Practice Quiz 116 | B1 – Intermediate

Recruitment Fairs 

It will soon be that time of year again when Cofton College sends staff to university recruitment fairs around the country to attract new students. Ms. Malkovich will, of course, be in charge of this as our marketing manager and will be attending all of the events. Unlike other major private colleges in the UK, we like to emphasize the amount of personal attention that students receive from their teachers. Thus, not only do we keep class sizes to manageable proportions, but we also promote healthy social interactions between students and faculty. For this reason, we try to have at least one member of the teaching staff attend each recruitment event. The four events we will be attending in the next month are listed below: 

• Thursday, February 10, Mercia Hotel, Birmingham 
• Wednesday, February 16, Hartford College, London  
• Saturday, February 19, Leeds Metropolitan Convention Centre, Leeds 
• Wednesday, February 23, Brighton and Hove Conference Centre, Brighton 

Please get in touch with me at [email protected] if you have the time to attend any of these events. Anyone willing to work the weekend event will be paid at the usual hourly rate for overtime. 

I look forward to hearing from you all. 

Lisa Sullivan 

Administration assistant

From: Andrew Jansen <[email protected]>

To: Lisa Sullivan <[email protected]>

Date: January 25 

Subject: Recruitment fairs 

Hello Lisa, 

I was glad to see your notice on the departmental bulletin board today, as I always enjoy attending one or two events each year to meet potential new students. Of the events you listed, I'd be happy to go to l! ] the one on February 19. My family lives in the same area the event is taking place, and I'll be visiting them that weekend. Accordingly, it would be no trouble for me to take a few hours to attend the event

Unfortunately, that's all I can offer to do for now, as I teach all day on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. Please send me all the details of the event as soon as you can.

Best Wishes,

Professor Andrew Jansen