IELTS Listening · Cam 12
Test 4 Part 1
Hello, Pembroke Cycling Holidays. Bob speaking. Oh, hello.
Level: C1 · 90 sentences
Transcript
- Hello, Pembroke Cycling Holidays.
- Bob speaking. Oh, hello.
- I've seen your advert for people to lead cycle trips.
- Are you the right person to speak to?
- Yes, I am.
- Could I have your name, please?
- It's Margaret Smith.
- Are you looking for a permanent job, Margaret?
- No, temporary. I've got a permanent
- Job starting in a few months' time.
- And I want to do something else until then.
- What work do you do?
- This will probably sound crazy.
- I used to be a lawyer,
- And then I made a complete career change,
- And I'm going to be a doctor.
- I've just finished my training.
- Right. And have you had any experience of leading cycle trips?
- Yes, I've led several bike tours in Africa.
- The trip to India that I
- Had arranged to lead next month has now been cancelled.
- So when I saw you were advertising
- For tour leaders, I decided to apply.
- OK. Now, we normally have two or three leaders on a trip,
- Depending on the size of the group.
- Some tours are for very experienced cyclists,
- But we've got a tour coming up soon in Spain,
- Which is proving so popular we need an additional leader.
- It's a cycling holiday for families.
- Would that suit you?
- It certainly would.
- I enjoy working with children.
- And I probably need some more
- Experience before I go on a really challenging trip.
- That tour includes several teenagers.
- Have you worked with that age group before?
- Yes, I'm a volunteer worker in a youth club
- Where I help people to improve their cycling skills.
- Before that, I helped out in a cycling club
- Where I taught beginners.
- Well, that's great.
- Now, the trip I mentioned is just for a fortnight,
- But there might be the possibility of leading other tours after that.
- Would that fit in with your plans?
- That'd be fine.
- I'll be free for five months.
- My job is due to start on October 2nd
- And I'm available from May 1st until late September.
- Good. Now, is there anything I
- Need to know about the food you eat?
- We usually have one or two people in the group
- Who don't eat meat or have some sort of food allergy,
- So we're always very careful about that.
- Yes, I'm allergic to cheese.
- Would that be a problem?
- No. As long as we have enough
- Notice, we can deal with that.
- That's great.
- It sounds really interesting.
- Would you like me to fill in an application form?
- Yes, please. Where should I post it to?
- Could you send it to 27 Arbuthnot Place,
- A-R-B-U-T-H-N-O-T Place, Dumfries.
- And what's the postcode, please?
- D, G, 7, 4, P, H.
- Was that P, Papa or B, Bravo?
- P, Papa. Got that.
- If you could return the application form by Friday this week,
- We can interview you on Tuesday next week.
- Say, half past two?
- Would that be possible for you?
- Yes, it's fine.
- You're quite a long way from where I live,
- So I'll drive over on Monday.
- Should I bring anything to the interview?
- We'll have your application form, of course.
- But we'll need to see any
- Certificates you've got that are relevant in cycling,
- First aid or whatever.
- OK. And at the interview,
- We'd like to find out about
- Your experience of being a tour guide.
- So, could you prepare a ten-minute talk about that, please?
- You don't need slides or any complicated equipment, just some notes.
- Right. I'll start thinking about that straight away.
- Good. Well, we'll look forward to receiving your application form
- And we'll contact you to confirm the interview.
- Thanks very much.
- Thank you, Margaret.
- Goodbye. Bye.