五四制六年级下册招募职位英语作文
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五四制六年级下册招募职位英语作文
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篇1
My Dream Job - A Super Fun Career Fair!
Hi everyone! My name is Alex and I'm a 6th grader at Oakwood Elementary School. Today I want to tell you all about the awesome career fair we had last week. It was super fun and helped me figure out what kind of job I might want when I grow up!
First, let me tell you how it all started. A few weeks ago, our teacher Mrs. Johnson told the class that we were going to have a career fair. She said lots of grown-ups with different jobs were coming to tell us what they do for work. I didn't know much about career fairs, but it sounded really cool!
Mrs. Johnson split us into small groups and each group got assigned to "recruit" or invite people with certain types of jobs. My group was in charge of asking people with jobs related to art, music, and entertainment. We made big, colorful posters with things like "Come share your artsy job at our career fair!" We had
to introduce ourselves politely and explain what the fair was when we asked grown-ups to come.
The first person I asked was my neighbor Michelle. She's a graphic designer who makes logos, websites, and ads for companies. She seemed really excited and said she'd love to come talk about her creative job. Success!
Next, I asked my aunt Emily if she wanted to come. Aunt Emily is a musician and plays the flute in an orchestra. She said "Absolutely!" and told me she couldn't wait to show us her cool instrument.
My friend Jayden's dad does lighting and special effects for concerts and movies. That sounded like the perfect job for our entertainment category. Jayden and I made a whole presentation about why Mr. Clarke should come, and he happily agreed.
On the day of the career fair, our gymnasium was full of grown-ups ready to present their jobs. I was so excited checking out all the different booths and displays they had set up. There were firefighters with their trucks, doctors with x-rays, engineers with robots, and so much more!
Our art/music/entertainment section was packed too. Michelle had a screen showing the logos and ads she designed.
She had us try making logos on her computer - it was harder than I thought! Aunt Emily played some beautiful flute music and taught us about reading notes. And Mr. Clarke turned down the lights and did a mini light show to show how he makes concerts look awesome.
After the presenters were done, we got to go around and ask them questions. I asked Michelle what her favorite kind of design to make was. She said she loves coming up with new app icons because she gets to be really creative with the images and colors.
I asked Aunt Emily if she ever got nervous playing in front of huge audiences. She said she uses deep breaths to stay calm and just focuses on the music. I'll keep that in mind for any big presentations I have to do!
And I asked Mr. Clarke what the coolest special effect he ever did was. He told me about this one time he made it look like a truck was getting struck by lightning - using just lights and smoke! He showed me a video and it looked so real. That's when I decided special effects has to be one of the coolest jobs ever.
Once the career fair wrapped up, we all headed back to class and wrote down our dream jobs. I couldn't pick just one, so I wrote that I'd love to be a special effects designer or a musician.
Aunt Emily said she could give me flute lessons, and Mr. Clarke said I could job shadow him at his next concert. I can't wait!
The career fair was such an awesome experience. We learned about so many interesting jobs, from firefighters to programmers to artists. And we got to ask professionals tons of questions to learn what their jobs are really like. I'm really glad our school put it together because it helped me start thinking about potential future careers. Maybe I'll be designing logos or playing in an orchestra when I grow up. Or who knows, maybe I'll find a new dream job before then! Getting to explore so many fields at the career fair opened my eyes to all the possibilities out there. I can't wait to see what job I'll end up doing!
篇2
Here's an essay about recruiting job positions in the 6th grade for the second semester of the 5+4 school system, written in English from the perspective of an elementary school student (approximately 2,000 words):
My Dream Jobs for the Future
Hi there, friends! It's me, your buddy Emily. Today, I want to share with you some of the coolest jobs I dream of having when I grow up. You know how in our class we have all those different
job positions? Well, I've been thinking about what kind of jobs I'd love to do in the future, and let me tell you, they're super exciting!
First up, I've always wanted to be a scientist. Can you imagine spending your days experimenting, mixing chemicals, and discovering new things? That's like a real-life magic show! As the Class Scientist, I would love to conduct fun experiments and share my findings with everyone. Who knows, maybe I'll even invent something that changes the world? How awesome would that be?
Another job that has always fascinated me is being a teacher. Teachers are like superheroes, sharing their knowledge and helping us learn new things every day. If I were the Class Teacher, I would make learning so much fun that no one would ever want to miss a class. We could have interactive games, field trips, and lots of hands-on activities to keep everyone engaged and excited about learning.
