Lab Assignment #4. Due Monday, October 1.
Job Search.
Imagine that you are trying to find an interesting job in an American city where you would like to live. Look in 2 or more different newspapers – each from a different city – for 2 or more different jobs. Find jobs that sound interesting even if you are not qualified for them now. (You can use real newspapers from a library or news stand or search online using the Internet.) For each of the jobs, answer the following questions in complete sentences. (Try to use some vocabulary from Unit 3 of our textbook and new vocabulary you learn from reading about the jobs.)
- What kind of job is it? What company is offering the job? Where is it located?
- What kind of training or experience is necessary for the job?
- What is the job description? (What are the duties or responsibilities of the job?)
- Does the job announcement or ad list the salary? Does it have good benefits (health insurance, retirement plan, etc.?)
- How many months or years of study or training would you need to qualify for the job? (4 years in college? Masters degree? Technical training?)
- Why do you think you would like this job? (Answer in a short paragraph. Give at least 3 reasons.)
- List 5 new vocabulary words you learned from reading about each job. Total: 10 words. Copy the sentence with the word. Then write the meaning from context or from looking in an English-English dictionary.
(Extra credit if you answer all the questions for more than 2 jobs.)
You can search on Google to find American newspapers for certain cities. Please do all your searching and reading in English.
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