How can a job candidate start off on the right foot during an interview? In this lesson, students will discuss job hiring and the skills and characteristics that are important in a candidate. The lesson features a video highlighting common mistakes people make before and during a job interview. Students will learn and practice vocabulary related to the topic. The lesson includes plenty of engaging activities and worksheets developed for both adult and teenage learners, ensuring an interactive and practical learning experience.

Lesson Objectives

Listening: Students will listen to a discussion about common mistakes during job interviews, focusing on understanding the importance of preparation and honesty. This will help them comprehend spoken English in a professional context and recognize specific job-related vocabulary.

Speaking: They will share personal experiences or thoughts about job interviews, practicing how to articulate opinions and stories in English. This activity aims to boost their confidence in speaking English in formal settings.

Vocabulary: Learners will be Introduced terms related to the job hiring process, like "cultural fit," "hiring manager," and "professional references." Learning these terms helps students discuss job-related topics more fluently.

Homework: The homework includes tasks like matching descriptions to personality traits, choosing correct phrases for interview scenarios, and correcting errors in interview-related sentences. These activities aim to build vocabulary and grasp job interview nuances.

Video

                                                It’s a deal breaker! Watch this video to learn about what should be avoided before and during a job interview. What was the reason you were rejected from a job?
												
                                            