Then there's the Class Artist position. Oh, how I dream of being an artist! Imagine creating beautiful paintings, sketching amazing drawings, or sculpting incredible masterpieces. As the Class Artist, I would decorate our classroom with colorful murals and organize art exhibitions to showcase everyone's talents. Art
has the power to make the world a more beautiful place, and I would love to contribute to that.
Speaking of making the world a better place, have you ever considered being an environmental activist? As the Class Environmental Officer, I would lead campaigns to raise awareness about protecting our planet. We could organize recycling drives, plant trees, and educate others about the importance of sustainability. Together, we could make a real difference and ensure a greener future for all.
Now, let's talk about something truly adventurous – being an explorer! Can you picture it? Venturing into uncharted territories, discovering new lands, and meeting different cultures. As the Class Explorer, I would organize virtual field trips to amazing places around the world, allowing us to experience different environments and learn about diverse traditions without ever leaving our classroom.
Of course, no dream job list would be complete without mentioning the role of a professional athlete. Imagine being the Class Sports Captain, leading our team to victory in exciting competitions! I would organize fun sports activities, teach everyone new skills, and inspire everyone to stay active and
healthy. Who knows, maybe one day I'll even compete in the Olympics!
These are just a few of the many dream jobs I aspire to have when I grow up. There are so many incredible possibilities out there, and I can't wait to explore them all. Who knows what amazing adventures and discoveries await us in the future?
Remember, friends, the key is to follow your passions, work hard, and never give up on your dreams. With determination and a positive attitude, anything is possible. So, let's keep dreaming big and making those dreams a reality, one step at a time!
篇3
Hey guys! It's me again, your pal Alex. I'm really excited because our teacher Mrs. Johnson just announced a super cool project for our English class. We get to create our own pretend company and recruit for different job positions! How awesome is that?
I've been putting a lot of thought into what kind of company I want. At first, I was thinking maybe a video game company because I'm obsessed with gaming. But then I remembered how much I love going to the movies, especially seeing those giant superhero blockbusters on the huge screen. That's when it hit
me - I'm going to start my own movie studio! I'm calling it "Alex's Awesome Films" because, well, my name is Alex and I want my movies to be awesome. Duh!
Okay, so the first position I need to recruit for is the Director. This is like the captain of the whole movie ship. The Director has to make all the big decisions on what the film will be about, who the actors are, what it's going to look like, everything! I need someone really creative and who has a vision. Maybe someone who loves coming up with wild stories during recess about aliens and haunted forests. That person would be perfect to direct an epic sci-fi adventure or chilling horror flick!
Next up, I need a good Screenwriter. This is the person who takes the Director's ideas and turns them into an actual script with dialogue and scene descriptions and all that jazz. It has to be someone who is a great writer and can bring the characters and story to life on the page. I'm picturing someone who is always doodling in their notebooks and making up funny comics about the teachers. Their weird, silly sense of humor would make for an awesome comedy script!
Of course, no movie would be complete without amazing Actors to play all the different roles. I'll need loads of Actors - maybe one person can play the hero, another the sidekick,
someone else the villain, you get the picture. We'll need Actors who can really get into character and make you believe they ARE that person. The class clowns who are always cracking jokes and doing impressions of people would be naturals for this. The quieter kids who are super dramatic about everything could also make for incredible Actors.
While the Actors are the stars on the screen, every film needs a stellar Cinematographer working behind the scenes.
That'sfancyspeak for the person operating the cameras and figuring out all the angles and shots that will look the coolest. This job is perfect for that kid who's always looking at things from a different perspective, finding the most interesting points of view. You know, the one who goes "Whoa, did you ever look at Mrs. Applebee's teeth from this angle before? So weird!"
Lighting is also hugely important to make the movie look just right. We need an amazing Lighting Crew to operate all those big bright lamps and adjust the lighting depending on the scene. Maybe there's a kid in our class who's obsessed with fires and candles and making awesome shadow puppets on the walls. Their creativity with lighting sources could come in clutch here!
No movie is complete without some amazing special effects like CGI robots or spaceships or whatever crazy thing we can
dream up. That's where the VFX Crew comes in. I'm picturing kids who are coding whizzes and can do awesome stuff on computers. Or anyone who's into arts and crafts and making mind-blowing dioramas and models could easily work VFX magic.
