Basico Ingles de Negocios Week 2 Class 2

WARMER – on the board How many job/occupation words can your group write down in 1 minutes? 10 mins

Which of these areas would you prefer to work in? Why? Sales & marketing Finance Management Human Resources (HR) Production Research and Development Customer Service 5 mins

Match each activity to its corresponding area of work (p. 6) making/manufacturing things being in charge of people and running the organisation selling products or services dealing with clients/consumers working with figures dealing with employees and training investigating and testing e) Production c) Management a) Sales and Marketing g) Customer Service b) Finance d) Human Resources (HR) f) Research & Development 5 mins - Students use their dictionaries to look up the words and then match them with a definition

Speaking: What would you like to do in ten years time Speaking: What would you like to do in ten years time? What job would you like to do when you are 35 years old? 5-10

Running dictation In teams of two, one person is the writer and one person the runner The runner comes to the wall and reads the words written. He/she then goes back to his/her partner and says the word(s). The writer writes down the words. The first team to complete the list wins…. 5-10 mins

2 mins - Go through each of the pictures and match the words that the students have just written down in the running dictation to the pictures (from top right clockwise to centre: break, opportunities, plan, path, move)

2 mins - Go through each of the pictures and match the words that the students have just written down in the running dictation to the pictures (from top right clockwise: make, ladder, decide, offer, take, climb )

Match these phrases to their correct meaning career move career break career plan career opportunities career path career ladder a) chances to start/improve your career b) ideas you have for your future career c) an action you take to progess your career d) a period of time away from your job to, for exmple, look after your children e) a series of levels or steps in your working life f) the direction your working life takes Give examples for all

Answers career move career break career plan career opportunities career path career ladder c) an action you take to progess your career d) a period of time away from your job to, for exmple, look after your children b) ideas you have for your future career a) chances to start/improve your career f) the direction your working life takes e) a series of levels or steps in your working life Give examples for all

have take make offer decide climb D. Complete the sentences below with the words in the box climb decide have make offer take have Employees in large multinationals .………….excellent career opportunities if they are willing to travel. Some people …………… a career break to do something adventurous like sailing around the world of going trekking in India. One way to ………….. a career move it to join a small but rapidly growing company. Certain companies …………. career opportunities to the long-term unemployed or to people without formal qualifications. Ambitious people often …………….. on a career plan while they are still at university. In some industries, it can take a long time to ……………… the career ladder. take make offer Preteach – move, break, plan, opportunities, path and ladder – give Spanish where necessary decide climb

Writing exercise: Write answers to the following questions What career opportunities do you have? What is your career plan? How can you climb your career ladder? What is your next career move after you leave university? What would you do if you took a career break? 15 mins

What is the difference between these two sets of questions One What do you do on the weekends? Where do you play football? Who does David play football with? Two What is your favourite sport? Where is El Campin? Who plays football? The sentences in set on use an auxiliary verb (do/does) Students should notice that questions in set one have an auxiliary verb

When do we need the auxiliary verb When do we need the auxiliary verb? What is the subject in these question sentences? What do you do on the weekends? What is your favourite sport? Where do you play football? Where is El Campin? Who does David play football with? Who plays football? Subject Subject If the subject of the question sentence is the question word (e.g. what, who, where), you don’t need an auxiliary verb. If the subject of the question is something else (e.g. you), you need an auxiliary verb (e.g. do/does) Go through this very slowly. Get them to guess the subject of the question sentences first. Then explain that when the subject is the Quesion Word (who/what/where) we don’t need a aux verb. If it is something else we do.

Exercise: work through the worksheet and decide if you need an auxiliary verb or not. If they finish this worksheet early then you could get them

Create five questions and ask your partner Create five questions and ask your partner. Write down the responses in full sentences

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