Anglais RH/ HR ESL

Hello to you all

here are some interesting videos with tips for your job interviews

Watch them and if you have any questions send me an email at thierry.sadiki@hotmail.fr

1- How Can I Make A Good First Impression?

2-How To Ace A Job Interview

3- Why don’t you tell me about yourself?

4- What are your weaknesses?

5- Where do you see yourself in 5 years’ time?

6- What are your strengths?

7- Why do you want to work for this company?

Some more videos to be found here

http://tinyurl.com/6ygh6ka

Enjoy

Thierry

Here is a very well-made online « guide » on job interviews. All you need to know!

http://tiny.cc/zni3a

I will post some videos during the week-end.

Have a nice week-end.

Thierry

Writing a job ad is not an easy task. In class, we saw some examples of job ads.

so you have to create a job ad including (with as many details as possible) information on your company.

Here are some tips on how to write a job ad.

The most important parts of the ad:

• job title
• employer or recruitment agency/consultancy
• job base location
• succinct description of business/organization/division activity and market position and aims
• to whom the position reports – or other indication of where the role is in the structure
• outline of job role and purpose – expressed in the ‘second-person’ (you, your, etc)
• indication of scale, size, responsibility, timescale, and territory of role
• outline of ideal candidate profile – expressed in ‘second-person’
• indicate qualifications and experience required (which could be incorporated within candidate profile)
• salary or salary guide
• whether the role is full-time or permanent or a short-term contract (if not implicitly clear from elsewhere in the advert)
• other package details or guide (pension, car etc)
• explanation of recruitment process
• response and application instructions
• contact details as necessary, for example, address, phone, fax, email, etc.
• job and or advert reference (advert references help you analyse results from different adverts for the same job)
• website address
• corporate branding
• quality accreditations, for example in the UK, Investor in People
• equal opportunities statement

Click on the image to see another example and

if you want to read the whole articles click on the following links

http://tiny.cc/011do

http://tiny.cc/8evju

http://tiny.cc/52cph

Have a nice day

Thierry

Hi to you all

Just a quick word to wish you a and a

and come back in a tip top shape.

Thierry Sadiki

Bonjour,

traduire un diplôme français en anglais peut être très délicat selon à qui l’on s’adresse. Un tableau explicatif et récapitulatif.

La situation est encore différente au Canada par exemple par rapport aux USA. (un document en anglais très bien fait sur le système universitaire français avec un comparatif avec le Canada)

http://www.ambafrance-ca.org/IMG/pdf/Systeme_universitaire_Anglais.pdf

Pour les USA:

Hello

here are some more information and links to help you fill in the standard application form.

First the school systems in the USA, the UK and France (a word document)

the-school-systems

Links to some of the diplomas:

The HND or Higher National Diploma warded by the The Business & Technology Education Council (BTEC)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Higher_National_Diploma

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BTEC

The GCSE:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GCSE

A-Levels in the UK

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Level_(UK)

A part of the list of the subjects you can take for A-Levels

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Advanced_Level_subjects

The Scottish Higher

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scottish_Higher

The GNVQ

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNVQ

The Irish Leaving Certificate:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irish_Leaving_Certificate

The Msc or Master of Science

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Master_of_Science#United_Kingdom

The PhD

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PhD

Undergraduate studies:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Undergraduate_education

Postgraduate studies

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Postgraduate

If you still have with , do not hesitate to send me an email.

thierry.sadiki@hotmail.fr

Thierry

Hi there

Here is the grammar worksheet in our series on the simple present in a pdf format that you can download.

simple present worksheet

Links to some application exercises that you can do.

http://www.tinyyoururl.com/?r=5m

http://www.tinyyoururl.com/?r=5n

http://www.tinyyoururl.com/?r=5o

http://www.tinyyoururl.com/?r=5p

http://www.tinyyoururl.com/?r=5q

http://www.tinyyoururl.com/?r=5r

Enjoy and if you have questions, send me a message

Thierry

Hello

Here is the English to French version of the  Human Resources Management Vocabulary

http://www.tinyyoururl.com/?r=5i

Enjoy and if you have questions, send me an email.

Thierry

Hello

the next step will be to work on the SAF.

You can download it in a word format by clicking below

The Standard Application Form

It replaces the CV and the cover letter for some job applications.

Why is it of interest? It replaces covering letters and CV and will enable employers to screen all the candidates using the same tools.

We will give all the details concerning the different sections so that you can start filling  it in in class and finish at home.

Thierry

Bonjour à tous,
je rappelle que le cours de Master IRH est évalué en contrôle continu sur le contenu du cours.

Le contrôle continu comprend tous les travaux faits en cours (qui sont des parties du cours):

-présentations diverses (présentation d’une personne de façon formelle ou informelle, présentation d’un poste, de son entreprise…)

-simulations entretien d’embauche,

-simulations appel téléphonique…

ainsi que les travaux spécifiques à rendre:

-Data sheet,

-Standard Application Form,

-CV,

-lettre de motivation,

-étude de cas… entre autre.

Il y aura aussi des révisions de grammaire en relation avec les ressources humaines selon les besoins de communication des étudiants.

Plus la présence qui est obligatoire ainsi que la participation

pendant le cours et les travaux en groupes.

Bonne journée

Thierry