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EL Civics-Beginning LowPractice for Oral Assessment #33
Notes to Teacher: Suggestions for Using Objective #33 Materials- Beginning Low
1. Introduce the materials in the order they appear in this guide and in the student booklets. Lessons have been set up to follow a natural progression to teach students the vocabulary, listening, speaking and writing skills that they will need to be successful in the assessment tasks. The materials take the learner step by step from the vocabulary words to simulated assessment tasks.
2. Plan to implement the lesson materials at least 8-12 hours spread over several days immediately preceding the assessment day to prepare students for the assessment.
3. Repeat lessons as needed or remind students to review lessons they may have missed to accommodate absences.
4. Show the video demonstration of the level-appropriate oral assessment tasks to your students on at least 2-3 occasions to ensure that all students understand what is required of them in the assessment.
5. Note: Oral assessment (inquiring about a job) and written assessment (fill out a job application) will be administered on the same day.
6. For questions about implementation of these materials, please contact Jan Forstrom at [email protected] or 619-388-4522.
Expansion Activities
1. The activities that follow are designed specifically to prepare students for the EL Civics assessment tasks for this objective. Please refer to the supplemental section of the Teacher’s Guide for additional lessons to best meet the needs of your students (available in hard copy at each site and in public folders). You are welcome to introduce any other related lessons as long as the instruction includes the lessons in the Student Booklets.
2. Visit our EL Civics website at http://programs.sdce.edu/elcivics/. Activities are available for use in a lab setting. For suggestions and additions for this site, please contact Steve Gwynne at [email protected]. Contact Jan Forstrom at [email protected] or 619-388-4522 if you are not able to access the EL Civics website.
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EL Civics Needs: #33What do you want to learn?
Jobs:
_____learn about jobs
_____get job applications
_____fill out job applications
_____read about jobs
What English do you need?
_____speak/listen on the telephone
_____speak/listen in person
_____fill out a job application
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Notes to the Teacher: Vocabulary Words for Calling About a Job Opening
The following are words the students may encounter in their oral assessment task to call about a job opening. It is not recommended to teach the words as a separate vocabulary lesson, but rather to give extra attention to the words as they appear in the lessons.
address mechanic
pay dishwasher
cook housekeeper
cashier doctor
custodian child-care worker
Monday to Friday construction worker
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
$9.00 an hour
Questions:
What are the hours?What are the days?What is the address?What is the pay?
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____________________________ ____________________________ ___________________________
Vocabulary for JobsWrite the words under the pictures.
mechanic cashier child-care workercustodian housekeeper cookdishwasher doctor construction worker
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Chin’s Chinese MarketCashier
(619) 234-6543
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Call about a Job
1. Read the conversation.Manager: Hello. Chin’s Chinese Market.
Lee: Hello. My name is Lee Hong. I am calling about the cashier job.
Manager: OK. Do you have questions?
Lee: What’s the address?
Manager: The address is 6214 Orange Street.
Lee: What is the pay?
Manager: The pay is $9.50 an hour.
Lee: What are the days?
Manager: The days are Monday to Friday.
Lee: What are the hours?
Manager: The hours are 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Lee: Thank you. Good-bye.
Manager: You’re welcome. Good-bye.
2. Answer the questions.1. What is the name of the store?
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3. What is the address?
4. What is the pay?
5. What are the days?
6. What are the hours?
3. Practice the questions.
1. What the address?
2. What the pay?
3. What the days?
4. What the hours?
4. Write the words: 1. The
is 6214 Orange Street.
2. The is $9.50 an hour.
3. The are Monday to Friday.
4. The are 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
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Call about a Job: Sentence PracticeWork with a partner. Cut the sentences. Make a conversation.
Hello. My name is Lee Hong. I’m calling about the cashier job.
OK. Do you have questions?
Thank you. Good-bye.
The address is 6214 Orange Street.
The days are Monday to Friday.
The hours are 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
The pay is $9.50 an hour.
Hello. Chin’s Chinese Market.
What are the days?
What are the hours?
What is the pay?
What’s the address?
You’re welcome. Good-bye.
Notes to the Teacher - Call about a Job: Sentence PracticeScrambled Sentences Answer Key
Directions to the teacher: Have the students work in pairs to cut the sentences into strips, one set of sentence strips for each pair of students. Have the students work together to arrange the strips into a conversation. Questions can be arranged in any logical order.
