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Advice for Interviews (part 1)
Advice for Interviews (part 2)
Advice for Interviews (part 3)

Advice for Interviews

Structure: Reading and Discussion
Time: 60 min
Level: Intermediate
This revamped worksheet looks at the topic of what to do (and not to do) in a job interview. There's a task-based reading, plus exercises on language used to give advice. Students can make mini-presentations on topics, and then work in groups having discussions on interview experiences. This worksheet is written for intermediate-level students. (Updated October 2015)
Perfecting your Resume (part 1)
Perfecting your Resume (part 2)
Perfecting your Resume (part 3)

Perfecting your Resume

Structure: Writing a Resume / CV
Time: 60 min
Level: Upper-Intermediate to Advanced

Many recruiters will receive hundreds of resumes for just one or two jobs. How can an applicant make his or her resume stand out from the crowd?

This worksheet looks at advice for improving resumes. The layout of resumes and the information contained within will vary from country to country. However, these differences will make a good basis for discussion.

An example resume is included with the lesson for your students to analyse. Note that it has deliberate spelling / grammar mistakes!

This worksheet is written for upper-intermediate to advanced level classes.