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ARAKIN 4
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- Major British and American Broadcasting Companies, Networks, News Agencies
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magazine programme — programme which is a mixture of "hard" news and feature items. wild/nature life programme — programme showing animals, birds, etc. in their natural environment quiz programme — programme on which members of the audience are asked questions, in case of correct answer they receive prizes sitcom (situation comedy) — short film providing entertainment soap opera — play (an afternoon television regular feature) which originally appeared on the radio and was sponsored by soap advertisers, continuing from day to day, presenting emotional and melodramatic situations like many operas of the 19th century (thus named "soap operas") video clip — minifilm, about the length of a song, interpreting or dramatising a song Western — uniquely American film presenting myths about pioneering, courageous Americans Практический курс английского языка. 4 курс под ред. В.Д. Аракина 283 Major British and American Broadcasting Companies, Networks, News Agencies Great Britain BBC — British Broadcasting Corporation ITV — Independent Television News Ltd. (company responsible for providing national news for independent television in Britain) PA — Press Association (British national dohiestic news agency) Reuter [‗r itә] — British-based agency supplying foreign news EBU — European Broadcasting Union Eurovision — International network for the exchange of television programmes the USA ABC — American Broadcasting Company CBS — Columbia Broadcasting System NBC — National Broadcasting Company AP — Associated Press (American news agency) INTERVIEW TECHNIQUES Ten-point plan to make a good impression 1. Be pleasant and polite to the receptionist or secretary who greets you. It will get you off to a good start. 2. If you are going through a closed door into an office, knock first and then walk in. 3. Don't sit down until you are offered a chair. 4. Don't smoke or chew. 5. Don't slouch, don't fold your arms or fidget. Sit in a relaxed upright position. 6. Speak up, don't mutter or mumble. Try to act with modest confidence. 7. Don't be flippant. Some candidates give jokey answers to cover up nerves. Be sure you are on the same wavelength as the interviewer before you introduce humour into the discussion. 8. Show a genuine interest in the work and the firm you have applied to. 9. Analyse what qualities the interviewer is looking for and try to demonstrate how far you match up. Практический курс английского языка. 4 курс под ред. В.Д. Аракина 284 10. Make sure you know the interviewer's surname, and use it if a natural opportunity occurs. Questions the interviewer may ask you There are a number of questions you are likely to be asked — so think about what you are going to say. It may help to discuss these with a friend before the interview. Probable questions include: Tell me about yourself. Why do you want the job? What is your experience in the field? What makes you think you would be good at the job? What do you do in your spare time? What qualities do you think you have to offer? What is your ultimate career ambition? What kind of books or newspapers do you read? Questions you may want to ask the interviewer During the course of the discussion, the interviewer will probably explain most of the details about the job. But there may be gaps and you may want to ask your own question. Try not to appear too eager; wait until towards the end of the interview. He or she may then ask if there is anything you would like to know — and that's your chance to be offered the job, then you will need all the facts to enable you to make the right decision as to whether or not you will accept There are some of the points you may want to raise: What are the normal hours of work? Are there any unusual hours? Will I be paid overtime? What is the pay? What holidays will I be entitled to? Who will I be directly responsible to? What training will I be given? When may I expect a decision? When would I be expected to start? Whatever you do don't sound as if you are only interested in what you get out of the job. Remember the interviewer is looking for someone who is going to put a lot into the job — ability, industry and enthusiasm. Практический курс английского языка. 4 курс под ред. В.Д. Аракина 285 Download 1.72 Mb. Do'stlaringiz bilan baham: 
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