S3 E6: Job Searching & Looking For Work - Advanced English Podcast - Daily Life English - UK US
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- Опубликовано: 10 дек 2024
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Unlock English for Job Hunting: Essential Vocabulary and Tips | High Level Listening
Welcome back to High Level Listening! In this episode of our Advanced Vocabulary Podcast, we dive into a topic crucial for many of our viewers-job hunting. Whether you're just entering the job market or seeking a career change, mastering the right English expressions can set you apart in a competitive field.
What You'll Learn:
🧳 Job Searching Vocabulary: Explore essential phrases and vocabulary for navigating the job search process, from applications to interviews.
🇺🇸🇬🇧 Cultural Insights: Gain insights into the nuances of job hunting in both American and British English.
📝 Real-life Application: Hear Kat and Mark share their personal experiences with job hunting, offering practical examples of how to use key phrases effectively.
Episode Highlights:
Interactive Learning: Engage with side-by-side examples of British and American English as Kat and Mark discuss their recent job search experiences.
Comprehensive Review: Don't miss the detailed recap of all the critical phrases used in this episode, perfect for review and practice.
Community Engagement: Share your own job hunting stories and experiences in the comments to practice your new vocabulary.
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💬 Comment Below: We love hearing from you! Tell us about your job search experiences, the interviews you've had, and if our phrases helped you land your job.
This episode is ideal for anyone looking to polish their English for professional settings and make their job search more effective. Tune in now to start refining your job-hunting vocabulary and strategies with High Level Listening!
Ready to enhance your job search vocabulary? Click play and let’s navigate the world of job hunting together!
With love to you both from Ukraine! Every lesson is interesting, Thanks!
We really appreciate your support! Thanks for being here with us!
Thanks!
Thanks for watching as always Ken! 😊
Kat and Mark you guys are amazing teacher
Thanks so much!
I really like this method because ,by discussing each topic individually we can get familiarized with a lot of new words and explore all the possibilities related to the thime.Thanks so much guys for sharing with us,students ,these fantastic classes.You are great teachers.
Thanks so much for your lovely message! We're so glad you found us and have been enjoying our episodes!
You two are great teacher.I really appreciate it.I love the way you two teaching english.
Thanks for the kind words! We're glad you're enjoying the lessons!
Hey guys! I always love your videos! I don't always comment, but I always watch them and they are very useful to me. This one is excellent too! You really do an excellent job! Thanks a lot!
I always get very nervous in an interview. Answering questions objectively, with common sense and clarity is very difficult when you have to overcome nervousness.
Thanks so much for your lovely message! 😍 We're so glad you've been enjoying our videos. We're also thinking of making a new job interview series soon to help non native speakers feel a bit more confident, because yes it can be quite scary!
I'm hiring for a business solutions company which dealing with British and American customers as well so very practical and useful like always
Very cool! Sounds like our video came out just in time then!
@highlevellistening unexpectedly true
@@mohamedabdallah5704are you still hiring?
Cat and Mark, you're amazing ! You provide such a juicy content ! All you teach is greatly helpful and easy to grasp. Thank you from the bottom of my heart❤
Thanks so much for your lovely message! We're so glad you have been enjoying our videos!
A lot of thanks teachers. it is a great channel
Thanks for saying so! We're glad you're enjoying the channel.
Thanks Kat and Mark, this one was also, a great lesson. IBest wishes.
We appreciate you watching! Best wishes to you too!
Thank you to both of you for giving me,allots of idea.we love you.
You're very welcome! We're so happy you enjoy learning with us!
Yahhh!!
Finally, my favourite topic.
Thank you so much, you are the best teachers👌 😎🥰
I will listen to this again and again.
Thanks so much! We're glad you find it helpful!
Thank you so much. You both are amazingly awesome. Love the way you are explaining vocabularies ❤🙏🥰
Thanks for your kind words! We're always happy to help! 🙏
Oh wow! What a useful podcast🙌
Thanks for saying so! We're glad you found us!
Thank you for this apasod please one video for resignation 🙏🏻
You're very welcome! That's a great idea. We'll add it to our list!
