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Hotel-tefl An English Language site dedicated to the hotel industry |
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Activities- Describing Jobs
Discussion Have a discussion about your job with others in the class. What is your job title? What are your job duties? What are some of the good things about your job? What are some of the difficult things about your job? How long have you had the job? Do you like your job? Why or why not? What other job would you like to have at the hotel? Are there opportunities for advancement in your job?
Group Work- Appropriate Responses Divide the class into groups. The teams work together to formulate a response to the items listed below. After discussion, one of the team members presents the response to the class. The teacher judges which team presents the best answer based on grammar and language use and pronunciation.
Whole Class- First to Know Put the following jobs an the board and then read the job descriptions. The students listen to the descriptions and determine the job being described. The first person to know the job should race to the board and circle the job and put their initials in the circle. The student with the most initials win.
Clerk/receptionist This person checks people into the hotel. Bell man This person takes guest bags to their room. Tram driver This person drives people to/from various places at the hotel Cook This person prepares food in a restaurant. Pastry chef This person makes bread, cakes, and cookies. Waiter/waitress This person serves guests food in a restaurant. Hostess This person greets guests and takes them to their table in a restaurant. Bar tenders This person makes drinks. General manager This person is the boss. Masseuse This person gives guests massages. Maintenance worker This person fixes things that need repaired. House keeper. This person keeps the rooms clean. Grounds keeper This person cuts grass, trims bushes, and water flowers. Guest relations agent This person works with VIP guests. Health center staff This person assists guests in the gym. |
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