National 5 CV letter- SPANISH Introduction & preparation.

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National 5 CV letter- SPANISH Introduction & preparation

1. Personal details – name, age and where you live My birthday was last week,so.... I’m going to be.... NB: I am...yrs old My birthday is.. Last year... “I have... Years” I lived in.... But now I stay.....

2. school/ education experience until now 1.El año pasado estudié muchas asignaturas… 2.Me parece que… 3.Este año estudio los idiomas… me gustan los idiomas y me gustaría trabajar en el sector del turismo… 4.Después de los examenes, tengo la intención de/me gustaría/espero viajar un poco al extranjero.

3. Leisure interests which make me suitable for the job 1.Me gusta(n)…Me interesa(n)… 2.A mi modo de ver… 3.En mi opinión… 4.Creo que/pienso que es importante de tener un pasatiempo…mantenerte en forma…

4. Work experience 1.Durante mis vacaciones de verano pasado trabajé con mi abuelo en España… 2.Me da(n)… la oportunidad de conocer a gente de otros países 3.A veces, ayudo… 4.El trabajo me parece bastante intersante y variado… 5.Como en la mayoría de los trabajos, tengo que ir bien vestida…llevar uniforme…

Work experience… 1.Siempre me llevo bien con mis amigos/compañeros de trabajo… 2.Deseo trabajar aquí porque me apasiona este puesto… 3.Tengo los requisitos necesarios… 4.Para mí… lo que más importante es trabajar en equipo… 5.Soy bastante optimista y mis amigos dicen que soy maduro/a…

Everything should be as impressive AS YOU CAN MANAGE! Try and include all the ‘clever grammar’ you have ever looked at: Negatives Phrases + INFINITIVE Sophisticated ways of giving opinion Adjectives and qualifiers Empty phrases Tenses etc

other possibles for last 2 paragraphs?? When you will be available for interview and to work Your experience of working with the public How you can contribute to (the day to day running) of (the hostel) Your experience of travelling to and visiting other countries Languages spoken Reason for wanting to work in.. Previous contacts with... Which games/sports/activities you could help organise Your experience of working with young people