VOCABULARY «Applying For A Job»

VOCABULARY «Applying For A Job»

recruit, a recruit recruitment hire, a hire hiring recruiters recruitment agency employment agency job centre headhunter headhunt situations vacant pages= = situations wanted pages = = appointments pages apply for a job application form fill in the form curriculum vitae (CV) resume CV fraud personal details marital status (single, married, divorced, widowed) permanent address educational history employment history qualifications grades a full-time job a part-time job be self-employed (she is self-employed for two years)

covering letter = = cover letter = = letter of application post, position, situation job title job description selection paper qualification work experience practical skills hands on experience background of applicants be trained as candidate interview shortlist reference follow up references referee letter of recommendation be in charge of (I’m in charge of marketing department) be responsible for (he is responsible for personnel) salary/ wages to earn money employer employee training/ a training course offer a job turn down an offer accept an offer

appoint someone to the position he was appointed (as a) SW engineer ambitious reliable creative patient enthusiastic confident conscientious methodical, organized computer-literate, techno-freak numerate motivated talented at skilled at (noun) skilled in (-ing) good with (figures, people, computers) team player loyal secure challenging dynamic worthwhile stressful give the sack get sacked to dismiss to fire to resign to retire to be redundant