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CADIDATE'S ROLE

The examiner is your foreign friend who works in England.

You are thinking of getting a job abroad, too.

Talk to your friend about his / her work.

Say: - change the present job (explain why)

Ask: - work - where?

- what salary - satisfied?

- working hours - weekends too?

- job - difficult?

- place of living - where?

- no family in London - rent a flat - much money?

- find a flat - help when come?

The examiner speaks first, "I've heard you are looking for a job abroad."

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EXAMINER'S ROLE

You are the candidate's foreign friend who works in England.

The candidate is thinking of finding a job abroad, too.

Talk to him / her about your work.

Suggest: - come to London and work with me

Say: - work in computer shop

- £300 - a week - not much expect a pay rise

- working hours: 10 am - 7 pm (an hour lunch break)

two Saturdays a month

- job quite easy

- live with the family in London

- renting a flat - expensive - better to share one

Promise to help to look for a flat

You speak first, "I've heard you are looking for a job abroad."

QUESTIONS

1. Are you satisfied with your present job? Why / why not?

2. Why did you decide to become a soldier?

3. What are the advantages and disadvantages of working abroad?

4. What jobs would you never like to do? Why?

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