Activities at pages 54-55 from Focus Now

Ex. 2

1 working d agencies

2 employment f opportunities

3 work c permits

4 skilled d conditions

5 look for e a part time job

6 recruitment a agencies

Ex. 3

1 employee: someone paid to work for someone else.

2 graduate: someone who has completed a university degree.

3 a local business that is part of a larger business

4 something that an employer says you must have in order to do something

5 someone who does not have a job and is looking for one

6 vacancies: a job that is available for someone to start doing

Ex. 4

1 The UK are a popular destination for job seekers because of their diverse work sectors, their good working conditions and their numerous employment opportunities.

2 English remains an essential requirement for most people working in the UK. Being fluent in at least one foreign language is an important factor.

3 English language skills and a current work visa are mandatory.

4 Because all big and reputable companies advertise their vacancies in “The Guardian”.

5 You can check the notice board of your local library or register with recruitment agencies specializing in temporary jobs.

Ex. 6

Compared to the early 2000s, the presence of foreign born workers is on the rise in low skilled sectors and occupations. As shown in the table, there are now five low-skilled occupations on the list of jobs for foreign-born workers. 43.3% of workers in elementary process plant occupations, 38,6% in cleaning and housekeeping managers and supervisions, and 31,6% of workers in food preparation and hospitality trades are foreign born. The share of migrant labour is increasing especially among process operators.