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Hello. Chin’s Chinese Market.
Hello. My name is Lee Hong. I’m calling about the cashier job.
OK. Do you have questions?
What’s the address?
The address is 6214 Orange Street.
What is the pay?
The pay is $9.50 an hour.
What are the days?
The days are Monday to Friday.
What are the hours?
The hours are 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Thank you. Good-bye.
You’re welcome. Good-bye.
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Call about a Job: Writing Practice #1Write the questions. Practice the questions and answers with a partner.
What is the address? What are the hours?
What are the days? What is the pay?
1. A: __________________________________________?B: The address is 4561 Orange Street.
2. A: __________________________________________?B: The pay is $11.00 an hour.
3. A: __________________________________________?B: The days are Tuesday to Saturday.
4. A: __________________________________________?B: The hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
5. A: __________________________________________?B: The pay is $9.50 an hour.
6. A: __________________________________________?B: The address is 6519 Brown Street.
7. A: __________________________________________?B: The hours are 3:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.
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Call about a Job: Writing Practice #2
1. Write the words.
1. A: What’s the address?
B: The address is __________ __________ ________________.
2. A: What is the pay? B: The pay is ________________ _________ _______________.
3. A: What are the hours? B: The hours are ____________ ______ ______________.
4. A: What are the days? B: The days are ________________ ________ _______________.
2. Write the words.
1. A: What’s the address?
B: The address is ____________ _____________ ____________.
2. A: What are the days? B: The days are _______________ ________ __________________.
3. A: What is the pay? B: The pay is ____________ _________ _____________________.
4. A: What are the hours? B: The hours are _______________ _____ ____________________.
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832 Brown Street $10.00 an hour
Friday to Sunday 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
4561 Orange Street 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Monday to Friday $9.50 an hour
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Ask Questions about the Cook Job: Partner PracticeStudent A
Bob’s Family Restaurant
COOK(619) 686-3938
Work with a partner. Ask questions about the job. Write the answers.
1. Address? _______ __________________ Street
2. Pay? $_________________ an hour
3. Days? _____________ to _____________
4. Hours? _____________ to _____________
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Ask Questions about the Cook Job: Partner Practice
Student B
Bob’s Family Restaurant
COOK(619) 686-3938
Work with a partner. Answer the questions about a job.
Address? The address is 3145 Orange Street.
Pay? The pay is $12.00 an hour.
Days? The days are Sunday to Thursday.
Hours? The hours are 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
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Ask Questions about the Housekeeper Job: Partner Practice
Student A
Bilton HotelHOUSEKEEPER(619) 458-7564
Work with a partner. Ask questions about a job. Write the answers.
1. Address? _______ __________________ Street
2. Pay? $_________________ an hour
3. Days? _____________ to _____________
4. Hours? _____________ to _____________
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Ask Questions about the Housekeeper Job: Partner Practice
Student B
Bilton HotelHOUSEKEEPER(619) 458-7564
Work with a partner. Answer the questions about a job.
1. Address? The address is 5619 Green Street.
2. Pay? The pay is $12.00 an hour.
3. Days? The days are Thursday to Saturday.
4. Hours? The hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
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Call about a Job: Speaking and Reading Practice
San Diego Family HospitalCOOK
(619) 465-8473
Practice with a partner. Call about a job. Use your own name.
A: Hello. San Diego Family Hospital.B: Hello, my name is _______________ ____________. I’m calling about the
_____________ job.A: Do you have some questions?
B: ________ ______ _________ address?
A: The address is 4388 Green Street.
B: ________ ________ _________ pay?
A: The pay is $8.50 an hour.
B: _______ ________ __________ days?
A: The days are Tuesday to Saturday.
B: _________ __________ _______ hours?
A: The hours are 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
B: Thank you for the information. Good-bye.
A: Thank you for calling.
Notes to teacher: Suggestions for Role-Play Practices
to Prepare Students for Oral Assessment #33
The exercises that follow simulate the role-play assessment for this objective. It would be helpful to show the video demonstration of the oral assessment before
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proceeding. Showing the video every day for the last few days before assessment will build student confidence and increase understanding of what will take place during the oral assessment.
1. Use a transparency of the Student A form to show students the required steps for the task and the note-taking form they’ll use. Point out that they will only ask two questions during the assessment. Using a transparency of the form, demonstrate how to check the two items they plan to ask about during the assessment role-play.