While all the moviemaking is happening, we'll need a dedicated Marketing Team working hard to promote the film and get people excited to see it. We're talking trailers, posters, TV ads, the whole shebang. The kids who are always doodling the coolest designs on their binders could draw up some sick posters. And that loud kid who's always yelling about anything and everything could record the perfect high-energy voiceovers for the trailers.
Last but not least, once the movie is finally done, we need to get it out into the world! That calls for a crack Distribution Crew to supply our awesome films to movie theaters everywhere. The kids who are amazing at trading things could put those skills to use - getting our movies onto every big screen possible through their master bartering abilities.
Phew, that's a ton of important positions we need to fill! I already have so many of my classmates in mind for each role. This is gonna be the best pretend movie studio ever. With my leadership and vision as the Head Honcho (that's what they call
the boss in the movies), I just know Alex's Awesome Films is gonna shake up the entertainment world. Our movies are gonna be out-of-this-world incredible!
I'll make sure all my crew members feel appreciated, because teamwork is what makes the dream work. And if we keep our eye on the prize of creating the coolest, most mind-blowing films ever, there's no limit to what we can accomplish! Runaway hit movies, Oscars, action figures - you name it, it's ours for the taking!
So whaddya say, who wants to join my revolutionary movie studio? Whether you're a dreamer, creator, performer, or just someone who loves movies as much as me, there's a spot for you here. Alex's Awesome Films is coming for that #1 spot at the box office, so hop on board! Let's get filming, guys!
篇4
Job Recruitment for Fifth Grade of Elementary School (Second Semester)
Hey there, friends! It's me, your pal Emily. I'm so excited to share something super fun with you all today. Have you ever thought about what kind of job you might want when you grow
up? Well, get ready because our class is going to have our very own job recruitment event!
What's a job recruitment, you ask? It's when different jobs or careers come to you and try to get you interested in working for them. Kind of like how stores have sales to get you to buy their stuff, but with jobs instead. Isn't that cool?
Our teacher, Mrs. Johnson, told us that we're going to have representatives from all sorts of different career paths come and give presentations about what they do. Then, we get to ask them questions and learn more about their jobs. The best part? At the end, we'll each get to "apply" for the job we like best and make a case for why we'd be perfect for it!
Now, I know what some of you might be thinking - "But Emily, we're only in fifth grade! Why do we need to think about jobs already?" Well, you make a great point. We definitely don't need to have our entire lives planned out just yet. But it's never too early to start exploring different possibilities and seeing what kinds of things interest us.
Who knows, maybe one of the jobs will totally blow your mind and you'll find your calling. Or maybe you'll decide that none of them are for you, and that's okay too! The point is to
have fun, use our imaginations, and start getting ideas about the amazingly diverse world of careers out there waiting for us.
So, what kinds of jobs am I talking about here? Well, Mrs. Johnson said they'll have representatives from places like:
• A doctor's office (Maybe you'll want to be a pediatrician like my friend Danny's mom and help kids feel better!)
• A science lab (I magine getting to mix up crazy concoctions and discover new things every day!)
• A camping supply store (For all you outdoorsy adventurer types who love exploring nature.)
• A bakery (Hello, sugar lovers! This one's for those with a major sweet tooth like me.)
• A video game design studio (Create the next big blockbuster game that all your friends go wild over!)
• A dance studio (Let your body move to the groove and inspire others with your fancy footwork.)
• A construction site (For those who like building stuff with their hands and working as a team.)
• A pet grooming salon (Passionate about pampering pooches? This could be your perfect gig!)
And that's just for starters! They'll have folks from so many other fascinating lines of work too. I can't wait to hear what they all have to say.
Now, I've been doing my homework on this job recruitment thing, and let me tell you - it's going to be competitive! We'll need to bring our A-game if we want the job representatives to pick us. Here are some tips I've learned that can help:
Ask lots of thoughtful questions to show you're really interested and paying attention during the presentations. The representatives love that!
Share examples of times you've done activities related to that career, like playing vet with your stuffed animals or doing science experiments at home. Prove you've got some skills!
Make sure you dress neatly and have good posture. First impressions are important in the job world.
Practice giving a little "pitch" about why you'd be awesome at that job. Use descriptive words to sell yourself.
Most importantly, be yourself and let your passion shine through! Don't just say what you think the recruiter wants to hear.
