Imagine you are a careers adviser and you are talking to a group of students about getting work during their free time.
First, talk about the advantages and disadvantages of these jobs. Then decide which two jobs would be the best for students.
Here are some ideas to help you:
If you are interested in the topic of work, jobs and employment, why not check out the Work and Jobs section of this website.
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I want a good job?
OK, but seriously, who wants to have a bad job?! So, with this in mind, what does it mean to have a good job? Have you ever considered what makes a good job? Is it more than just the salary and the holiday allowance?
From this list of key factors, how would you rate their level of importance? You might want to consider:
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A workaholic is a person who works compulsively. While the term generally implies that the person enjoys their work, it can also alternately imply that they simply feel compelled to do it
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Tagged clases particulares ingles malaga, cursos de ingles malaga, Expressions, idioms, work
OMG, there’s been a murder, but who did it?
What was the murderer’s motive? Where is the evidence? Which witness is lying and who is telling the truth? How can you catch the criminal and make the evidence stick? Do you have the deductive powers and linguistic abilities to work out the clues and solve the mystery of who done it?
If you think you’ve got what it takes, and you want to improve your English skills at the same time, then why not take part in the Inglés Málaga Crime Scene Investigation event?
If you want to apply to be a CSI-Málaga detective, then please contact us for further information.
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Are you interested in improving your English speaking skills in a relaxed way? If yes, the Inglés Málaga Chat Room sessions with Janette might be just what you are looking for.
The Inglés Málaga Chat Room sessions are small group classes that are focused on improving your ability to have a conversation and express your ideas with fluency, accuracy and confidence. They are not focused on preparing for exams, memorizing verb conjugations like a parrot, nor using acronyms and other confusing bits and bobs of the alphabet: LOL, WTF, KYS, OMW!!
If you want more information about the Inglés Málaga Chat Room sessions, drop me a line and I´ll fill you in on the details.
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Tagged b1, b2, C1 inglés, cursos de ingles malaga, hablar ingles, practica speaking
An intercambio or language exchange is a system for practising your speaking and listening skills. If you have time, it’s a brilliant way to practise English, learn new things about different countries and cultures, and obviously, get to know more people. Listed below are some organisations that might be useful.
In fact, when we first came to Spain we did loads of intercambios and advertised through: Mundioanuncio. We met some wonderful people and learnt a lot about Spain and Andalusia. However, if you decide to arrange your own intercambio, then please be careful and use common sense. You should meet in public places during the day, and definitely tell friends and family where you are going and who you are meeting.
If you want to check out more language pins to review the basics or learn something new, then why not check out the Inglés Málaga pin it board?
If you want to check out more language pins to review the basics or learn something new, then why not check out the Inglés Málaga pin it board?
BBC Entrepreneurship BBC Capital Hill University of Málaga BBC Weekly Podcast BBC 6 minute podcasts
TED Talks: Improve your language skills by learning something new, and challenging your existing knowledge.
