3. The career ladder Getting a job

3. The career ladder Getting a job When Paul left school he applied for (= wrote an official request for) a job in the accounts department of a local engineering company. They gave him a job as a trainee (= a very junior person in a company). He didn't earn very much but they gave him a lot of training (= organised help and advice with learning the job), and sent him on training courses. Note: Training is an uncountable noun, so you cannot say 'a training'. You can only talk about training (in general), or a training course (if you want to refer to just one). Here you. can use the verbs do or go on: I did / went on several training courses last year. Moving up Paul worked hard at the company and his prospects (= future possibilities in the job) looked good. After his first year he got a good pay rise (= more money), and after two years he was promoted (= given a higher position with more money and responsibility). After six years he was in charge of (= responsible for / the boss of) the accounts department with five other employees (= workers in the company) under him (= under his responsibility/authority). Leaving the company By the time Paul was 30, however, he decided he wanted a fresh challenge (= a new exciting situation). He was keen to work abroad, so he resigned from his company (= officially told the company he was leaving his job; you can also say 'he quit the company') and started looking for a new job with a bigger company. After a couple of months he managed to find a job with an international company which involved (= inciuded) a lot of foreign travel. He was very excited about the new job and at first he really enjoyed the travelling, but ... Hard times After about six months, Paul started to dislike the constant moving around, and after a year he hated it; he hated living in hotels, and he never really made any friends in the new company. Unfortunately his work was not satisfactory either and finally he was sacked (4told to leave the company / dismissed / given the sack) .a year later. -After that, Paul found things much more difficult. He was unemployed (= out of work / without a job) for over a year. He had to sell his car and move out of his new house. Things were looking bad and in the end Paul had to .accept a part-time job (= working only some of the day or some of the week) on a fruit and vegetable stall in a market. Happier times To his surprise, Paul loved the market. He made lots of friends enjoyed working out in the open air. After two years, he took over (= took control of) the stall. Two years later he opened a second stall, and after ten years he had fifteen stalls. Last year Paul retired (= stopped working completely) at the age of 5'5, a very rich man.

Результаты (английский) 1:

3. Карьерная лестница
получение работы
когда Павел окончил школу он подал заявление (=написал официальный запрос на) работу в бухгалтерии местной инженерной компании. Они дали ему работу стажера (=очень молодой человек в компании). Он не очень много зарабатывал, но они дали ему много обучения (=организованная помощь и советы с изучением работы), и отправили его на учебные курсы.
Примечание: обучение-это несчетное существительное, поэтому вы не можете сказать "обучение". Вы можете говорить только об обучении (в целом) или учебном курсе (если вы хотите обратиться только к одному). Здесь вы. может использовать глаголы делать или идти дальше: я сделал / пошел на несколько учебных курсов в прошлом году.
Двигаемся вверх
Пол много работал в компании, и его перспективы (= будущие возможности в работе) выглядели хорошо. После первого года он получил хорошую прибавку к зарплате (=больше денег), а через два года его повысили (=дали более высокую должность с большим количеством денег и ответственности). Через шесть лет он был начальником (= ответственным за / начальником) бухгалтерии с пятью другими сотрудниками (= работниками в компании) под его началом (= под его ответственностью/полномочиями).
Уход из компании
Однако к тому времени, когда Полу исполнилось 30 лет, он решил, что ему нужен новый вызов (= новая захватывающая ситуация). Он стремился работать за границей, поэтому он ушел из своей компании (= официально сказал компании, что он оставляет свою работу; вы также можете сказать: "он ушел из компании") и начал искать новую работу в более крупной компании. Через пару месяцев ему удалось устроиться на работу в международную компанию, которая занималась (= инициировала) большим количеством зарубежных поездок. Он был очень взволнован новой работой и поначалу действительно наслаждался путешествием, но ... ..
Трудные времена
Примерно через полгода Поль начал испытывать отвращение к постоянному переезду, а через год возненавидел его; он ненавидел жить в отелях и никогда по-настоящему не заводил друзей в новой компании. К сожалению, его работа также не была удовлетворительной, и в конце концов его уволили (4 раза, чтобы покинуть компанию / уволили / дали мешок) .год спустя. - После этого Поль обнаружил, что все гораздо сложнее. Он был безработным (=без работы / без работы) в течение более года. Ему пришлось продать свою машину и переехать из нового дома. Дела шли плохо, и в конце концов полю пришлось это сделать .соглашайтесь на работу неполный рабочий день (=работа только часть дня или часть недели) на фруктово-овощном киоске на рынке.
Более счастливые времена
, к его удивлению, Поль любил рынок. У него появилось много друзей, которым нравилось заниматься на свежем воздухе. Через два года он взял на себя (= взял под свой контроль) стойло. Через два года он открыл второй киоск, а через десять лет у него было уже пятнадцать киосков. В прошлом году Пол ушел на пенсию (=полностью прекратил работать) в возрасте 5'5, очень богатый человек.

