Sunday 25 October 2015

Countryside or town - video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6oYO_W7cM0

City and countryside

City vs. Countryside

Looking for a good place to settle is not easy like you finish your homework or your job. I lived in the countryside until 12, and then my family moved to a big city. Thus, I have experienced the conflicting living in the countryside and a big city. By comparing and contrasting my own experience living in the countryside and one in a big city, I would prefer someday to live in a big city because of the modern life, high education, and good health care.
First of all, living in a big city is more modern than one in the countryside. In the countryside, the life is very peaceful and safe. For example, people living in the countryside don't have to worry much about how their life looks. They just go to work and make enough money to support their family. Also, everything in the countryside seems to be quiet, and the neighbourhood is very friendly and generous, too. They can share each other everything such as fruits, foods, and clothing. Therefore, people can enjoy themselves without annoying from anything. Besides, nobody can deny the fresh air in the countryside. The less transportation and more places such as parks and gardens make the countryside become more peaceful and healthy.
Although living in a big city is not peaceful and quiet like living in the countryside, people feel more comfortable and convenient. For instance, if you want to go somewhere or to save your money from gasoline, there are lots of public transportations such as the bus, railroad, and train which are always available to support people. Additionally, a big city is often a place where many problems like robbery, violation, rape, etc... occur mostly in a city, but the security is always available and ready to solve any problem. On the contrary, people living in the countryside lack of this service; for example, if they are in danger, who will be there to save them immediately? The security has to spend at least a half an hour to be there, I guess. In short, living in the countryside is more peaceful and none-stressful, but people living a big city usually have enough supporting services for them.
The second obvious reason why I prefer to live in a big city is the high education. Everyone wants to have a good job to get more money, and one of the best ways to succeed is education. Nowadays there are a lot of famous universities and colleges, and these schools totally locate in a big city. Most of people try to attend these schools to gain their knowledge, so they tend to move and live in a big city. Also, education in a big city supports the high technology that helps students and teachers easily have a successful academic. For example, the increase in the libraries, laps, internet, etc... help students get information anytime they want.
On the contrary, education in the countryside is a serious problem. High school graduation rates in the countryside are always lower than one in a big city. Many people would think that since the students are not intelligent, the graduation rates are low. Nevertheless, it is not true in this case. Students living in the countryside are even more diligent than ones in a big city because there is less entertainment centre for them, so the only thing student should do is to do their homework. However, just a few students succeed in the countryside. The reason must be the lack of good education. The schools didn't support enough reference books in the library, computers, or even good teachers. These lead to why people living in a big city gain more knowledge than ones in the countryside.
The last reason I choose to live in a big city is about health care. Nowadays in the countryside, government established more health care such as the hospital, clinic, and medical station, and people can get there easily and quickly when they are in trouble. However, what people really need is not the number of health care, but the quality of it. For instance, if you are staying at home, and your heart attack is suddenly relapsed, I bet the health care will take long to put you in a hospital. Also, the countryside hospitals can't be sure whether or not they can rescue you because of the lack of the high and modern medical machines. The result is eventually that you still need to be transferred to a big modern hospital in a big city.
A big city is not only a big modern city originally but also a face of a country, so government always supports the best ways and medical services for people. For example, if a country is suffered by a spreading virus such as the swine flu, I believe that people living in a big city will be able to get the vaccine first. Besides, there are many modern medical machines and good doctors that can easily determine what disease a patient gets and then expose the best ways to solve it. All of the reasons about health care above can help us understand how well the health care in a big city is.
In conclusion, people have their own choices to decide to live in the countryside or a big city. As I can see, most of old people probably tend to live in the countryside because they like to have peaceful life and enjoy themselves with the fresh air and quietness. However, other people want their own life comfortable and convenient. For me or even my future family, I would prefer to live in a big city because of the modern life, high education, and good health care.

Describe your town/village, life there, cultural/work/transport/shopping possibilities.
Describe the town of your studies. Did/do you like it?
Would you like to live in the city or village more? Give 10 reasons.

Write 10 advantages, 10 disadvantages of a town/village.

Wednesday 22 April 2015

Children in Care Homes

Watch the video and comment in 10 sentences.

My Placement

What kinds of placement are there at this school?
What was your last placement?
Which placement was the most interesting one?
What was your first placement?
Which placements did you have in the first year of study?
Which placements did you have in the second year of study?
Which placements did you have in the third year of study?
What was your most difficult placement?
Which placement is connected to your thesis?
In which organisations did you work?
What staff worked there?
Can you describe the organisations?
What do you know about the clients?
Were you offered a job?
Which subjects are connected with your placement?
What outputs does your practical training have?
What are the rules you have to keep when attending a placement?

Monday 20 April 2015

My thesis

Na co jste se ptali v dotazníku? What questions did you ask in your questioners?
Co odpovědeli ? What were the answers?
Co nás překvapilo ? What surpised you?
Jaký byly výstupy ? What outputs did you have?
Proč jsme si zvolily výzkum nebo projekt ? Why did you choose a survey/a project?
Je vaše ap propojená s praxí ?  How was your thesis connected to your placement?
Může se ptát na organizaci ve které jsme to dělali What do you know about the organization?
Věk respondentů What was the age of the respondents?
Výzkum jak dál budeme nakládat s daty ( článek,internet) How did you work with the data?

 Where did you find the information for your thesis?
What was the most difficult part of the thesis?

Sunday 1 March 2015

Tasks for 2nd March 2015

Hallo my sweethearts,
your tasks for this week are:
Unit 10 http://uloz.to/xwk8UCUb/unit-10-pdf
2 texts from Human resources management (odkaz na blogu - rozdelte si texty, kazda nam priste predstavi 2 kratsi nebo 1 dlouhy podle domluvy)
Videa Human resources management (odkaz na blogu)

Job interview tips

Watch the videos and describe in 15 sentences
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSylCmes5dw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epcc9X1aS7o

We are looking for the first job



We are looking for the first job

Let's try to compare finding a job to something more pleasant, like a holiday.
Before we get on the train or the plane, we will certainly know a few important things. We will know what hotel we are going to have, how many days we are going to spend on holiday, we have learned something about the country, people, maybe even habits, etc.

The information that we should know when looking for our future work, can be summarized in several points:

-          The way how the open competition is performed
-          What are the criteria for acceptance of suitable candidates
-          What is the possible further development in the field and in the company
-          Is the job permanent or seasonal
-          Is the job new (newly created) or is anyone leaving it

Where to find such information?

-          Newspaper
-          Professional publications (annual reports, print material of the company...)
-          The Internet
-          Friends and their experience
-          My experience from internships, placements etc.

Each of these sources has its advantages and disadvantages, but if we combine information from them, we will obtain a sufficiently complete picture of the employer as well as the workplace.

Remember that it is always better to get information from different sources, because if we rely only on one source, we cannot be sure, whether our information is sufficiently accurate.

The employer often does not employ the best candidate but the most suitable one.
Allow the possibility that first job will not be completely according to our ideas, do not let this discourage you and success will surely come.



Monday 5 January 2015