Advertisement leaflets | |
Commercial Director | |
Director General | |
Export-Import Manager | |
I am sorry / Excuse me (the difference?) | |
Sales Manager | |
Staff / personnel | |
To be going to do smth | |
To b airsick | |
To be at smbs disposal | |
To be interested in smth | |
To come to an agreement | |
To conclude an agreement | |
To draw up the contract | |
To expend business | |
To get down to business | |
To have an appointment with smb | |
To increase | |
To look for / to seek | |
To make an appointment with smb | |
To produce goods | |
To provide advanced technologies | |
To reduce prices | |
To sign the contract | |
To study requirements | |
Useful life of equipment |
5.2. Listen to the dialogues At the airport; In the car; At the office twice and write a summary of the dialogues in a form of monologue. Use the vocabulary from task 5.1.
6. Oral Comprehension. Listen to the text Meeting a client at the airport twice and fill in the blanks with the missing words and word expressions.
David was waiting near the (1) ______ at Heathrows Terminal One. He was waiting for a client who was coming from (2) __________. The loudspeaker crackled and he heard a voice say: (3) _________ ________ announce the arrival of (4) ______ from Geneva. David started (5) ___________ his client. He knew that the man would be wearing a carnation in his (6) _____ and carrying a copy of the (7) _________ Times under his arm.
He caught sight of the man, who was tall and (8) ______with long side-boards. He went forward and said: You must be Mr. Legarde? Im (9) _______. (10) ____________? They shook hands. David picked up the mans (11) ________ and said:(12) _______ me, will you? My car is in the (13) _____ ______, its just outside.
When they were driving towards (14) ________, David said: Ill take you to your (15) ________ first, then well get some (16) ______. Mr. Legarde replied: Thank you. Im staying at the Churchill, My secretary (17) ______ the room by telex.
At the hotel, the (18) _______ took Mr. Legardes case and another (19) _______ parked the car. The two men went to the (20) _______ _______: My names Legarde, I have a (21) _____ room reserved. Yes, sir, room (22) ________. The hall (23) ________ will show you up.
Unit II
Applying for a job
Employment
Read and translate the following words and word combinations.
Learn them by heart.
family background -
contacts and connections -
recruitment
marital status
absentee record
personality -
to come up to expectations
qualification -
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reference -
high-flier
sickness record
steady performer
to bear in mind
fundamentals
to cope with
skill / ability / capacity /
low esteem
lack of emotional warmth
dismissal -
to become redundant
revenue -
to hire -
track record
mail-shot
rival
testify -
work-flexibility
probationary period
to be capable of independently tackling the tasks set before smb.-
to claim the position
to access the candidates suitability for the post
an applicant - ,
Read and translate the text. Be ready to answer the questions on the text orally.
Employment
It is very difficult to find an interesting and well-paid job. Especially it is hard, if you claim the high position. Requirements for applicants are very strict. They must be capable of independently tackling the tasks, set to them; be able to compile documents, to conform to the company's image, to be responsible for results of their work. Free command of foreign languages will raise your chances. You must be ready to pass the attitude test, which will help to access the candidate's suitability for the post. An applicant for a job must be hard on people, but modest. At hiring it's necessary to tell your background, dates about successes in your previous job, reasons of dismissal (you might become redundant or at own will).
You should bear in mind that your revenue and your future position will depend on your track record. For example, you can be worker, self-employed or member of senior management. Your salary will also depend on your employment at the work. Many firms offer a work-flexibility. The information about requirements at hiring to different companies and firms you may find in eye-catching leaflets, in Internet and at people, who are directing mail shot.
Every company has own rivals. That's why it's very important to be able to appear clients, to be hard on people at hiring of new personnel and to testify to the company's dependability on the market right. Good workers always receive bonuses. It is necessary to remember, that you can't claim the senior position without high education.
If you have passed probationary period successfully, have come up to the expectations of the company, if you are pleased of salary, of graphic of work, of requirements that the company has offered to you, it means, that this job approaches you.