Reading Read the text. Then answer the questions. Job search is something that most people will have to face in what - that moment of your life. Many teenagers start this process early and start their search in the summer, when school ends and they have more free time, or when they are studying at university. 1) However, when looking for a job, it is good to have a plan. Finding a job can be hard work, and a good attitude and proper planning can certainly increase the chances of finding something that suits you. Before you start searching, you should ask yourself a few questions: What are you really interested in? If you know the answer to this question, it will help you knock on the right doors. In addition, you are less likely to get upset once you start working. 2) ＿ • Do I want to find a job in the field in which I will work after graduation from school or university? The job you find may be a job that you do just to earn extra money, gain a sense of responsibility or experience and meet new people. Or it could be a job related to what you plan to do after you finish high school or university. 3) ＿ • How much free time do I have and how many hours do I want to work? Students ' schedules can be very stressful. See how many you have there is extra time before you look for a job. 4) ＿ •Do I want to work somewhere near my home or near my school? The location is very important. People very often spend almost as much time getting to their work as they do to work. When you start your search, it is recommended to talk to your parents, friends and teachers. They may have ideas that they can offer you, or they may know people that you can contact us about the job. Find the "Employment" section in local newspapers and any ads posted on the boards at your university. Before contacting potential employers, write a short description with information about yourself that you think is suitable for the job you are applying for. 5) ＿ This way, if you feel that you have made any mistakes, you can correct them the next time you call or meet with someone at work. If you don't get a job somewhere, be sure to thank them in any case and leave your contact details. This will make a good impression, and they may contact you in the future for work. 1 Match the sentences with the numbers in the text. [10 points] a Your first job experience is very important, so it is preferable that your first job is something interesting for you. b Any job you find should not make it harder for you to find time to complete school assignments. c Also, after talking with employers, make notes about how everything went. d Starting early has many advantages, such as developing a sense of responsibility and pride, as well as getting extra money for expenses. e For example, if you are interested in technology, you can look for a part -time job in a store that sells computers. °

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