A job opportunity

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You will hear two people talking about a new job opportunity. You will hear the listening twice. Write down the answers to the questions.
After you have finished, click on the arrow to see if you have answered the questions correctly.
  1. Why does she want a new job?.
  2. What is the perfect job for her?.
  3. Which company is offering the position?.
  4. Which language degrees are needed?.
  5. What are the job requirements?.
  6. What type of person are they looking for?.
  7. What is the salary?.
  8. What are the extra benefits?.
  9. What type of expenses are paid for?.
  10. Does she want the job?.
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