Author: slartibartfast42

These are intensive classes, three classes of two hours each, six hours in total. These will focus specifically on –

• Identifying skills you may not think you have
• CV and cover letter writing
• Ways to look for jobs in Australia, industry by industry
• Job interview questions and how to answer them
• Cultural adaptations to new working environments
• One-on-one assistance in CV editing and proofreading

There are two levels available for these classes –

4A. English – Finding a job in Australia level 3.

5B. English – Finding a job in Australia level 4.

PLEASE NOTE that these classes do NOT guarantee a job, but they DO guarantee a more effective CV, a more realistic viewpoint of the Australian job marketplace and your position in it, and more confidence in the skills that you have and the direction that you want to take your job and/or career.

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Levels 3 and 4 (IELTS speaking 5.5 – 6.5) topics to choose from

(Week one – get to know each other, icebreakers, and choosing topics for the classes)

1. Grammar 1
2. Grammar 2
3. Slang / common expressions/ lazy language / Australian lingo
4. Pronunciation
5. Australian culture
6. Movies
7. Music
8. Fashion
9. Cooking / Australian food
10. Games and sports
11. Food (this is linked to the Cooking class, but Cooking focuses on verbs, the Food class focuses on adjectives)
12. Nature in Melbourne (day trip)
13. Advertising
14.  Reading a newspaper
15. CV writing / job interview questions
16. Art (day trip)
17. Things to do in Melbourne – a local person’s perspective
18. History of Melbourne (day trip)
19. Public speaking
20. Suggested topic from you, the students!

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The week-by-week topics are –

Level 2 subjects (IELTS speaking 4 – 5) topics to choose from –

(Week one – get to know each other, icebreakers, and choosing topics for the classes)

1. Grammar 1
2. Grammar 2
3. Phrasal verbs
4. Slang / common expressions/ lazy language / Australian lingo
5. Going Shopping
6. Reading a newspaper
7. Advertising
8. Games and sports
9. Cooking / Australian food
10. Food (this is linked to the Cooking class, but Cooking focuses on verbs, the Food class focuses on adjectives)
11. History of Melbourne (day trip)
12. Filling in forms
13. CV writing
14. Cultural differences
15. History of Melbourne (day trip)
16. Suggested topic from you, the students!
17. (need four more)

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Thanks for joining me!

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