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Part Two TOPIC Interviewing Section One Ask each of the students one question on the topic “Interviewing ”. 1.What kind of job would you like to take after graduation? 2.If you were to hunt jobs, how would you search for job vacancies? On the internet or in newspapers or somewhere? Give your reasons and explain. 3.Have you been to an interview for a part-time job or something? If yes, tell us your story. If no, tell us a story of others you have heard. 4.What should be considered when you take a job interview? 5.Could you tell us something about dress tips for job hunters? 6. What do you do after your interview?(Or say something about Post-interview strategy.) Section Two Topic discussion During the discussion you may argue with each other or ask each other questions to clarify a point. Your performance will be judged according to your contributions to the discussion. How to ace a job interview (How to make a job interview successful)? Reference What kind of job would you like to take after graduation? Sample: I want to be a doctor, because I am sympathetic and careful. I will study hard to be a well-qualified doctor. (jobs and adj.to describe a job) Secretary/ Receptionist: patient, careful, well-mannered, good with people Lawyer: eloquent, quick-witted, well-qualified Reporter/Journalist: quick-witted, good fun Doctor: sympathetic, careful, patient, well-qualified Accountant: careful, accurate, good with number/money, well-qualified, honest Fashion designer: creative, imaginative 2. If you were to hunt jobs, how would you search for job vacancies? On the internet or in newspapers or somewhere? Give your reasons and explain. Employment agencies: not reliable. There are some tricks. Job-hunters are sometimes fooled or overcharged. Job Fairs: Especially, if it is organized by the university authority, it is reliable. There are a lot of job vacancies for the university graduates. Newspapers: (Advantage) more reliable than the internet (Disadvanta