2. Model the oral assessment with a student volunteer.
a. Ask a student volunteer to come to the front of the room. Place a transparency of Student A form on the overhead projector. Direct the student to first check the two items he/she will ask about during the simulated phone call. Tell the student to take notes during the call on the transparency.
b. Follow the script on the corresponding Student B page to answer student volunteer’s questions about the job. Allow time for the student to take notes on the transparency.
c. After completing the demonstration, ask the student volunteer one comprehension question about information you provided during the role-play. Direct the student volunteer to refer to his/her notes to answer your question.
d. Repeat the demonstration several times using several different student volunteers. You can change your responses to questions to keep things interesting.
3. Direct students to practice the role-play using the Student A form and the corresponding Student B page. Have partners change roles so that each person performs both the role of caller and role of receptionist for the job ad
4. Make additional copies of the note-taking form, “Call about a Job: Final Practice for Assessment,” as needed for additional practices on subsequent days to insure that all students get plenty of practice. This form matches the form students will use on assessment day and can be used with any Student B page.
FINAL REVIEW - Show the video once again and repeat the demonstration of the role-play on the day of assessment prior to arrival of examiner. Then allow students to practice in pairs using additional Student A forms and selected Student B pages from the student booklets.
Note: Both the oral assessment and written assessment (fill out a job application) will be implemented on the same day.
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Call about the Cook Job: Partner PracticeStudent A
San Diego Family HospitalCOOK
(619) 465-8473
1. Call about the cook job.
1. Say hello. Say your first name and last name.2. Say, “I am calling about the cook job.”3. Ask questions. Write the answers.4. Finish the call. Say thank you and good-bye.
Address? _______ __________________ Street
Pay? $_________________ an hour
Days? _____________ to _____________
Hours? _____________ to _____________
2. Listen to your partner. Answer the question.
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Call about the Cook Job: Partner Practice
Student B
San Diego Family HospitalCOOK
(619) 465-8473
1. Start the conversation. Listen to your partner’s questions. Read the answers.
Student B: Hello. San Diego Family Hospital.Student A: Hello, my name is __________ __________. I’m calling
about the cook job. Student B: Do you have questions? (Answer your partner’s questions.)
Address? The address is 7823 Brown Street.
Pay? The pay is $10.50 an hour.
Days? The days are Monday to Friday.
Hours? The hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.Student A: Thank you. Good-bye.Student B: Thank you for calling. 2. Ask your partner a question.
Student B: What are the hours?Student A: The hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
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Call about a Custodian Job: Partner PracticeStudent A
San Diego Family HospitalCUSTODIAN
(619) 589-8338
1. Call about the custodian job.
1. Say hello. Say your first name and last name.2. Say, “I am calling about the custodian job.”3. Ask two questions.4. Say “thank you” and “good-bye.”
Check 2 questions you want to ask.
______ Address? _______ __________________ Street
______ Pay? $_________________ an hour
______ Days? _____________ to _____________
______ Hours? _____________ to _____________
2. Listen to your partner. Answer the question.
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Call about the Custodian Job: Partner PracticeStudent B
1. Start the conversation. Listen to your partner’s questions. Read the answers.
Student B: Hello. San Diego Family Hospital.Student A: Hello, my name is __________ __________. I’m calling
about the custodian job. Student B: Do you have questions? (Answer your partner’s questions.)
Address? The address is 7823 Brown Street.
Pay? The pay is $10.75 an hour.
Days? The days are Monday to Friday.
Hours? The hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.Student A: Thank you. Good-bye.
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CUSTODIAN(619) 589-8338
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Student B: Thank you for calling. 2. Ask your partner a question.
Student B: What is the pay?Student A: The pay is $10.75 an hour.
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Call about a Job: Partner PracticeStudent A
Tom’s Pizza ShopCASHIER
(619) 365-9686
1. Call about a job. Ask 2 questions.
1. Say hello. Say your first name and last name.2. Say, “I am calling about the __________ job.”3. Ask two questions.4. Finish the call. Say thank you and good-bye.
Check 2 questions you want to ask.