Результаты (английский) 2:

3. The career ladder
Getting a job
When Paul left school he applied for (the written an official request for) a job in the accounts department of a local engineering company. They gave him a job as a trainee (a very junior person in a company). He didn't earn very much but they gave him a lot of training (the q organized help and advice with learning the job), and sent him on training courses.
Note: Training is an uncountable noun, so you can't say 'a training'. You can only talk about training (in general), or a training course (if you want to refer to just one). Here you are. can use the verbs do or go on: I did/went on several training courses last year.
Moving up
Paul worked hard at the company and his prospects (the future possibilities in the job) looked good. After his first year he got a good pay rise, and after two years he was promoted. After six years, he was in charge of (the responsible for / the boss of) the accounts department with five other employees (the workers in the company) under him (under his responsibility/authority).
Leaving the company
By the time Paul was 30, however, he decided he wanted a fresh challenge. He was keen to work abroad, so he resigned from his company (the company officially told him he was leaving his job; you could also say 'he quit the company') and started looking for a new job with a bigger company. After a couple of months he managed to find a job with an international company that is involved (z inciuded) a lot of foreign travel. He was very excited about the new job and at first he really enjoyed the travelling, but ...
Hard times
After about six months, Paul began to dislike to the constant moving around, and after a year he hated it; He hated living in hotels, and he never really made any friends in the new company. Unfortunately his work was not satisfactory either and finally he was sacked (4told to leave the company / dismissed / given the sack) .a year later. -After that, Paul found things much more difficult. He was unemployed for over a year. He had to sell his car and move out of his new house. Things were looking bad and in the end Paul had to .accept a part-time job (z working only some of the day or some of the week) on a fruit and vegetable stall in a market.
Happier times
To his surprise, Paul loved the market. He made lots of friends enjoy working out in the open air. After two years, he took over (the took control of) the stall. Two years later he opened a second stall, and after ten years he had fifteen stalls. Last year Paul retired (the's stopped working completely) at the age of 5'5, a very rich man.

Результаты (английский) 3:

3. career ladder
Getting a job
When Paul left school he applied for（ They give him a job as a training = a very important junior person in a company. He didn't earn a lot, but they gave him a lot of training) = organized help and guidance work experience, and put him on the training course.
Note:Training is an uncountable non，so you can not say a training.” You can just talk about training), in general, or in a training course, if you want to consider just one study. Ad locum. You can use verbs do or go: I did / went on severe training courses last year
move
Paul worked hard at the company and his prospects）=future possibilities in the job）looked good. After his first year he got a good pay rise）=more money，and after two years he was promoted）=given a higher position with more money and responsibility. After six years he was in charge of（
Leaving the company
In terms of time, Paul is 30, however, he decided he wanted a fresh challenge = a new imposing situation He has been working, so he came back from his company) = = the official told the company that he left his job; you can also say that he quit the company and began to look for a new job. After a couple of months he managed to find a job with an international company which involved）=included）a lot of foreign travel. He quotes new jobs very much and the first one he really lets travel, but
Hard Times
Over the next six months, Paul began to talk about how to get rid of the mobile world, and then a year later, he had it; he had lived at home, and he never had a real friend in the new company. In this regard, the Special Rapporteur notes that in many cases, government officials and NGO staff are often harassed and harassed. -After that，Paul found things much more difficult. He's incomplete（ He had to choose his car and move his new home. Things were looking bad and in the end Paul had to accept a part-time job）=working only some of the day or some of the week）on a fruit and vegetable stall in a market.
Big-time
He was sure that Paul loved the market. He made many friends work in the open air. Two years later, he moved（ Two years later, he opened a second stall, and ten years later, he had five stalls. In the last year, Paul was reinstated): = the integrity of stopping work at the age of 5 years, a very rich person.