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Employé de commerce, formation élargie /
Employée de commerce, formation élargie
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Série 2, 2011
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Durée de l'épreuve :
20 minutes
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aucun
Nombre max. de points :
20 points
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Cette série d'examen ne doit pas être utilisée comme exercice avant le
1er janvier 2012
Groupe d'auteurs romands de la C RT EPC
CSFO, Unité procédures de qualification, Berne
Employé de commerce, formation élargie /
Employée de commerce, formation élargie
Anglais, listening
série 2, 2011 – solutions
PART A
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5 points
You will hear a message which has been left on an answering machine.
Fill in the missing information below.
You will hear the recording twice.
Message from
Bill – Easy Flights
Date of flights
13 / 07 – July / 2011
VS 45 leaves at
9.30 – half past nine am
Price
£ 435
Phone number
0721 899 74 33
PART B
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5 points
Listen to five short recordings. Five people are talking about travelling to
work.
For each recording, decide which topic each speaker is talking about. Write
one letter (A, B, C, D, E, F or G) next to the number of each speaker. Each
letter can be used only once. There are two extra topics.
You will hear the recording twice.
A. Takes work home
Speaker 1
B
B. Is driven to work.
Speaker 2
C
C. Sometimes cycles to the office.
Speaker 3
F
D. Often has to stand in public transport.
Speaker 4
G
E. Enjoys meeting people on the way to work.
Speaker 5
E
F. Takes the train.
G. Has a hands-free phone in the car.
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Employé de commerce, formation élargie /
Employée de commerce, formation élargie
Anglais, listening
série 2, 2011 – solutions
PART C
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10 points
Listen to a discussion between a radio interviewer and a recruiter who works
for a job placement agency.
For each question, choose the correct answer A, B or C. There is only one
correct answer per question.
You will hear the recording twice.
1.
Carl Morris is
A. a radio announcer.
B. a recruitment agent.
C. a personnel manager.
2.
Before Work Power, Carl worked for
A. a recruitment agency.
B. a human resources company.
C. an insurance company.
3.
His company was in
A. London.
B. Zurich.
C. Eastbourne.
4.
After emailing his CV, Carl heard from Word Power
A. just a few days later.
B. just a few hours later.
C. just a few minutes later.
5.
Carl was first worried about
A. how to get to WorkPower.
B. who the interviewer was.
C. what to wear.
6.
Carl said that it is a good idea to wear
A. jeans.
B. a suit.
C. what everyone else wears.
7.
To prepare for an interview, Carl suggests visiting
A. the company’s website.
B. the company.
C. friends.
8.
In Carl’s opinion, a candidate should think of
A. answers to questions.
B. solutions to problems.
C. questions the interviewer might ask.
9.
To help with nervousness, Carl’s secret is
A. to laugh.
B. to smile.
C. to be creative.
10. A candidate should feel free to
A. criticize the company.
B. set pay and working conditions.
C. ask about promotion.
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