______ Address? _______ __________________ Street
______ Pay? $_________________ an hour
______ Days? _____________ to _____________
______ Hours? _____________ to _____________
2. Listen to your partner. Answer the question.
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Call about a Job: Partner PracticeStudent B
Tom’s Pizza ShopCASHIER
(619) 365-9686
1. Start the conversation. Listen to your partner’s questions. Read the answers.
Student B: Hello. Tom’s Pizza Shop.Student A: Hello, my name is __________ __________. I’m calling
about the cashier job. Student B: Do you have questions? (Answer your partner’s questions.)
Address? The address is 8932 Green Street.
Pay? The pay is $10.00 an hour.
Days? The days are Friday to Sunday.
Hours? The hours are 7:00 a.m. to 200 p.m.
Student A: Thank you. Good-bye.Student B: Thank you for calling.
2. Ask your partner a question.
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Call about a Job: Assessment PracticeWork with a partner. Use this paper with any Student B paper to practice for the EL Civics speaking test.
1. Call about a job:1. Say hello. Say your first name and last name.2. Say, “I’m calling about the _______ job.”3. Ask two questions.4. Say thank you and good-bye.5. Answer a question from the teacher.
Check two questions you want to ask.
_____ Address? ___________ ___________ Street
_____ Pay? $ ______________ an hour
_____ Days? _________ to ____________
_____ Hours? __________ to __________
2. Listen to your partner. Answer the question.
Notes to the TeacherPreparing Students for Assessment Task 2:Fill out a Job Application – Beginning Low
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For assessment task #2, students will fill out a job application using information provided them in the form of an information sheet. In order to standardize the assessment, students will NOT fill out job applications about themselves for the assessment task, but will complete the form using information about a fictitious person.
The exercises found in the student booklet simulate the assessment task.
Use a variety of grouping strategies for maximum effectiveness. Have students work in pairs, alone, in groups, etc. to complete the practice applications. It is also good practice for students to fill out a blank application with their own information if level appropriate.
Notes to the Teacher: Vocabulary Words for Filling Out a Job Application
The following are words the students may encounter in their written assessment task to fill out a job application. It is not recommended to teach the words as a separate vocabulary lesson, but rather to give extra attention to the words as they appear in the lessons.
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PERSONAL INFORMATION:
social security number middle initial 18 or oldersignature male / female over/under 18home telephone number age male/femalechild ID/identification
TIMEfull-time / part-time days / nights / weekends
EDUCATIONyears of school
EMPLOYMENTjob wanted application
SchoolsNorth City Center Cesar Chavez CenterMid-City Center ECCCentre City Center Miramar College
Countries Russia Mexico Vietnam
Vocabulary for Job ApplicationMatch the words. Write the letters on the lines.
1. _H_ 18 or older A. 290-44-5361
2. ___ child-care worker B. work 40 hours a week
3. ___ female C. job
4. ___ full-time D. man
5. ___ signature E. takes care of children at a child-care center
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telephone number
7. ___ employment G. woman
8. ___ male H. adult
9. ___ personal information I. Donna Sanders
10. ___ part-time J. builds houses
11. ___ construction worker K. work 20 hours a week
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VOCABULARY PRACTICE1. Write the words.
weekends middle initial agedishwasher part-time signature
1. I can work Saturday and Sunday. I can work ______________.2. My name is Rosa C. Cortez. “C” is my __________ ___________.3. I am 20 years old. My _____________ is 20.4. Write your ________________ at the end of the application.5. I can work 20 hours a week. I can work ___________________.
2. Fill in the blanks.
child-care worker cashierconstruction older
1. I work in a restaurant. People give me money for their food. I am a ________________.
2. My sister likes children. She is calling about the _______________________ _____________ job.
3. Are you 18 years or ______________? You are an adult.4. Sam builds houses. He is a _________________ worker.
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JOB APPLICATION FOR MARCO S. CRUZ: Reading PracticeLook at the application for Marco S. Cruz. Answer the questions on the next page.
APPLICATION FOR EMPLOYMENT
Name Cruz , Marco S. Last First Middle Initial
Address4185 Florida Street
CityEl Cajon
StateCA
Zip Code92090
Phone(619 ) 441-6899
Social Security Number711-43-2193
Are you 18 or older? X Yes _____ No
Sex: X Male ___Female
EMPLOYMENT
What job do you want?
Cook
Check one: X Full-time____Part-time
When can you work? X Days X Nights X Weekends
EDUCATION
Years of school: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Are you in school now? X Yes ____No
Name of SchoolNorth City Center
School Address:10440 Black Mountain RoadSan Diego, CA 92126
Signature Marco Cruz Date 5/18/2010 .
