11. DESCRIBING A JOB. THE INTERVIEW

TARGET VOCABULARY

-Education background
-Work under pressure
-Headquarters
-Vocational courses
-Logistical support
-Relocation
-To target
-Experience
-Retirement benefits
-Health insurance
-Shift work
-Fired
-Recruit
-Permanent job or position
-Incentive
-Starting salary
-Temporary
-Schedule

THE INTERVIEW. TRANSLATE INTO SPANISH:

2.-I'd like to ask you a few questions. 
1.-Have you got any experience in...
2.-Why do you think you are a good candidate for the job?
3.-I studied Business Administration in Plasencia.
4.-I've just completed my degree / my studies / a master's degree.
5.-Your starting salary will be...
6.-Can you tell me about you education background?
7.-We'll be in touch.
8.-It was nice meeting you.
9.-It sounds like the perfect job.
10.-If we decide to give you the job...

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