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Interview Working History Unit 11 Working History Finding someone a job Describing your first job Finding someone a job Useful expressions for talking about one’s experience. I trained as a clerk. He finished his training three years ago. They worked there for three years. I took an English course last year. She became assistant manager in 1990. We left school five years ago. Finding someone a job Listen to Yuki Hasegawa talking about his career. Complete these notes. T’s book: p.50 Education and qualifications: Experience: Other information: describe your first job Look at the statements people made about their first job. Next to each statement, put a tick if you think it is describing a good job and a cross if it is a bad job. I did a lot of overtime. I learnt a lot. It was very hard work. It was badly paid. I worked with interesting people. We had flextime. I didn’t have much contact with my colleagues. The work wasn’t very interesting. I didn’t have much holiday. There was an excellent canteen. I got on very well with my boss. I worked shifts. Describing your first job Useful expressions—stating an opinion and giving a reason I didn’t enjoy the job because it was boring. I didn’t take the job because I had to travel too much. I liked the job because it paid well. I enjoyed the job because I worked with nice people . Describing first job I like my first job because it gave me the opportunity to learn about the different departments in a company and a feeling of responsibility and independence. It offers better conditions. I quit my first job because I want more money. I only get a short holiday. Find out about other people’ job Who did you work for? What did you do? Did you have to work hard? How much holiday did you have/get? Did you enjoy your job? describe your first job Listen to Veronique and Daniela talking about their first job. How long did they stay in their first jobs? Listen again an