فرنلیش - B2 listening about jobs

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Listen to five people talking about their experience on jobs. which speaker metioned the following statements? Write A,B, C, ... in the gap.

I've been writing for as long as I can remember, and it's something I want to continue to do for a living when I've finished university. I say 'continue' because I've already had one collection of short stories published and I've just started another. I write mostly late at night and at weekends, always after I've finished my course work. I'm doing a math degree, which has little to do with writing, but I believe in keeping my options open, just in case my creativity runs out.

For some strange reason I want to be a tattoo artist: you know, paint people's bodies. I'm doing a course in graphic design at art college, which I've been told will be useful. The brother of a friend of mine has a studio and he let me go and watch him work when I'm not studying at the college. It's the only way to learn, as there are no official courses and no specific qualifications for tattoo artists. At least, not as far as I know.

As soon as I leave school, I'm going to join the Anny. I tried to do it when I was to but they told me to go back when I was older - so I will! You can learn a trade and do almost anyone you want to, and they let you study while you're working. I'd like to work as a physical training instructor, and then maybe later try and get an engineering qualification or something like that. My granddad's an ex-soldier and he always told such good stories that I knew that was what I wanted to do. My parents just think I'm crazy.

I hope one day to be a speech therapist. I’ll have to get a degree in speech therapy first, and to do that I'll need to get good grades next year in my 'A' levels. It's a job which involves helping people who have difficulty communicating, and I've always known I wanted to work in one of the 'caring professions'. My uncle's a speech therapist. but I learnt all about it from a TV documentary I saw a few years ago. And that's when I thought; 'I want to do that'. Then last year I did some voluntary work while I was studying for my GCSEs, and I was hooked.

I haven't made up my mind yet, but I'd quite like to go into teaching. Naturally I've had lots of advice from teachers at school about how to go about it and how hard I'll have to work for my exams. But to be honest my decision is based not so much on my academic abilities but rather on the fact that I just feel I'd be right for the job. The teachers I look up to at school are all dynamic, outgoing people and that's precisely how I like to see myself.

A I will need a specific qualification to do this job.

B I combine work with studying.

C I disagree with the careers advice I have been given.

D I heard about this job from someone in my family.

E I think I have the necessary personal qualities.

F I am studying a relevant subject.

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