Exercise 1. Look at the pictures. Guess the job in each picture. Why do these people work? You may use the reasons from the box below.

 

1 The Petroleum Industry: a nontechnical guide, Charles F. Conaway, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 1999

2 The Prize: The Quest for Oil, Money, and Power, Daniel Yergin, Joseph Stanislaw, Touchstone Books, 1993

3 Modern Petroleum: A Basic Primer of the Industry, 3^rd Edition, Bill D. Berger, Kenneth E Anderson, PennWell Books, 1992

4 Petroleum Production in Nontechnical Language, 2^nd Edition, Forest Gray, PennWell Books, 1995

5 Gas transportation. - Rubchaka St., Lviv, 1996

6 Contribution by the Scientific-Research Institute of automatic control system for gas transport to high-quality scientific-research logistics of gas transport system is successful way towards current problems’ solution. - V.Kolodyazhny, Yu.Ponomaryov, V.Dubrovsky, V.Starovoytov. - The Information Review AC. Ukrtransgas № 5, 2002

7 Gas transport system of Ukraine. Problems and perspectives of development. – The Information Review AC. Ukrtransgas № 5, 2005

8 High-temp, insulated coating aids construction of Albertol bitumen pipeline. – “ Oil and Gas Journal ”, January 27, 2003

9 New operation strategies in heavy crude pipeline will increase profit margin. – “ Oil and Gas Journal ”, February 10, 2003

10 FSU oil exports through Iran set to increase. – “ Oil and Gas Journal ”, April 7, 2003

11 New NDE technology defects, characterizes dent, gouge defects. – “ Oil and Gas Journal ”, August 4, 2003

12 New spill rule for US tank management due out this year.-

13 “ Oil and Gas Journal ”, July 22, 2002

14 Canadian liquids system recounts experience with crack-detection tools. – “ Oil and Gas Journal ”, November 18, 2002

15 Webster’s New Dictionary. – USA, 1994

16 “Fundamentals of English Grammar”. – Betty Schrampfer Azar.- Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, 1992

 

Unit 1. career planning

Start up

Exercise 1. Look at the pictures. Guess the job in each picture. Why do these people work? You may use the reasons from the box below.

to need money	to change the city environment	to care about people
to like to be active	to enjoy working with papers	to enjoy helping others
to like to be creative	to want to use his/her education	to prefer to be outdoors

A.	B.
C.	D.
E.	F.

Exercise 2. Make a list of your own reasons for working. Use the list from exercise 1, or make up your own. In small groups, discuss about your reasons of working. Talk about the perfect job for you. Answer these questions:

1) Do you have a job now? What is it?

2) What is your ideal job?

3) Why do you want to work?

4) Do your reasons for working match the job that you have now? Explain your answer.

5) Do your reasons for working match your ideal job? Explain your answer.