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The Bodyguard
Structure:
Reading, Vocabulary and Discussion
Time:
60 min
Level:
Intermediate +
Do bodyguards have a glamorous lifestyle? Is it like the Kevin Costner movie - or altogether quite different?
This worksheet has an interview with a bodyguard. After a pre-reading vocabulary quiz, your students need to match the questions to the answers.
There are follow-up exercises, and role-plays. Your students can work in pairs, choosing to interview the bodyguard of someone famous.
This worksheet is written for intermediate-level classes.
Talking About Your Job
Structure:
Present Simple / Job Questions
Time:
45 min
Level:
Elementary
This new worksheet looks at common questions about jobs that every student needs to be able to answer - whether you're teaching business English or not!
The worksheet begins with students matching pictures to job titles. This is followed by a gap-fill conversation and comprehension questions. There's a mix-and-match exercise with eight common work-related questions, followed by the chance for your students to personalise the language.
After these activities, your students will be confident enough with the language to interview a partner about his / her job.
After the Interview
Structure:
Interview / Business Vocabulary
Time:
45 min
Level:
Intermediate
This lesson is great for building your students' business English vocabulary.
The topic is job interviews. There's a conversation, some vocabulary exercises, short readings (two job advertisements), as well as discussion.
This is an excellent one-off lesson. You could also use it as a follow-up to our worksheet 'An Ideal Job'.