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Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Кауфман 9 класс, Титул: 2 Read the text, translate it into Russian and answer the questions. 1. What are the rules for teenage job-hunters? What is the most important rule in your opinion?_ 2. Who has a better chance to find a job: a very competent person or a person with a big smile?_ 3. Who can be helpful to teenage job-hunters? _ 4. What is a CV?_ 5. Will you get a good job if your employer finds out that you have to miss school?_
Mila’s story: What Sort of Job is Right for You?
«Looking for a job is a job in itself», they say in Britain. Even experienced grown-up people might find it difficult. You should start with some thinking. Make up your mind what you want to do. What sort of job would you be good at? What arc your strong points? What do you expect of the job: money, satisfaction, experience? Here are a few rules for job-hunters: First of all, professionalism is Presentation, Punctuality, Preparation.
1. Be organised. Collect the local information carefully. That includes local newspapers and advertisements. Look what is needed. Think what is suitable for you. Write a curriculum vitae, or a CV for short. It should tell your potential employer that you arc the right person for the job. Write briefly and honestly. Your CV shouldn’t be long. No one will read a long CV. 2. The expectations on both sides should be clear. The employer must tell you from the start what he expects of you, and describe your duties. You should inform him if the job is suitable for you. If there is something that you cannot do, you should tell him right away. 3. Use the help of adults. Your teachers, parents or relatives might have some helpful ideas. Perhaps, some of them are looking for someone to hire. Make it clear that you are looking for a job or they will never know. 4. You should prove that you are responsible. An employer won’t be happy to find out that you miss school to do the job. If he sees that you are not reliable in your most important duty (school), he will not trust you much. 5. Be positive! Smile! People like to see smiling happy faces, and not gloomy ones.
*Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.

Looking for a job is a job in itself, they say in Britain. Even experienced grown-up people might find it difficult. You should start with some thinking. Make up your mind what you want to do. What sort of job would you be good at? What are your strong points? What do you expect of the job: money, satisfaction, experience?

Here are a few rules for job-hunters. First of all, professionalism is Presentation, Punctuality, Preparation.

1. Be organised. Collect the local information carefully. That includes local newspapers and advertisements. Look what is needed. Think what is suitable for you. Write a curriculum vitae, or a CV for short. It should tell your potential employer that you are the right person for the job. Write briefly and honestly. Your CV shouldn’t be long. No one will read a long CV.

2. The expectations on both sides should be clear. The employer must tell you from the start what he expects of you, and describe your duties. You should inform him if the job is suitable for you. If there is something that you cannot do, you should tell him right away.

3. Use the help of adults. Your teachers, parents or relatives might have some helpful ideas. Perhaps, some of them are looking for someone to hire. Make it clear that you are looking for a job or they will never know.

4. You should prove that you are responsible. An employer won’t be happy to find out that you miss school to do the job. If he sees that you are not reliable in your most important duty (school), he will not trust you much.

5. Be positive! Smile! People like to see smiling happy faces, and not gloomy ones.

Перевод: «Поиск работы — это уже сама по себе работа», — говорят в Британии. Даже опытным взрослым людям это может показаться трудным. Нужно начать с размышлений. Решите, чем вы хотите заниматься. Какая работа вам бы подошла? В чём ваши сильные стороны? Чего вы ждёте от работы: денег, удовлетворения, опыта?

Вот несколько правил для тех, кто ищет работу. Прежде всего, профессионализм — это Presentation, Punctuality, Preparation.

1. Будьте организованны. Тщательно собирайте местную информацию. Это включает местные газеты и объявления. Посмотрите, что требуется. Подумайте, что подходит именно вам. Напишите curriculum vitae, или сокращённо CV. Оно должно показать вашему будущему работодателю, что вы подходящий человек для этой работы. Пишите кратко и честно. Ваше CV не должно быть длинным. Никто не будет читать длинное CV.

2. Ожидания с обеих сторон должны быть ясны. Работодатель должен с самого начала сказать вам, чего он от вас ждёт, и описать ваши обязанности. Вы должны сообщить ему, подходит ли вам эта работа. Если вы чего-то не можете делать, нужно сразу сказать ему об этом.

3. Пользуйтесь помощью взрослых. Ваши учителя, родители или родственники могут дать полезные советы. Возможно, кто-то из них ищет человека на работу. Дайте понять, что вы ищете работу, иначе они никогда об этом не узнают.

4. Вы должны доказать, что вы ответственны. Работодателю не понравится узнать, что вы пропускаете школу ради работы. Если он увидит, что вы ненадёжны в своей самой важной обязанности (учёбе), он не будет вам сильно доверять.

5. Будьте позитивны! Улыбайтесь! Людям нравятся улыбающиеся, счастливые лица, а не мрачные.

1. The rules are: be organised, make expectations clear, use the help of adults, prove that you are responsible, and be positive. In my opinion, the most important rule is to be responsible.
2. A person with a big smile has a better chance, because people like smiling happy faces.
3. Teachers, parents or relatives can be helpful to teenage job-hunters.
4. A CV is a curriculum vitae, a short written summary about a person for a potential employer.
5. No, you won’t. If an employer finds out that you have to miss school, he will not trust you much.