Vocabulary
1. Vocabulary and Phrases:
Phrases:
a. Introduction:
– Greetings: “Hello, nice to meet you.
– Self-introduction: “My name is [Name], and I am [current position or background].”
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b. Common Questions:
– “Can you tell me about yourself?”
– “What are your strengths and weaknesses?”
– “Why should we hire you?”
c. Skills and Experience:
– “I have a strong background in [specific skill].”
– “I am proficient in [software/tool].”
d. Aspirations:
– “In the future, I aim to [career goal].”
– “I’m excited about the opportunity to [specific task].”
Vocabulary:
- Jobs:
- Teacher
- Manager
- Secretary
- Skills:
- Teaching
- Organizing
- Typing
- Software/Tools:
- Microsoft Word
- Excel
- Aspirations:
- Goal
- Future
- Task
- Positive Traits:
- Hardworking
- Friendly
- Responsible
What to say when asked common questions
Can you talk about yourself?
- Hello, my name is Juan. I am a teacher. I like helping students learn new things. In my free time, I enjoy reading and listening to music.
What are you good at?
- I am good at teaching. I enjoy explaining things in a simple way so that everyone can understand.
Why should we hire you?
You should hire me because I am a hardworking and responsible teacher. I always try my best to help students succeed in their studies. I am also friendly and get along well with others.
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Question:
Can you talk about yourself?
- Answer:
Hello, my name is Sarah Rodriguez. I am a dedicated and enthusiastic teacher with 7 years of experience. I graduated from Harmony University with a degree in English Education. Throughout my career, I had the opportunity to work with diverse groups of students. I am passionate about interactive teaching methods. I am excited about the opportunity to contribute my skills and passion for education to Maplewood High School.
