Showing posts with label employment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label employment. Show all posts

Saturday, May 23, 2020

Amir is a Civil Engineer

Hello, students of the seniors' class!

We have a new student whom you all have not yet met. His name is Amir and he is a recently retired civil engineer.

He enjoys participating in the Facebook groups for Y students. He is not on WeChat. The other day he told me about civil engineering. I took notes and created a text from his story.

Here is his story AFTER I marked it up with areas for focus of revision.


I read the story to Amir, he listened to the recording and practiced it, then we met again for him to read it to me. After he read it to me and we talked about phrasing and some difficult words, I made the following video lesson for him. I hope it's helpful to everyone. Please notice the focus on remembering to pronounce final -S and -ES on the ends of plural nouns and also perhaps on third person singular verbs. Enjoy!


Friday, October 17, 2014

Volunteering

Hello, students!

Aiying asked me if I could record "Lazy Mailman." I did. You can listen to it HERE.

Would you like to create a profile in the WEVolunteer database?

Do you want to practice spelling our adjectives?

Try to unscramble these sentences. This helps you with English syntax.

Or listen to this 1-minute audio about volunteerism.

Here is a news podcast about volunteering. It's a bit harder.

Wednesday, January 19, 2011

Your Job Search

Hello, Vinka's morning class!

To practice spelling and vocabulary, please visit Vocabulary and Spelling City. You will need to find a word list called "Vinka34." I can help you. Just call me over!


Another good site for JOB SEARCH vocabulary is Job Readiness - Vocabulary.

Please click this link to visit Settlement.org. On that website, click the Employment tab.

If you would like to explore Job Bank Canada, click on the link.

After the break, we will close the Internet and use Ellis Intro to view and listen to the dialogues about "Looking for a Job."