Marketing

 Hello! This is the Cover Letter and CV I made for the future! COVER LETTER   CV

  Hello! This is the job interview conversation I made using the information on pages 101, 116, 137 and 159 on the book.  A : Thank you for coming in today. Can you tell me a bit about your education and your work experience as a Marketing Representative? B : Yes, of course. I graduated high school and then I did a sales and marketing course. When I finished, I started working as a Marketing Representative at Selby Mobile Phones. I was there for two years at Selby Mobile Phones, until the company closed, and then another year at Thomson Medical Equipment. A : Why did you leave Thomson Medical Equipment? B : I was ready for a new challenge and wanted to work for a company that aligned more with my personal values. A : Great, thank you for explaining that. Now, let's talk about the position we're offering. The work hours are Monday through Friday from 9:00am to 5:00pm. Does that work for you? B : Yes, that works perfectly fine for me. A : The starting salary for this position is

Hello!! Last thrusday we visited Gibraltar! We made a videoblog of our day and it's in the moodle for you to see it! I hope you like it.

  THIS PRESENTATION WAS MADE BY ANA ROMERO AND LIDIA PÉREZ   With this presentation they gave us vocabulary as useful as bank card and ATM, and then some sentences we can use when whe go to a bank. They also made a recording of a conversation that could happen in a bank. They did a great job. The slides were cute and they presented it very nicely, though they read a little from the slides.    

  THIS PRESENTATION WAS MADE BY ULISES VALIENTE AND MARCOS GUERRERO   In this presentation, my classmates explained how to order food at a restaurant. They gave us very useful sentences and words we can use when we go to a restaurant.   They are very good at presentations, they spoke very fluently and didn't read anything. The presentation was pretty and it didn't feel heavy.  

  THIS PRESENTATION WAS MADE BY AITANA JIMÉNEZ, JESÚS MORENO Y YANIRA VÁZQUEZ One of the presentations I've seen today was about how to book train tickets. They showed us useful language and expressions that we can use in a train station. Their way of presenting it was really good because they had a great pronunciation, didn't seem nervous, and managed to make it dynamic and entertaining. They had an audio of them recreating a conversation that can happen at a train station, with an GIF representing the scenario: two travelers asking a woman with a map how to book a ticket. It was a very creative and original presentation.