Make yourself discoverable

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LESSON SET OVERVIEW

With this lesson set, your students will:

  • practise phrases related to job search,
  • write a LinkedIn profile summary,
  • talk about LinkedIn, personal branding and recruitment processes,
  • watch a video about LinkedIn and a news report about an innovative app.

In the first lesson, students discuss how LinkedIn can help people find a job. In the second lesson, they talk about using apps to find a job or to find an employee.

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Lesson 1

Start by asking students about LinkedIn
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Make the most of your LinkedIn profile

Business

Students watch a video about LinkedIn, work with collocations related to job search (e.g. make yourself discoverable, craft your narrative, lose out on opportunities) and write a LinkedIn profile summary trying to avoid cliché phrases. They also talk about LinkedIn and personal branding.

Lesson 2

Talk to your students about job search and apps
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Your next job is just a swipe away

Business

Students talk about using technology in the recruitment process, expand their vocabulary related to a job hunt (e.g. job hopping, find your next gig, get your foot in the door) and watch a news report about an app called The Tinder for jobs.

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