Apart from personality traits, another way of describing your personality is by saying what subjects you prefer and why you prefer them to others. In this way, people can get to know about your skills and interests. 

Do you think all the subjects that you study at school are really important to your future career? Comment your ideas with a partner.

Enter the elllo.org site  and listen to Martin and Tom speaking about the most important school subjects, from their point of view.

• Do you agree with their opinion?
• Which subjects are not necessary, from your point of view?  What subject/-s could you add? Why?

Enter the English exercises website to practise school subject-related vocabulary. Make sure that you know how to use expressions to talk about your likes and interests because you will need them in the mission that you are about to carry out.

Read the students' profiles at the iesffg website and comment with a partner with which students you share more personality traits and/or favourite subjects.

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Please, pay attention to the following guidelines so that you can perform your mission accurately.

• Your teacher will put you in groups of four students.
• Watch the Talk about yourself video and pay attention to both, questions and answers.
• Create a personal profile of someone who you would like to hire in your company. Agree on your profile in terms of personality, opinion about subjects and skills, that is, what s/he is like, their skills and favourite subjects. Enter the Plotr site and find out more about skills and strengths.
• Prepare a questionnaire with adequate questions which enable you to find out your classmates' personality traits and skills. You will also answer to other groups' questions so we encourage you to enter the English pond site and practise expressions to say how good you are at something or what skills you have.
• Once you finish your questionnaire, go around the classroom and ask the questions to several 'candidates'. Write down their answers and, in your group, decide on the ideal candidate for the job. Publish your questionnaire on a page that you will entitle 'My digital resources'  in your Weebly site. You can share the questionnaire with the rest of classmates on Pinterest. Read  other groups' questionnaire and suggest any questions that you consider as important so that they can improve it.
• On a fixed day, you will present your candidate in front of your classmates. In your presentation, refer to the type of job that you offer, the tasks that this job implies and justify your candidate's choice (what personality traits, skills and interests make this person the ideal candidate).

Your teacher will assess your work by taking into account the criteria included in the 'Rubric for assessing a questionnaire'. (download in editable odt format, download in pdf). The presentation in front of the class-group will be evaluated according to the 'Rubric for assessing a presentation' (download in editable odt format, download in pdf).