UNIT: GENERAL INFORMATION



   Topic: Civil
service
VDO
VOCABULARY
    time
    consuming
merit system
law enforcement
qualified
employee
STRUCTURES
 Structures: Using transitional words and phrases
 helps papers read more smoothly, and at the same
 time allows the reader to flow more smoothly from
 one point to the next.

 Addition: also, again, as well as, besides, coupled
 with, furthermore, in
 addition, likewise, moreover, similarly

 Example: However, once you get a civil service
 job, you will be secure in the job for a long time, as
 long as you work hard
    Addition word, + independent clause or complete
                        sentence
TEXT
   Civil Service
    Civil service offers jobs to thousands of men and women. They
    work at many different levels of the government. The levels are
    city, county, state, and federal. All areas of civil service work on the
    merit system. This system is set up to protect the employee. It is
    meant to have each job filled by the people best qualified to have
    them.
    The merit system makes sure each employee gets equal and fair pay.
    Training is provided for those who need it. Fair treatment will be
    given to all no matter who they are. Many kinds of jobs are available
    through civil service. Some of these jobs could be clerks, cabinet
    makers, painters, law enforcement, and mail delivery. A problem
    with trying to get a civil service job is that it takes a long time to get
    placed in a job. Another problem is that applying for a job can be
    time consuming. However, once you get a civil service job, you will
    be secure in the job for a long time, as long as you work hard.
ACTIVITY 1: BINGO GAME

  1.What kinds of jobs can you get through
    civil service?

    only jobs in counties
   a wide variety of jobs

   only clerical jobs
2.Which is not a level of government?

 Neighborhood
 state

 county
3. Who do you work for when you have
  a civil service job?

 a mean boss
 yourself

 the government
4. How does the merit system help
  minorities?

 They will be paid more.
 They get special treatment.

 Everyone is treated equally.
5. The different civil service levels are city,
  county, state, and _____.

 Public
 private

 federal

Listening

  • 1.
    UNIT: GENERAL INFORMATION Topic: Civil service
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    VOCABULARY time consuming
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    STRUCTURES Structures: Usingtransitional words and phrases helps papers read more smoothly, and at the same time allows the reader to flow more smoothly from one point to the next. Addition: also, again, as well as, besides, coupled with, furthermore, in addition, likewise, moreover, similarly Example: However, once you get a civil service job, you will be secure in the job for a long time, as long as you work hard Addition word, + independent clause or complete sentence
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    TEXT  Civil Service Civil service offers jobs to thousands of men and women. They work at many different levels of the government. The levels are city, county, state, and federal. All areas of civil service work on the merit system. This system is set up to protect the employee. It is meant to have each job filled by the people best qualified to have them. The merit system makes sure each employee gets equal and fair pay. Training is provided for those who need it. Fair treatment will be given to all no matter who they are. Many kinds of jobs are available through civil service. Some of these jobs could be clerks, cabinet makers, painters, law enforcement, and mail delivery. A problem with trying to get a civil service job is that it takes a long time to get placed in a job. Another problem is that applying for a job can be time consuming. However, once you get a civil service job, you will be secure in the job for a long time, as long as you work hard.
  • 10.
    ACTIVITY 1: BINGOGAME 1.What kinds of jobs can you get through civil service?  only jobs in counties  a wide variety of jobs  only clerical jobs
  • 11.
    2.Which is nota level of government?  Neighborhood  state  county
  • 12.
    3. Who doyou work for when you have a civil service job?  a mean boss  yourself  the government
  • 13.
    4. How doesthe merit system help minorities?  They will be paid more.  They get special treatment.  Everyone is treated equally.
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    5. The differentcivil service levels are city, county, state, and _____.  Public  private  federal