JOB APPLICATION FOR MARCO S. CRUZ: Reading PracticeA. Look at the application for Marco S. Cruz. Circle Yes or No.
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1. He wants to be a dishwasher. Yes No
2. He can work weekends. Yes No
3. He can’t work nights. Yes No
4. His social security number is 711-34-2193. Yes No
5. He lives in El Cajon. Yes No
B. Circle the correct answers.
1. He can work full-time part-time.
2. He is male female.
3. He studies at West City Center North City Center.
4. He went to school for 8 10 years.
C. Write the answers.1. Marco’s city is _____________________________.
2. Marco’s zip code is _______________________.
3. The address of the school is _________ Black Mountain Road.
4. His Social Security Number is ____________________.Page 1 of 2
Job Application Practice #1
Fill out the application for Victor J. Romero. Look at the information on the next page.
Application for Employment
Name
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___________________, __________________ _____________ Last First Middle Initial
Address City State Zip Code
Phone
( )
Social Security Number
Are you 18 or older?
_____ Yes _____ No
Sex:
___ Male ___Female
EMPLOYMENTWhat job do you want? Check one:
____Full-time
____Part-time
When can you work?
___ Days ___ Nights ___Weekends
EDUCATION
Years of school: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Are you in school now?
____Yes ____No
Name of School: School Address:
Signature ________________________ Date______________
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APPLICATION INFORMATION FOR VICTOR J. ROMEROFill out a job application for Victor J. Romero. Use this information.
PERSONAL INFORMATION
Victor J. Romero
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2845 Market StreetSan Diego, CA 92101Home telephone: (619) 832-5529Social Security Number: 599-11-0145Age: 25
OTHER INFORMATION
Wants full-time work Job wanted: custodian Can work days and weekends School: 12 years in Mexico Goes to school at: Centre City Center
1400 Park Blvd.San Diego, CA 92101
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ANSWER KEY - Job Application Practice # 1 Victor J. Romero
Application for Employment
Name
Romero , Victor . ____J . _________ Last First Middle Initial
Address2845 Market Street
CitySan Diego
StateCA
Zip Code92101
Phone
( 619 ) 832-5529
Social Security Number
599-11-0145Are you 18 or older?
__X___ Yes _____ No
Sex:
_X__ Male ___Female
EMPLOYMENTWhat job do you want?Custodian
Check one:
X Full-time
____Part-time
When can you work?
X Days ___ Nights X Weekends
EDUCATION
Years of school: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Are you in school now?
__X__ Yes ____No
Name of School:Centre City Center
School Address:1400 Park Blvd.San Diego, CA 92101
Signature Victor Romero Date (Today’s Date)
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Job Application Practice #2
Fill out the application for Narek R. Samson. Look at the information on the next page.
Application for Employment
Name
___________________, __________________ _____________ Last First Middle Initial
Address City State Zip Code
Phone
( )
Social Security Number
Are you 18 or older?
_____ Yes _____ No
Sex:
___ Male ___Female
EMPLOYMENTWhat job do you want? Check one:
____Full-time
____Part-time
When can you work?
___ Days ___ Nights___ Weekends
EDUCATION
Years of school: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Are you in school now?
____Yes ____No
Name of School: School Address:
Signature ________________________ Date______________
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APPLICATION INFORMATION FOR NAREK R. SAMSONFill out a job application for Narek R. Samson. Use this information.
PERSONAL INFORMATION
Mr. Narek R. Samson7667 Crater DriveSan Diego, CA 92126Home telephone: (858) 578-9821Social Security Number: 388-05-0352Age: 38
OTHER INFORMATION
Wants full-time work Job wanted: construction worker Can work days, nights and weekends Went to school in Russia for 14 years Goes to school at: North City Center
10440 Black Mountain RoadSan Diego, CA 92126
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ANSWER KEY - Job Application Practice #2Narek R. Samson
Application for Employment
Name
Samson , Narek . R. .. Last First Middle Initial
Address7667 Crater Drive
CitySan Diego
StateCA
Zip Code92126
Phone
(858) 578-9821
Social Security Number
388-05-0352Are you 18 or older?
