第6周课件memo mini-presentation.pptVIP

Exam Spotlight: Facts about Mini-presentation Usual length: about ____ minutes for two candidates The candidate has a choice of ____ business-related topics. The topic always begins “What is ____ when”. The candidate is given ____ ideas related to the topic. The candidate can spend about ____ thinking about the topic before talking. Each candidate’s mini-presentation lasts about ____. Tips for Mini-presentation Say which are true and which are false. You should speak in general terms and not give specific examples. You should organise your talk: an introduction, main points and conclusion. Separate each point clearly: First, I think……, Secondly, ……, Finally, …… Tips for Mini-presentation Say which are true and which are false. At the end, wait for the examiner to invite comments from your partner; don’t ask them yourself. Listen carefully to your partner’s talk and be ready to agree or disagree with the points made. When preparing your notes try to develop each argument as fully as possible. Format Two sets of different topic for the candidates Format One-minute preparation. A pencil and blank paper for preparation. Write down key words. One-minute presentation. Take notes while preparing and listening to the partner. One question for the speaker. Answer the question in one minute. Sample WHAT IS IMPORTANT WHEN…? Preparing for a job interview Studying the job advertisement Finding out about the company (one additional point) Steps: key words for each point structure sentence patterns Structure one introductory sentence three supporting ideas ( at least two sentences for each point) one conclusive sentence Tips: Make sure that you cover the two points given and think of one additional point. Use transitional words to connect each point, such as firstly, secondly, besides, etc. Finish the presentation in one minute. Introductory sentence When you are preparing for a job interview, three things must be taken into consideration, including studying th