notes/Areas/upv/classes/ingles-especialidad/02-class.md

Class 02

6.1 What is a career goals’ statement?

A career goal are some things a person plans to achieve regarding their career. It could, for example, be a promotion, a salary increase or a job switch.

6.2 Which applicants do you think clearly statue their career goals?

A,B,D

6.3 How will he or she reach this goal?

7a Passive Voice → Active Voice

get ⇨ obtain good ⇨ strong got a job ⇨ secured a position had ⇨ gained making ⇨ achieving want ⇨ intend

7b

I intend to become an account executive. I completed a three-year course in arts administration. I am seeking a position in Human Resources. I’m confident I will make a significant contribution to your firm. I gained extensive experience during my internship. My aim is to effectively use my experience in customer care. I possess skills in mentoring and advising young people. I aim to become the leading events’ manager in this area.

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Task: Write career goals, formal language, future.

My career goals for the next five years.

Mainly I intend to have a stable job working in the software industry using the skills I have gained over the last few years.

I would prefer working in an agile, friendly and creative workplace, together with a small team and close to the clients.

Also, it is very important for me to never stop learning, firstly because I find learning really enjoyable but secondly because the software industry is ever-changing and staying on top requires it.

Also, I will always keep learning, firstly to stay on top of the ever-changing software industr

6 | Values

2 Key Words

1. I'm full of admiration for the way SUe has passed her exams in such a diffucult sitatuation (d) great liking and respect

2. The new concert hall is absolutely majestic. It's a fantastic building (a) very magnificient and special

3. It was so disappointing (f)

4. Napoleon

3a

1. (b) asks a question about the word awesome
2. (c) she makes a comment about the audience
3. (a) Going to talk about

3b

c she tells a quick story

argues a point of view

explains some specialist terms

visiting a restaurant pdf sandwiches

• the wheel
• the great pyramids
• the grand canyon
• photography
• the allied invasion of normandy
• bees the wright brothers rolling stone magazine
• sharks her powerpoint

Homework

watch Jill Sargaa ted talk, ("please please")

• Activities 2 and 3