I already have an idea of the job I'll be going after - a role at that bakery for sure! I mean, could there be anything better than getting to spend every day surrounded by sweet treats and delicious smells? Teaching myself to decorate cakes and cookies is my favorite hobby. With my creative flair, I know I'd be an asset to their team.
But who knows, maybe once I hear from that video game designer I'll get blown away and change my mind. That's why it's so great we get this opportunity to explore. The possibilities are endless, and I can't wait to see where everyone's interests lie.
No matter what job ends up catching your eye, I just know this is going to be such an educational and fun experience. We're lucky to have teachers like Mrs. Johnson who go the extra mile to make learning interactive and engaging for us.
We've got a few weeks until our big recruitment day, so start brainstorming now about what kinds of questions you want to ask and what you might say to sell yourself to your dream job. And don't worry, I'll be sure to give you all plenty of tips and pointers along the way to ensure we're all prepared to knock their socks off!
Alright friends, that's all for me today. I'm off to start practicing my baking pitch - gotta make sure I have those
buttercream swirls absolutely perfect. I'll see you all in class soon to continue prepping for the most epic job recruitment this elementary school has ever seen!
篇5
Calling All 6th Graders! We Need Your Help!
Hi everyone! My name is Jamie and I'm a 6th grader at Oakwood Elementary. I'm here to tell you about some super cool job opportunities we have coming up. It's going to be awesome!
You're probably thinking "A job? But I'm just a kid!" Well, let me explain. Every year, the 6th graders at our school get to run lots of fun activities and events for the whole school. But we need your help to make it all happen!
We've got all sorts of different jobs available. There's something for everyone, no matter what kind of things you're into or what skills you have. Let me tell you about some of the positions:
Activity Coordinators
Do you love games, sports, and being active? Then you'll want to be an Activity Coordinator! We need people to plan super fun events like field days, school carnivals, talent shows
and more. You'll get to come up with amazing game ideas and competitions. It's a great way to showcase your creativity and leadership skills.
Arts & Crafts Crew
If you're an artistic person who enjoys making things, the Arts & Crafts Crew is the place for you. You'll be in charge of leading all kinds of cool art projects and craft activities throughout the year. Get ready to get messy with paints, glue, clay and more as we make decorations, gifts and other creations.
School Store Managers
Who doesn't love shopping? The School Store is where students can buy supplies, snacks, toys and other fun stuff. As a Store Manager, you'll help pick out the inventory, keep the store organized and run the cash registers during store hours. If you're a math whiz and want to learn about business, this is an awesome opportunity.
School Historians
Attention all writers, photographers and video makers! We need you to join the School Historians team. Your job will be to capture and document all the amazing events and memories from our final year. You'll write articles for the school newspaper,
snap photographs, and record video footage. Then you'll get to put it all together into incredible yearbooks and video presentations that we'll get to keep forever!
Green Team
Our school cares a lot about the environment and sustainability. If you want to make a difference and learn about being eco-friendly, join the Green Team. You'll lead recycling efforts, do energy audits, organize park clean-ups and come up with ways for the school to reduce waste. This is your chance to go green and save the planet!
Those are just some of the job openings we have. There are lots more too, like DJs for school dances, tech support for our computer labs, tour guides for visitors, and many others. No matter your talents and interests, there's a place for you!
Now you know about all the amazing jobs. But why should you apply? Well, first of all, these jobs let you build awesome skills that will help you in the future. You'll learn about leadership, teamwork, public speaking, organization and more. Those are all qualities that teachers, employers and colleges love to see.
Plus, doing these jobs looks super impressive on applications and resumes. It shows you're a hard worker who goes above and beyond. Trust me, it will make you stand out!
Lastly, and most importantly, it's just really fun! You'll get to work closely with your friends to create amazing events for the whole school to enjoy. What could be better than that?
If you want one of these incredible job opportunities, you'll need to apply. Don't worry, it's easy! Just write a letter or make a video explaining:
Which job(s) you're interested in
What makes you the perfect person for that job
Why you want the job
Then turn in your application by next Friday. A team of teachers will review all the applications and do interviews to decide who gets hired for each role.
I really hope you decide to apply. We need tons of helpers to make this our best year yet! Even if you don't get one of the bigger leadership jobs, there will still be plenty of ways to get involved.
What are you waiting for? Start working on those applications today! This is your chance to really make your mark on our school. I can't wait to work with you and put on amazing events we'll never forget. The future is in our hands, 6th graders!。