TOPIC : JOB SEEKING
Job
seeking is what people do when
they are unemployed in order to find a job.In
this lesson, the focus will be on how to build an efficient job-seeking
strategy.
Important
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TIP OF THE DAY
Consider
renaming job seeking and call it job hunting,
and be aware that in order to find a job you must have a kind of life similar to
that of employed people.You don't need to be an early
bird, but staying in bed too long in the morning certainly doesn't help to find
a job.So do not sit idly, waiting for things to
fall into your lap. If you want
to become a good job-hunter, you must be a doer.
Be active and build yourself an
appropriate strategy .
VOCABULARY ABOUT JOB SEEKING
Study these words before reading the next lesson
*unemployed a
person without a job
*early bird
someone who gets up early in the morning
*doer a very active and efficient type of person
*(To) apply for a job
to ask for a job by
sending one's
CV, a letter of application or
doing a job interview.
*applicant
a person who applies for a job.
*VAC-SIT (vacant situation) Heading
in a newspaper,
under which posts, situations and jobs are advertised and offered
*on the dole
In GB, people who are unemployed are said to be on the dole. They
receive weekly payments , called doles, made
under various Insurance Acts from contributions made by workers, employers and
the State.
FOLLOW UP
1.Make a list of all the things you
could do in order to build yourself a good job-seeking strategy. Discuss about
it with a friend or a colleague. You can post your list on the Trainee Forum if
you like.
2.
JOB SEEKING
QUIZ
Test
yourself about job seeking and do our Job
seeking quiz!
3. Study
lesson two about job-seeking.
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