Very good lesson teachers. Thsnks.😊❤
You're welcome 😊
I always enjoy listening to the video while commuting to work.
One thing I have noticed about the audio.
I am listening with earphones, but I am finding it somewhat difficult to hear the audio due to the breath sound on the left side only. Thank you.
Thanks for letting us know! We'll look into adjusting the audio for future episodes.
Thank you alot
I like this kind of episode
Pleas keep presenting like this
Could you please make one about the most common questions at a job interview and possible answers to them .
We've already got some exciting plans for this kind of episode, we hope we can release it soon!
love you guys
Thanks so much for studying with us again!
Thanks a lot Kat and Mark 🎉🎉🎉
You're very welcome! Thanks for studying with us!
Thanks 🎉🎉🎉
You're welcome 😊
Teacher Mark is hunting something 😅. Great job teachers!
I enjoy it always, sure, I learn a lot.🎉
Haha I was hunting for a new job! 😅 Thanks so much for being with us once again!
@highlevellistening 😅📝
Thank you two for one more episode. I think my hearing is getting more accurate. There is a missing part of the dialogue at 2:24 subtitle. "...practicing answers, (brushing up a bunch of skills) and I think my..." Am I correct? By the way, I uually prefer the British English, in general, but for some reason, Kat's English is pretty easy to understand
Oh interesting - thanks for letting us know about the subtitle mistake! We'll keep an eye on that for future episodes.
Hi. Still don't understand the meaning of " rewriting my cover letter ". Could you please explain it abit more? And why did you rewrite it? Thanks.
Good question!
You might change (or rewrite) your cover letter to tailor it to different jobs.
If you were applying for an IT job, you might mention more of your IT and computer experience in the cover letter.
But if you were applying for a job in a hospital, you might mention more of your medical, nursing, or caring experience in the cover letter.
When companies read the cover letters, if they don't seem to match the job description very well, they will probably throw it away! That's why some people might rewrite each cover letter they send out, so it is carefully tailored to the job opening and they are more likely to get an interview.
I hope that makes sense!
Could you possibly make a video of job interview. I really appreciate your hard work. 🎉❤
We've got that topic on our list for future videos!
@@highlevellistening So nice!!!
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Can I use “We’re a really good fit.” to describe good friends, good partners or even a romantic relationship?
Thanks for your answer. 😊
Oo good question!
Yes, you can definitely use this phrase to talk about friends, relationships, colleagues and jobs too.
- My husband and I are a really good fit.
- My new work schedule is a really good fit for me now that I have my baby.
You might also hear: "a really good match"
- I think we're a really good match, I hope we go on another date.
- My colleague and I are a good match, we work well together as a team.
I hope that helps! 🙏
@@highlevellistening Thank you for the extra example sentences. It does help. 🥰😘😍☺️😗😃
may I know what's the difference between this time n this time around?
Good question! There's actually no difference!
You can say:
- [This time] we will start at 10:30
- [This time around] we will start at 10:30.
They would have the same meaning! Hope that makes sense!
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Thanks for studying with us again! 💖
I am from Pittsburgh I want learn English
Well we think you're in the right place!
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Thanks for studying with us once more!
First 🥇
Haha well done!
Surprisingly, I have never been on interviews , I am sure it could be rather nerve wrecking. I wish I had an online job nowadays.
What 's the difference between apply for a job or apply to a job?
Thank you!
Good question!
There is a small difference between [apply for] and [apply to].
You will [apply for] + a job / a position
- I applied for a job at Microsoft.
- I applied for a manager position at my company.
- I think you should apply for that job, you would be perfect for it!
You will [apply to] + a company / a department / verb
- I applied [to teach] at the local school.
- I applied to Meta as a software engineer.
Honestly though, you can often use apply for or apply to interchangeably and you will always be understood, so don't stress about it too much!
@highlevellistening got it, thank you!
Hunting for a job makes the owners look poor and upnormally lazy pitches
Thanks for sharing!
@highlevellistening your most welcome
Are you joking because you look exactly like a recruitment agents much more
Haha maybe we just sounded extra professional in this video!
@@highlevellistening of course you did dears Mark and Kat