1 subjects such as history, literature, or languages in contrast to scientific subjects_____________
2 the examinations that you have passed after completing a course ______
3 the amount of money that you pay to a university for your education ______
4 talks that someone gives in order to teach people about a particular subject, usually
at a university or college ______
5 classes at a college or university in which the teacher and a small group of students discuss a topic ______
6 I was unsuccessful in an exam ______
7 take an exam again because you did not pass it the first time ______
8 I was of an acceptable standard [in an exam)______
9 work done by a student during their studies that forms part of their final grade or mark ______
10 my perfect job _____
11 a feeling of being safe and free from worry because your job is permanent__________
Describe your dream job.
You should say:
My dream job would be to teach children to sail. I have some qualifications, in skippering , for example, but it's very likely I would need more, such as a teaching certificate from the Yachting Association. I have some of the right experience in that I've been sailing a long time - I'm confident in handling a yacht and I've dealt with many minor crises in my time, like getting trapped in storms and saving someone who'd fallen overboard. It's true that I've never taught anyone but I don't think that would be a problem, provided I was given adequate training - I'm quite good with people and can explain things clearly. I imagine the job would involve encouraging youngsters to try sailing for the first time ; and also teaching them that by working together as a team they could discover they have hidden strengths. The most difficult thing would be having sufficient patience when the children didn 't do as they were told. I suspect it would be frustrating if they didn't realise that the rules were there for their own safety, Why is it my dream job? It's my dream job because I love sailing - it's been my hobby for decades. And I'd like to work in a nice, warm climate where alll 'd need to worry about was making sure I had suntan lotion on and enough to drink.
Examiner:When did you learn to sail?
Candidate:I learnt when I was a small boy. My dad taught me as he was a very skilled sailor. He taught my brothers and sister, too, and we're all very pleased he did.
Examples:
You are going to hear questions that are typical of Part 3 of the exam. Listen to each question and record your answers. Now listen to the sample answer. What additional vocabulary could you use in your own answers?