Make up dialogues on the following situations:
1. Two friends meet ten years after they left school. One of them graduated from the polytechnic and works at a state enterprise getting modest wages, but he doesn’t regret his choice of an education. The other quitted the university and went into business, is quite a success, on the other hand – his life is in danger. In the end the businessman invites his school friend to work for him.
2. This is a conversation between the employer and the person looking for a job.
The employer puts forward his requirements, among which – higher education. The employee doesn’t have it but he has worked in this field. In the long run he persuades the employer to hire him with a certain probation period.
3. Two girls who are leaving school this year have seen an advertisement for a job that interested them. Only one of them will be taken, so each tries to compile a better CV. Having completed the task, the girls are going to send their CVs by e-mail, when they notice that it is a job for people with higher education.
4. The client comes to the employment agency to find an interesting job. The agent asks for a resume. As the client doesn’t have one, the agent asks different suitable questions and the client does his best to give complete answers. The agent offers some vacancies. The client chooses the best one and leaves quite happy.
5. Your long awaited holidays have come. Your parents suggest going to the seaside but your friend talks you into staying in town and taking a job in one firm. The firm
promises good salary and good prospects for a job.