Writing - A job application B1

Writing B1: Job application
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Writing B1: Job application

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What do you need this lesson?

- Your Laptop
- Your notebook
- A pencil







On your desk:

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Planning
- Wheel of names
- Listening
- Writing

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What do you always have to do?

Take notes!
  • Always take your books with you to class. 
  • Write down the grammar rules in your notebook.
  • Write other important stuff in your notebook.



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Important! 
A writing exam could consist of:
- Email  
-Job application letter
-Order form
-Complaint form
- Memos
- Essay
connected with READING

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Learning goals
  • You know how the job application letter is structured.

  • You know what skills/qualifications and experience are. 

  • I know how to:
-start
-end
a job application letter 

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What are we going to do today?
Job application letter

- Format of a job application letter (first draft)
- Who is writing
- To whom you are writing to 
- Skills
- Qualifications/experience

How do you start it 
Beginning
Middle 
End 




Structure of a job application letter:
Writing a job application letter:

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The purpose of a job application
  • To introduce oneself to a potential employer
  • To highlight relevant skills/qualifications and experiences
  • To express interest in the position.
  • To get hired!

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Structure:  A job application
Exercise 1: Structure

- Scan the letter
- Read the structure (names/addresses) 
- Read the format
- Use the format 
- To make your own job application letter 


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Qualifications
Exercise:

Write four (4) qualifications,
name a few (2-3) of your skills &
name some of your job experience.

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Forms of address in formal letters
If we don't know the recipient's name, 
we start with:
- Dear Sir or Dear Madam,
We end with:
- Yours faithfully

If we do know the recipient's name
we start with:
- Dear Mr/Ms/Mrs + surname
We end with:
- Yours sincerely

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Write a Job application letter between 150-200 words
30 min
Task
- Job letter applying for a job.
- Choose a job

Assignment
- Pencil
- Use the format FIRST!
- Then write your letter

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How to write your job application)

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What have you learned?
  • I can write a letter applying for a job.
  • I know the forms of address in formal letters.
  • I know the correct way to write a letter;

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Homework
Exercises:
  • Write a formal letter for a job application. This is for a grade. 

Study: Student's book

Reported speech (questions and statements)
- The passive
- Have something done
- Wordlist unit 9

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