쉐도잉 연습: IELTS listening actual test Part 1: working in a summer camp in the US (answer+ transcript) - 영상으로 영어 말하기 배우기
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Part 1
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You will hear a telephone conversation between a young man who wants to get a summer job in the USA
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and an agent.
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First, you have some time to look at questions 1 to 5.
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Now listen carefully and answer questions 1 to 5.
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Hi, USA Summer Camps, Nicholas speaking.
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How can I help you?
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Um, I want to get a job in the USA this summer, and I saw an advert on your website, and it said I should call this number if I wanted more information.
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Right.
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So, you're interested in working in a summer camp?
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That's working with children, is it?
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Yes.
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Lots of children go away to summer camp in the USA, and the jobs we're advertising are for what are called counsellors.
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That means you're with the children the whole day, 24 hours.
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24 hours.
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Right.
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So, what would I be doing exactly?
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Everything.
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You'd be working with them, playing with them, teaching them, everything.
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Your ad said there were different sorts of positions, general and specialists.
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Yes.
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For the general counsellors, they're asking for people who have experience of working with children, but it has to be as a leader of some sort.
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Hmm, I'm not sure.
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Sure.
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What I'm really interested in is sports.
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You might be more interested in being a specialist counsellor then.
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They focus on one particular area.
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It doesn't have to be a sport, but mostly it is.
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Would tennis be OK for that?
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Absolutely.
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You might find yourself coaching other sports as well, though.
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They do a big range, usually.
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That's what most of the kids are interested in and of course a lot of it's outdoor stuff.
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So they wouldn't be so interested in something like art?
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Oh yes, they would be.
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Anything you're enthusiastic about and can help younger kids with.
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Okay, well I'd be really interested in working with kids in both those areas.
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Now, about times.
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The ad said the job was for 12 weeks?
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Eight, actually.
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But most people stay on in the US for another three or four weeks and go travelling.
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Yeah, I'd really like to do that.
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There are lots of places I'd like to see in America.
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So when would I need to be there?
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June.
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Then you carry on to August and do your travelling after that, so you're back home in September.
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That's perfect.
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Well, that all sounds great.
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But about the job, do I just pick it up as I go along?
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No. You get there a week before the kids arrive,
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and that time spent on training so you'll learn all about the camp and working with American children and dealing with homesickness.
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All that kind of thing.
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Right.
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Before you hear the rest of the conversation, you have some time to look at questions 6 to 10.
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Now listen and answer questions 6 to 10.
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And I presume I'd be OK as far as my age goes.
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I'll be 19 by then.
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That's the minimum age officially, though they do occasionally accept people of 18 if they have special skills that are in demand.
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And how much would I actually get paid?
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You get a total of 985 US dollars.
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You get a couple of hundred dollars more if you're over 21.
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But that won't apply to you, so you should end up with quite a bit of money to go travelling with when you've finished.
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Great.
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There's tons I want to see.
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New York, San Francisco, the Grand Canyon.
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But you do have to pay for your own insurance before you start out.
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That costs £138 sterling.
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That's in case I get ill or anything?
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Yes.
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Or you lose your luggage or have to cancel.
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Right.
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And there was something in the ad about a cheque of some kind, because I'd be working with children?
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Yes, that's right.
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I forgot to mention that and it's very important.
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You have to be checked by the police here in the UK and that costs £36.
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That's okay.
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Is there anything else I should know as far as money goes?
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Well, just that if you register with us to work on the summer camp, you can go on a Discover America tour afterwards.
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A lot of camp counsellors do that and we can offer you a discount on that.
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And of course, you're bound to make lots of friends so you'll have people to travel with.
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Right.
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Well, I'm definitely interested in the whole thing.
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So what should I do next?
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Well, I'll give you our website address and you can fill in the application form.
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You can fill it in online...
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That is the end of part one.
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You now have one minute to check your answers to part one.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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How can I help you?
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Um, I want to get a job in the USA this summer,
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and I saw an advert on your website and it said I should call this number if I wanted more information.
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Right.
94
So, you're interested in working in a summer camp?
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That's working with children, is it?
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Yes.
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Lots of children go away to summer camp in the USA, and the jobs we're advertising are for what are called counsellors.
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That means you're with the children the whole day, 24 hours.
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Right.
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So, what did I be doing exactly?
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Everything.
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You'd be working with them, playing with them, teaching them, everything.
103
Your ad said there were different sorts of positions, general and specialists.
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Yes.
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For the general counsellors, they're asking for people who have experience of working with children.
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it has to be as a leader of some sort.
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Hmm, I'm not sure.
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What I'm really interested in is sports.
109
You might be more interested in being a specialist counsellor then.
110
They focus on one particular area.
111
It doesn't have to be a sport, but mostly it is.
112
Would tennis be OK for that?
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Absolutely.
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You might find yourself coaching other sports as well though.
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They do a big range usually.
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That's what most of the kids are interested in and of course a lot of it's outdoor stuff.
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So they wouldn't be so interested in something like art?
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Oh yes they would be.
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Anything you're enthusiastic about and can help younger kids with.
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Okay Well I'd be really interested in working with kids in both those areas.
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Now about times.
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The ad said the job was for 12 weeks.
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Eight actually, but most people stay on in the US for another three or four weeks and go travelling.
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Yeah, I'd really like to do that.
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There are lots of places I'd like to see in America.
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So when would I need to be there?
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June.
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Then you carry on to August and do your travelling after that, so you're back home in September.
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That's perfect.
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Well, that all sounds great.
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But about the job, do I just pick it up as I go along?
132
No. You get there a week before the kids arrive, and that time's spent on training,
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so you'll learn all about the camp and working with American children and dealing with homesickness.
134
All that kind of thing.
135
Right.
136
And I presume I'd be okay as far as my age goes.
137
I'll be 19 by then.
138
That's the minimum age officially, though they do occasionally accept people of 18 if they have special skills that are in demand.
139
And how much would I actually get paid?
140
You get a total of 985 US dollars.
141
You get a couple of hundred dollars more if you're over 21.
142
But that won't apply to you, so you should end up with quite a bit of money to go travelling with when you've finished.
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Great!
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There's tons I want to see.
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New York, San Francisco, the Grand Canyon.
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But you do have to pay for your own insurance before you start out.
147
That costs £138 sterling.
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That's in case I get ill or anything.
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Yes, or you lose your luggage or have to cancel.
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Right.
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And there was something in the ad about a cheque of some kind, because I'd be working with children?
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Yes, that's right.
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I forgot to mention that, and it's very important.
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You have to be checked by the police here in the UK, and that costs £36.
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That's OK.
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Is there anything else I should know as far as money goes?
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Well, just that if you register with us to work on the summer camp, you can go on a Discover America tour afterwards.
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A lot of camp counsellors do that, and we can offer you a discount on that.
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And of course, you're bound to make lots of friends so you'll have people to travel with.
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Right.
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Well, I'm definitely interested in the whole thing.
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So what should I do next?
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Well, I'll give you our website address and you can fill in the application form.
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