

1. Don't be afraid to be yourself.

2. Try to relate personal details to the requirements of the job
3. Act, speak, and dress professionally.
4. Express skills that employers are looking for.
5. Be aware of your body language.
6. Stay positive
7. Listen carefully..

Examples :

 Tell Me About Yourself.

 How Did You Hear About This Position?
 Why Do You Want to Work at This Company?
 Why Do You Want This Job?
 Why Should We Hire You?