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Main Aims
• To provide speaking practice in the context of a job interview. Commented [MK1]: Please indicate whether it was for accuracy
or fluency.
Subsidiary Aims
• To provide listening for specific information practice in the context of a job interview.
Background
Class Profile
The students in this intermediate class are between the ages of 20-30. There are nine females and one
male. The majority of students are still in university. Two are currently employed as English teachers. The
students have a solid rapport with one another, and they enjoy speaking together.
Personal Aims Commented [MK2]: Well done for reading my comments in
your previous feedback report carefully.
1. Plan sufficient time for production and delayed error correction.
2. Provide micro-teaching for new students who may be on a slightly lower level.
Anticipated Problems & Solutions
1. The number of students may be uneven for the role-play speaking practice. If numbers are uneven,
form a group of three by adding an additional interviewee to the role-play exercise.
2. The number of students may be small due to exams. In the production activity, plan for students to
switch partners several times if needed to stimulate additional practice of the TL.
3. Ss may use “want” when “would like” is more appropriate. Explain the difference in politeness
and formality.
Materials
• British Council ESOL Nexus (“A Job Interview”), British Council 2014.
https://esol.britishcouncil.org/sites/default/files/A_Job_interview_lesson_plan.pdf
• WB
• HO# 1 (Adapted from British Council “A Job Interview)
• HO# 2 (Teacher made)
• PPT (Teacher made)
Materi Interaction
Stage Procedure Time
als Pattern
Warmer/Lead-in 1. Greet students.
To set lesson Ask Mina, Aml, and Basma how their exams were on
context and Saturday.
engage students 2. Show photo on PPT (Wesh Egram)
Does anyone know this movie? Wesh Egram.
WB,
Why is he waiting in line? Interview or audition. T-Ss, S-S, Ss-T 5
PPT
How do you feel when you go for an interview?
3. Set pair work
4. Feedback
Nominate and ask them to share how their partners
feel about interviews.
Exposure 1. Give Ss HO#1 and set listening activity
To provide a Kristi and I will pretend to do an interview. Please
model of listen and fill in the gaps.
production 2. Pair check
expected in Please check yours answers in pairs.
coming tasks 3. Listen again HO#1 T-Ss, S, S-S, Ss-T 10
through listening 4. Feedback
Feedback will come in the form of eliciting phrases
from the listening activity.
What is similar about the answers? They are
interview questions.
Useful Language 1. Clarify meaning, pronunciation and form of
To highlight and the useful language.
clarify useful You do not need to write. I will give you a handout
language for with all of this information.
coming
productive tasks How can we answer these questions? WB,
T-Ss, Ss-T 10
HO#1
1. About yourself
a. Name…
b. I’m from…
c. I’m looking for…
3. Skills
a. I’m + adjective … (What are some
good adjectives?)
b. I have experience …
5. Questions to ask
a. When can I expect to hear from you?
b. What is the salary?
c. What benefits do you offer?
i. Insurance
ii. Transportation
iii. Paid vacation
iv. other…
Preparation 1. Give Ss HO#2 Commented [MK10]: Good! I’m sure the students will definitely
be able to do the task due to your very effective scaffolding.
To provide an You will practice interviewing each other. First,
opportunity for please use this handout to think about how you will Commented [MK11]: Try to get rid of this habit as giving the
students the worksheets first (before instructions) results in them
students to answer the interview questions. HO#2 T-Ss, S 5 trying to do the task without listening to you. Then they come back
prepare for the FLEXI: If short on time, give them the handout and ansd ask you what they should do! Instructions first, please!
productive task skip the preparation stage. Speaking is most
important.
Manager (M): Good afternoon. Thank you for coming today. It’s nice to meet you.
Candidate (C): Thank you for the opportunity. It’s nice to meet you, too.
M: I’d like to ask you a few questions. First, please tell me 1._________________.
C: Ok, great. My name is Magdy. I’m from Cairo, and I’m in my last year at Ein Shams
University, in the faculty of teaching. I’m looking for an opportunity to work as an English
teacher.
M: 4.______________________?
C: I would like the job because this is a good center to work for. There are many
experienced teachers who work here, so I can learn from them. The center is also near my
flat, so I can walk to work every day.
1. British Council ESOL Nexus (“A Job Interview”), British Council 2014.
https://esol.britishcouncil.org/sites/default/files/A_Job_interview_lesson_plan.pdf
HO#2
3. What skills do you have that would help you in this job?
a. I’m + adjective …
b. I have experience …
1. British Council ESOL Nexus (“A Job Interview”), British Council 2014.
https://esol.britishcouncil.org/sites/default/files/A_Job_interview_lesson_plan.pdf
Comicsatak.com (Wish Egram)
1. British Council ESOL Nexus (“A Job Interview”), British Council 2014.
https://esol.britishcouncil.org/sites/default/files/A_Job_interview_lesson_plan.pdf