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What did you least enjoy about your time at university?
During my first and second year of studying I had a lot of subjects that were, from my point of view useless.(economics, russian lang, PE). Of course, I understand, that everybody shouuld know a basys from these fields, but all these subjects were taught in a very inefficient way, like just in order to complete our timetable.
What was the most challenging aspect of your degree course?
French. I had a wery poor knowledge in French, so it was tough enough to get on well with all the amount of work I was given. I did my best and raised my level of French from practicaly zero to B2 and graduated from the university with exellent results in french.
What skills did you develop at university? How will your degree help you in this position?
Ability to work in team, responsibility for everything I do, ability to work quickly and effectively. I had a course on tourism where I have taught to work effectively with clients, to answer calls and inquiries in a right way and to provide them with high-quality service
What experience do you have that is relevant for this position?
When I worked as administrator at the cultural centre I greeted visitors and responded to telephone and in-person requests for information. I promptly dealt with general inquiries from stuff members and clients via telephone and e-mail. Processing orders and handling shipping was also a daily part of my schedule. I was in charge of money handling, worked with a cash register, accepted money for the events’ entree fee and payments of different products and compiled profitability reports. A schedule of all the activities had to be constantly updated and maintained with the relevant information, so I have an experience in working with a database. I’m computer-literate and I have no problem in using printer and photocopier as I used them a lot during my work in the cultural centre of French speaking countries.
When the centre’s executives needed support and extra tasks completed I made my priority to assist them: this included handling extra projects as required. So I’m sure I have all the skills you need exept dealing specifically with passports and visas, but I don’t think it will be a problem.
Why did you leave your last job?
Because it was difficult to combine my studying in the university with a job, even if it was part-time. My first priority was to study at that time.
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Why should we hire you?
Because I have all the skills necessary for this position. I have a wide experience in communication with customers and answering telephone and e-mail queries. I’m used to money handling, working with a database. I’m computer-literate and I have no problem in using printer and photocopier. I have a lot of experience in dealing with people from other countries. I’m always polite, courteous ,respectful with customers, colleagues and co-workers, accurate in working with documents, conscientious and careful in everything, methodical and organized and capable to work in a timely manner. Also I’m very motivated in working here. I’m flexible and I’m willing to earn some new skills and to develop myself.
What university did you attend and why did you choose it? What did you learn during your time at university?
Firstly I entered Moscow state linguistic university (institute of Maurice Thorez) and studied there for a year. I wasn’t satisfied with the learning process and decided to change the university. (There were a lot of interesting theory courses but I wasn’t satisfied with the practical ones. Firstly I didn’t have an opportunity to choose my first foreign language and despite the fact that I’d been learning eng and french I had to study german. Then, our second language was english and we studied it from the very beginning and in a very inefficient way.) So I took my documents and entered Institute of foreign languages of MGPU (Moscow city teacher’s training university). I choose it because I wanted to practise languages moreand that institute was famous for its practical programs.
My specialisation was Theory and practise of intercultural communication, and it was really practical: Most of my lessons were devoted to a language practise,
I had courses with native speakers,
my groupmates and me were involved in creation of different projects and organisation of different events
Our university had a good relationship with some travel agencies and they often send to us groups of tourists from Canada and we made some excursions around our university, told them about educational system in Russia and showed them some of our lessons.
I also participated in organization of olympiad in languages for school students.
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Living in a big city
Living in a big city has its advantages and drawbacks as well.Every person choose for himself whether to live in such a place or not.
From the one hand living in a big city may be very convenient. You can reach any place you like without any problems. A subway, trams, buses - all the public transport works in a smoothy way.
It's obviously, that big cities roll in places of entertainment. City life is really vibrant. In the night you can always hear some buzz, all the restaurants and bars are usually packed. All the servises tend to be well-run.
But of course, we can't deny a lot of minuses of living in a city. There are a lot of people there, and it causes a number of serious problems.
The first problem is conestion on the roads, to which people have already got used. Every morning and evening cars just crawl along bumper to bumper for hours.
The second problem is a polluted air. Sometimes you choke on the fumes while just walking in the city.
The third serious problem is an unsafety on the streets. It can be very dangerous to walk in the dark time because of a high risk of muging, especially in the filthy deprived quarters, with derelict or run-down buildings, where you wouldn't find any affluent people on posh cars.
Besides, there are a lot of appalling dumps in such places, which are often crumbled, and that only reinforces a stink of a litter.
Let's think that nowadays, when the cities are only sprawling more, the government does some efforts to get rid of these problems and to make our life in cities more comfortable!
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Salut, Rose! J'avais la même problème comme toi, je souffrais d'insomnies, chaque jour je ne pouvais pas s'endormir pendant des heures. Et le matin, bien sûr, j.avais des grosses difficultés à me lever. Tout la journée j'avais la tête lourde et le coup de barre. Et le soir le problème revient et je n'ai qu'à attendre pendant des heures.
Heureusement, j'ai lu un article de l'homme qui avait trouvé la solution vraiment efficace. La chose proposé par cet homme est très simple, mais ça marche! Il a décidé de se lever au même temps chaque jour ne payant pas attention à quel heure il s'était couché à la veille. C'était difficile, mais cela valait la peine! Si le sommeil manquait à son organisme et il voulait dormir déjà tôt le soir il allait tout simplement au lit et il s'endormait facilement.
J'ai décidé de suivre l'exemple de cet homme. Bien sûr la première semaine était horrible, je me sentais affaiblie, je voulais toujours dormir, mais finalement c'était ma but de vouloir dormir! La, il y a la chose très importante, tu ne dois pas te permettre d'aller au lit après-midi. Si ça passe, tout est raté. Mais si non, tu n'aurai pas d'insomnie! Quant à moi, mon organisme a trouvé son balance et maintenant je me lève toujours tôt dans la matinée et je vais au lit quand mon corps le veut. C'est la chose très simple, mais cela est avéré génial! Essayes-cela! Finalement je te souhaite un sommeil paisible!
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