unit 2（课件）- 《新商务英语阅读教程1》同步教学（清华大学）

Section A: Lead-in 2 Learning Objectives 1 Section D: After-class Activities 5 Section B: Listening Focus 3 4 Section C: Work Step by Step 1 Learning Objectives In this unit, you will learn to prepare for a job interview; to get basic information about the types of job interview; to master the new words and expressions related to job interview; to apply the reading skill—understanding the text organization. Section A: Lead-in 2 I. Can you name these types of job interview? Directions: Match the words or expressions in the box with the pictures. II. Describe the above pictures. Directions: Work in pairs to describe the type of job interview you are most familiar with. 3 Section B: Embracing English Sharing My Job Interview Experience Some Common Types of Job Interviews Sharing My Job Interview Experience Pre-reading Task: Answer the following questions before reading the text. It is said that an awesome resume gets you an interview, and a successful interview gets you an offer. Indeed, interviewing is an important skill. It involves not only expressing yourself clearly, but also communicating it to your interviewer. As a graduate student, I have had several interview experiences. There are mistakes and some shining points in those experiences that I would like to share now. Sharing My Job Interview Experience About two years ago, I had a phone interview with a big local accounting company for a tax internship opportunity. Because this was my first formal interview, I did a lot of homework. I checked through the possible interview questions and prepared answers, while also researching the company’s background. I found the WikiJob1 website was quite useful for me during my preparation. It took me a whole day to prepare myself. Even so, my voice was still shaking when the interview began. “Tell me about yourself in one minute. Give me an example of yourself as a team leader.” I answered these questions without hesitation because I already had them on