雅思口语考官范文-A job you'd like

Describea job you would like to do.

You should say:

Whatit is

Whatskills you will need to do this job

And explain why youwant to have this job.

The job I would like todo in the future is that of a journalist. I first became interested in journalismwhen I worked on my school magazine. It was really interesting following theprocess and learning the ins and outs of producing printed media. Over the years I have worked in any number ofdifferent tasks on the zine, fromwriting, to taking photos, doing interviews, editing and so on. I found all ofthese new skills fascinating, sometimes much more interesting than my schoolwork. This has caused some problems at home with my mum and dad, so I’ve had to work my fingers to the bone.

My future plan is togo to university in the UK to study Journalism and Media Studies, which is oneof the reasons I’m learning English. Hopefully, after graduating I will be ableto find a job somewhere, maybe as a reporter first. However, I know that printmedia is in decline so I’ve had to work hard learning the new media too.  I have beendoing some film journalism and posting my work on YouTube and places like that.I guess I am what people are calling a citizen reporter at the moment.  It’s one way of learning these new skills. Of course,I hope to hone my talents during my degree course.

I know journalism is achallenging job. Indeed, being a journalist in some countries can be downrightdangerous because of the political situations. I’m not saying I would onlyfocus on celebrity gossip and populist things like that, but on the other hand, I can’t see myselfas being a war reporter. I don’t think I’m that brave. I will have to wait andsee what the future holds.

In the meantime, I amgoing to focus on learning Englishso that I can become a better journalist and work hard at improving my writingskills. I am currently the editor of my school magazine, so I am keeping my hand in and looking forwardto the time when I will be a fully qualified and card carrying member of the press.

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Vocabulary

Theins and outs [phrasalverb]:the particular details andnuances of a situation, task, etc.I'mnot surprised he made such a stupid mistake—he doesn’t know the ins and outs ofthis business.

Zine [idiom]:an inexpensively produced, self-published, underground publication:I often contributed cartoons and essays toother people's 'zines, so why didn't I just buckle down and start my own?

Workone's fingers to the bone / Work one's tail/butt off [idiom]: toexert oneself, or to labour very hard.She'sworking her fingers to the bone to support her children.

Newmedia [noun]:the internet and other post-industrial forms of telecommunication.

Onthe other hand [idiom]:from a different, conflicting, orcontradictory point of view. (Sometimes preceded by "on the one hand"to specifically set up a contrast between the two points of view.)This deal could really help the business getout of debt. Though, on the other hand, you'd just be indebted to thegovernment instead.

Focuson [phrasalverb]: concentrate.

Keepingmy hand in [idiom]:to continue to do something in order to maintain a particular skill or ability.I've mostly stopped acting, but I will doa play occasionally, just to keep my hand in.

Acard-carrying member (of something) [idiom]: a certified member of aparticular group or organization; someone who has paid the dues necessary to bepart of a group.I never knew until hewas on his deathbed that my father was a card-carrying member of theFreemasons.

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