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Real Life: Volunteer Work (1) | C1 – Advanced
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- Volunteer workers ....... their time and efforts for worthwhile causes such as feeding the homeless. This means*^*that they provide services without any compensation.
- People who are homeless and considered impoverished or poor are also referred to as the ........
- In some cities, volunteer organizations have formed ....... or homeless shelters. These kinds of shelters are*^*provided for the needy who have nowhere to go.
- Other volunteer organizations have formed ....... kitchens for the needy. These establishments provide food for*^*free or at a very low cost to homeless or impoverished individuals.
- People who can afford to donate money often give to ....... organizations. These groups use the funds to help*^*the needy in various ways.
- ....... groups are not created for the purpose of earning profits. Rather, they are established to assist and use*^*the collected funds for a worthwhile cause.
- Andrew Carnegie is a good example of a ........ This kind of person is concerned about human welfare and*^*education and donates money in order to advance learning and/or to provide better care in hospitals and other*^*societal areas.
- The ....... Cross is an international organization that cares for people who are injured in wars, natural disasters*^*and other serious environmental and human catastrophes.
- An American governmental organization called the Peace ....... sends American volunteers out to various*^*developing countries in order to work on assignments pertaining to agricultural and development.
- Volunteers who work for various organizations often put on campaigns and try to collect ....... from other*^*people who want to help in a financial way.*^*
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From: Danielle Bergstrom ([email protected])
To: Support Staff ([email protected])
Date: November 2
Re: Development workshops
To all staff members,
Here at Mackie Technologies, we pride ourselves on our dedication to providing the best technical support services to our clients. — [1] —. That is why I have organized a series of workshops to serve in aiding our staff’s continuing professional development. Mr. Garvey, the regional manager, has stated that all technical support employees are to attend this three- week course of workshops and will be provided with overtime pay for doing so. Sessions will take place from 6 P.M. to 7:30 P.M. on Tuesdays and Thursdays, beginning on Tuesday, November 10. — [2] —. Those unable to attend due to prior engagements must inform the personnel manager, Jane Porter, as soon as possible.
These development workshops will be delivered by Mr. James Greening, the former director of customer relations at Biz Electronics. Mr. Greening has over thirty years of experience in the field of technical support and customer service. — [3] —. Since retiring, he has written several best-selling books on the subject, and his highly praised seminars have been well- attended around the country. We are fortunate to have him devote his time to our company.
All staff members must bring a notepad and pen to the workshops, as there is a lot of information that you should write down for future reference. — [4] ——. If you have any questions, please e-mail me back.
Regards,
Danielle Bergstrom
Technical Support Manager, Mackie Technologies- What is the e-mail mainly about?
- Who should employees speak to if they have a conflict in their schedule?
- What is suggested about Mr. Greening?
- In which of the positions marked [1], [2], [3], and [4] does the following sentence best belong?
“One way to ensure that we maintain our high standards is by constantly improving our employees’ customer service skills.” Jackson Road Arts Center
Fall Schedule
October 9 / The Royal Russian Acrobat Troupe / Main Hall
Direct from Moscow, this sensational show has been captivating audiences worldwide with its daring stunts. Set to traditional Russian folk music, this is one of the most eagerly anticipated performances at the center this year. Tickets: £18 individual / £10 group rate
October 15 / Harp recital by Janice Franklin I Renoir Room
Hear the haunting sounds of this majestic instrument played by one of the world’s most accomplished artists. Franklin will be performing a selection of new works specifically written for this tour by composer Gilberto Sullivano. Tickets: £15 individual / £8 group rate
October 25 / Improvisational comedy workshop / Van Gogh Room
Taught by David Michelson, this interactive workshop will end with a free show at 7 RM. for friends and family. Learn some of the techniques that professionals use to make people laugh. Tickets: £25 individual / £18 group rate
October 29 / A House of Ill Intent / Main Hall
Get into gear for Halloween with a performance of this frightening play by Giorgi Sirtamente. Set in 1920s France, A House of Ill Intent explores the story of a young family whose solitary relative dies, leaving them the keys to a run-down mansion. Tickets: £16 individual / £11 group rate
Group bookings must be for ten or more people. For more information about specific seat assignments, upcoming events and performances, and the latest newspaper reviews, please visit www.jacksonroadartscenter.co.uk.
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To: ([email protected])
From: Roberta Williams ([email protected])
Date: September 27
Subject: Tickets
Dear Sir or Madam:
I am the school secretary for Grange Hall School. We recently purchased tickets for the harp recital for our senior music students. At the time, we bought 15 tickets and paid full price for them. However, I have since learned we were entitled to a group discount and the prices should have been adjusted at the time of purchase.
Could you please get back to me to arrange sending a refund and an amended receipt? Given that our accounts are publicly administered, we will need to have that paperwork. We can accept a check made out to Grange Hall School for the balance.
Yours sincerely,
Roberta Williams