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A weekly resource of lessons and activities used to supplement my own students' clas*room work within the Victorian ESL Frameworks Certificates 1, 2 and 3. Others are most welcome to participate. There will be lots of money splashing around Flemington Racecourse. But what do you know about Australia's banknotes? Visit the Reserve Bank of Australia website for some great activities This fortnight let’s continue practising language skills that as*ist in gaining employment. Not all work, however, has to be paid and volunteering as we know provides an opportunity to develop skills, gain experience, make friends and contacts, all of which, can lead to They say where you are born is a lottery. What do you think that means? There are advanatages and disadvantages being born anywhere in the world. Some countries (like Australia) are obviously luckier than. IF YOU HAD BEEN BORN IN ARGENTINA INSTEAD OF AUSTRALIA …. b) Can you create a table and organise the information so we can compare the information easily <u><span style=color: Let us prepare for our visit to the Cultural Centre to see the Overwintering Exhibition Choose your favourite work of art here. Save the image to your device and talk about it with another clas*member. What do you like about it? We will do some exercises in clas* before our as*essment task Week 6 This week we continue our study about job interviews. Watch the clip above. EXERCISE 1: Make a list of all the things the gi*l in the interview does wrong. Does she do anything right? How could she make a better impression? EXERCISE 2 : Replay and pause the video. Write down the interviewer's questions EXERCISE 3: Practice answering the questions with a partner Watch this clip from the Charlie Chaplin film, Modern Times (1936) Have you worked in a factory or on an as*embly line? What do you think Charlie is suggesting about factory work?