Vocabulary.

to complete a vocational school, college or university successfully

very important for doing something

something that is needed or asked

people who work for an organisation, especially for business

a job that no one is doing and is available for someone new to do

a person or a job with a good salary

to look very hard for someone

a person who requests a job

a state or a place where you are not in danger

to request a job by writing or sending in a form

to ask smb if they would like to have smth/to do smth

to get smth

be pleased because of smth

to give smth that someone need

possibility to do smth

to complete a vocational school, college or univerversity successfully

to request doing something, usually officially in writing

to ask smb if they would liketo have smth / to do smth

a fixed amount of money agreed on every year as a pay for an employee

a person and a job with a good salary

a business that makes money by finding jobs for people

a person who ia a leader of a team

a person who controls

a person who requesta a job

a business that makes money by finding jobs for people

a person or a job with a good salary

a fixed amount of money agreed on every year as a pay for an employee

to have an authority over smth / smb and the duty of taking care of it / them

to request a job by writing or sending in a form

to give smth that someone need

an employment agency

teacher's training course

primary school preparation

advertising office

an experience

an excperience

an experiense

an engineer, a bank clerk, a computer programmer

a mechanic, a builder, a plumber, an electrician or a carpenter

a journalist, a librarian, an editor or a translator

to ask

to request

to work

to apply

staff

colleagues

bosses

sellers

Jessica:I am a native speaker of English. I can read and write Spanish. I'll apply fot the job.

Helen: I am a native speaker of English, but I can't read and write Spanish.