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mardi 6 septembre 2016

BTS AM1 : writing a CV

https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/fr/professionals-podcasts/advice-writing-cvs
Ecoutez une interview avec un expert du recrutement qui  parle des CVs qu'il a eu à lire et donne quelques conseils sur la manière de les rédiger.
A pencil and a job advertisement

Instructions

Faites l'activité de Preparation pour commencer. Ensuite, écoutez l'enregistrement, puis allez à Task et faites l'activité. Si vous avez besoin d'aide, vous pouvez lire la transcription à tout moment.
Before you
listen
Match the words and phrases in the table to their definitions.
1.
recruitment
2.
CV
3.
post
4.
database
5.
candidate
6.
flexible
7.
relevant
8.
reference
Definitions
:
a.
A person who is competing to get a job
b.
A document that describes your qualifications and working history to support a job
application
c.
Able to change or be changed easily according to the situation
d.
The process of finding people to work for a company or become a new member of an
organization
e.
A computer system that stores lots or information
f.
Connected with what is happening or being discussed
g.
A person who knows you can say why you are suitable for a
job
h.
A job in a company or organization
 
True or false
Decide if
the following statements are true or false
.
1.
Part of John Woodrow’s job is deciding which new people his company will
employ.
2.
Woodrow reads hundreds of CVs every month.
3.
His company do
es
not accept CVs.
4.
Woodrow’s company keeps lists of potential empl
oyees on a computer.
5.
Woodrow will ignore a CV which is too long.
6.
He thinks the first CV he looks at is too short.
7.
One problem with the first CV is that it includes irrelevant information.
8.
Woodrow suggests that placements are not important when describing y
our
experience.
9.
The second CV has too much space on it.
10.
The second CV includes information about the languages the person can speak.
11.
Woodrow is only interested in people who can speak Spanish
Fill in the gaps
Pronunciation: weak forms in
connected speech.
Listen to the audio again and complete the text by writing the missing words into the gaps below.
1.
John, ____________ about your work.
2.
It’s good to know what ____________ people are out there.
3.
What advice ____________ give us on writing a
CV?
4.
Anything longer ____________ pages will automatically go into the bin.
5.
Make sure it’s clearly written and ____________ no spelling mistakes in it.
6.
We don’t need ____________ what people look like.
7.
We’re ____________ a couple of CVs now.
 

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