高中英語 Unit 5 Meeting your ancestors課件 新人教版選修8

Unit 5 Meeting your ancestors Tips for archaeological career考古學(xué)因其神秘色彩吸引著越來越多的年輕人。下面我們就聽聽專家給準(zhǔn)備進(jìn)入這個(gè)領(lǐng)域的學(xué)生提供的建議吧！ Dont wait until after your final exams.Follow thesesimple tips while you are at university and give yourself a head start!G et archaeological experienceStart with projects run by universities or local societies.There are volunteer opportunities available during the summer；having experience on a range of digs will help your CV (簡(jiǎn)歷)Working in a museum or record office also provides valuable experience.Unpaid as the work is，it helps the organizations and shows employers you are interested. G et the right range of experienceTry to work on different types of projects and do different things.If you are on a dig，work with the environmental samples.Keeping records，whether it is through planning，filling out record forms or surveying，is particularly important.Understanding why things are recorded and the significance of those observations is vital.Dont be afraid to ask to do thissupervisors (監(jiān)察人) will be pleased you are taking an interest. G et your driving licenseMost permanent jobs in fieldwork require you to drive as part of the job.It is hard to fit in lessons if you are away from home digging，so be sure to plan this into your vacations.Tell your parents or guardian they need to invest a little bit more in your future sooner rather than later！If you have a disability that means you cannot drive，you should look at this issue carefully. Make sure your CV is strongMost projects and jobs will ask you to send in a completed application form or a CV.This CV is about your employability，not just your educational achievements.You need to tell people about your archaeological experience，your skills such as graphics (制圖學(xué))，team working，presentation and communication skills.Summarize these skills and experience in a covering letter (附信) 謝謝觀看！