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Interview with a careers-officer

An interview with a careers officer.

A careers officer is often a teacher at school who tries to help students to choose what to do when they leave school.

Put the interview in the correct order.

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Why's that sir? I hadn't thought about that. It's a good idea. Thank you, sir. Good morning, sir. It will be easier to find a job if you have a joint degree, in, say, languages and Economics. Well, I'm good at languages, so I thought I might study French and Spanish. What are you planning to study at university? Have you decided what you're going to do when you leave school? I see. Languages are very interesting but you should think about studying something else too. Yes, sir. I'd like to go on to university. Good morning, Mary.