Unit 6. Future jobs

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Interviewer: Good morning, Mr Mason. Take a seat, please.
Interviewee: Thank you.
Interviewer: Now, I can see from your CV that you graduated from Bristol University just over a year ago?
Interviewee: Yes, that`s right.
Interviewer: So can you tell me a little bit about what you`ve been doing since then?
Interviewee: Yes, first of all, I got a summer job as a group leader at a children`s summer camp in Canada. That`s something that I`d previously done in France, and I`ve always enjoyed working with kids. When that was over, I came back to London and got a job as a studio assistant in a local community TV station.
Interviewer: What were your duties there?
Interviewee: Well, basically I did everything, you know, from taking calls to responding to emails and maintaining the website, right the way through to interviewing and helping out with the filming and editing. It`s a small company, so I got a chance to try a little bit of everything.
Interviewer: What did you enjoy most?
Interviewee: I guess the interviewing. I think I`m quite outgoing, so I love meeting people and finding out about them.
Interviewer: I see, right. So what about the future? Where do you see yourself in five years` time?
Interviewee: I`d like to work for a larger TV network, perhaps as an interviewer for a regular programme, either interviewing guests in the studio or going out and about, interviewing members of the public.
Interviewer: And what made you decide to apply for a job with us?
Interviewee: I think this is a well-known company that`s got a very good reputation, so I felt it would be the ideal place to develop my skills, and hopefully contribute something with my enthusiasm and willingness to learn.
Interviewer: OK, well, thank you for coming in today. Obviously, we have a few more candidates to consider, so we will be making a selection in a week or so, and we`ll let you know one way or the other.
Interviewee: OK, thanks.