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Jobs in ICT: Help? Help?

1. The document provides information about common jobs in the information and communications technology (ICT) field, including software engineer, computer security specialist, blog administrator, help desk technician, desktop publishing engineer, hardware engineer, and network administrator. 2. It then presents a mock job interview between an Interviewer and a candidate named David who is applying for a webmaster position. David describes his relevant work experience and responsibilities in his current and previous roles maintaining websites and online presences. 3. The Interviewer asks David about his language skills and people management experience, to which David responds that he is fluent in French and Spanish and has experience supervising one staff member in his current role. The Interviewer concludes by
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Jobs in ICT: Help? Help?

1. The document provides information about common jobs in the information and communications technology (ICT) field, including software engineer, computer security specialist, blog administrator, help desk technician, desktop publishing engineer, hardware engineer, and network administrator. 2. It then presents a mock job interview between an Interviewer and a candidate named David who is applying for a webmaster position. David describes his relevant work experience and responsibilities in his current and previous roles maintaining websites and online presences. 3. The Interviewer asks David about his language skills and people management experience, to which David responds that he is fluent in French and Spanish and has experience supervising one staff member in his current role. The Interviewer concludes by
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Unit 26

Jobs in ICT

Name:

1 Choose the correct word to make common jobs in ICT.


1 software      operator      engineer
2 computer security      operator      specialist
3 blog      administrator      engineer
4 help desk      specialist      technician
5 DTP      operator      engineer
6 hardware      operator      engineer
7 network      administrator      operator

  Now listen to the jobs and practise saying them.

2 D avid is having an interview for a job as a webmaster. Choose the correct words from the
drop-down menus.
HELP? Interviewer: So why (1) have you applied for this position?
David: Well, (2) for the last three years I (3) worked in an
interesting, but very small, company, and I now feel ready to move on to a bigger challenge. I’d welcome the
opportunity to continue my career at a company such as yours.
Interviewer: Right. And can you describe what your responsibilities are at – what’s your current company
called again? Ah, yes, at Intertech?
David: Of course. Well, I (4) have started working there three years (5) ago ,
as I (6) said , and (7) until July 2007 I (8) was
responsible for one aspect of the company’s online presence – specifically, the online catalogue. However, I
was then promoted and put in charge of the design and maintenance of the entire website. In January 2008, I
(9) helped to implement a new e-commerce system, which allows people to buy directly
from the catalogue using ‘one-click’ ordering. It (10) was very successful so far.
Interviewer: That’s very impressive. What about foreign languages? Your English is obviously very good, but
do you speak any other languages?
David: Well, French – my mother tongue – obviously. I also (11) spent some time in
Spain five years (12) ago as part of my degree, so I’d say I have intermediate Spanish.
I (13) haven’t been practising it much recently, though.
Interviewer: Well, it is hard to find the time, isn’t it? OK, just one more thing. (14) Have you
ever had experience of people management?
David: Yes, absolutely. At Intertech I’m in charge of one member of staff – a web editor. I’ve
(15) never had any problems with the management side of my role; in fact, I really enjoy it.
Interview: OK, well that’s good news. Well, we need to have a think about it, but we’ll let you know ASAP.
David: Thank you for seeing me today. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

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