X Yes _____ No
Sex:
X Male ___Female
EMPLOYMENTWhat job do you want? Construction Worker
Check one:
X Full-time
____Part-time
When can you work?
X Days X Nights X Weekends
EDUCATION
Years of school: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Are you in school now?
X Yes ____No
Name of School:North City Center
School Address:10440 Black Mountain RoadSan Diego, CA 92126
Signature Narek Samson Date (Today’s Date)
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Job Application Practice #3Fill out the application for Tuyet A.Tran. Look at the information on the next page.
Application for Employment
Name
___________________, __________________ _____________ Last First Middle Initial
Address City State Zip Code
Phone
( )
Social Security Number
Are you 18 or older?
_____ Yes _____ No
Sex:
___ Male ___Female
EMPLOYMENTWhat job do you want? Check one:
____Full-time
____Part-time
When can you work?
___ Days ___ Nights ___Weekends
EDUCATION
Years of school: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Are you in school now?
____Yes ____No
Name of School: School Address:
Signature ________________________ Date______________
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APPLICATION INFORMATION FOR TUYET A. TRANFill out a job application for Tuyet A. Tran. Use this information.
PERSONAL INFORMATION
Ms. Tuyet A. Tran2004 Evans St.San Diego, CA 92113Home telephone: (619) 239-1168Social Security Number: 530-41-0405Age: 40
OTHER INFORMATION
Wants part-time work Job wanted: cashier Can work daytime Went to school for 6 years in Vietnam Goes to school at: Cesar Chavez Center
1960 National AvenueSan Diego, CA 92113
Job Application Practice #3 - Tuyet A. Tran ANSWER KEY
Application for Employment
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Name
Tran , Tuyet A. . Last First Middle InitialAddress2004 Evans St.
CitySan Diego
StateCA
Zip Code92113
Phone
(619) 239-1168
Social Security Number
530-41-0405Are you 18 or older?
X Yes _____ No
Sex:
___ Male X Female
EMPLOYMENTWhat job do you want? Cashier
Check one:
____Full-time
X Part-time
When can you work?
X Days ___ Nights ___Weekends
EDUCATION
Years of school: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Are you in school now?
X Yes ____No
Name of School:Cesar Chavez Center
School Address:1960 National AvenueSan Diego, CA 92113
Signature Tuyet Tran Date (Today’s Date)
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EMPLOYMENT APPLICATION: WHAT’S WRONG?Read this application. Look at the information about Margarita I. Hernandez. There are some mistakes. Circle the mistakes.
APPLICATION FOR EMPLOYMENT
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Name Margarita , I. Hernandez Last First Middle Initial
Address1329 45th St., #24
CitySan Diego
StateCA
Zip Code
Phone( ) 388-1006
Social Security Number685-284-367
Are you 18 or older?_____ Yes X No
Sex:___ Male X Female
EMPLOYMENTWhat job do you want?
Child-car worker
Check one:
____Full-time
X Part-time
When can you work?
X Days ___ Nights X Weekends
EDUCATIONYears of school: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Are you in school now?
____Yes ____No
Name of School:
ECC
School Address:4343 Ocean View Blvd.San Diego, CA 92113
Signature Margarita Hernandez Date 15/5/2010
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EMPLOYMENT APPLICATION: WHAT’S WRONG?
PERSONAL INFORMATION
Margarita I. Hernandez1329 45th Ave., #24San Diego, CA 92113Home Telephone: (619) 388-1006Social Security Number: 685-28-4367Age: 36 years old
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OTHER INFORMATION
Wants full-time work.Job wanted: child-care workerCan work days, nights, or weekends.Went to school for 5 years in Mexico.Goes to school at ECC, 4343 Ocean View Blvd., San Diego, CA 92113
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EL Civics #33 Beginning LowPractice for Assessment Task 2Calling About a Job
Note to Teacher: WHAT’S WRONG? ANSWER KEY for Margarita I. Hernandez application
1. Name is out of order – should be last name first, etc.
2. Address is 45th Ave., not St.
3. Need to write in zip code.
4. Need to write in area code with phone number.
5. 18 or older: wrong. Should check Yes.
6. Format of Social Security number is wrong.
7. Child-care worker is misspelled.
8. Available days, weekends, and nights.
9. Years of education should be circled: 5
10. Need to check ‘yes’ for ‘Are you in school now?’
11. Date should be in mm/dd/yyyy order.
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