T distributes the job adverts to the Ss and asks them to find the following points in the job adverts. Ss work in pairs. • a job for which English would be helpful • a job for which you don't need English at all • a job they think they would like • a job they think they would dislike. T feedbacks and asks which jobs in Turkey require them to have good English skills. T gives examples with the following expressions and Ss use them: • I use English at work to ... • I sometimes/often use English because... • People who work as/in ...use English to...

T gives the cut-ups to the Ss and they match the jobs to the types of English spoken in pairs. Ss check their answers with the answer key on the wall.

T drills the word stresses. Ss practise saying the words paying attention to the stressed syllable such as medical, legal, scientific, aviation, business, technical.

This is an interview with Henry Emery, an expert on aviation English. Here he talks about what is different about this kind of English and why it is important. T tells students they are now going to listen to a specific kind of English, one of the kinds of English in the vocabulary exercise. T plays the recording once. T asks students to guess what kind of English it is. T play the recording a second time and confirms any correct guesses.

Students match the words to the definitions.

T asks students to read the statements before they listen. Then, T plays the recording all the way through once. Students tick the correct statement.

T tells students to read the statements and decide whether they are true or false. Then T plays the recording again and Ss check the answers in pairs.

T asks students "What information did they find most interesting in the interview?" Ss discuss in pairs.