Work and travel - a senseful decision?
- (1) Be prepared to introduce yourself in a short introductory statement.
Who are you? What is your profession? What is your opinion on the question? - (2) Remember to stay in your role. Collect convincing arguments for your role.
- (3) Already done? Great! Think of possible arguments presented by other guests in the talk show and how you could react to them.
A recent high school graduate who wants to spend a year in New Zealand to gain international experience and promote personal independence. Arguments include personal and professional development through learning independence and adaptability, improving language skills through immersion, and cultural exchange and broadening of horizons.
https://www.tutory.de/entdecken/dokument/work-and-tavel-a-senseful-decision
What do you hope to gain from a year of work and travel in New Zealand?
What specific advantages do you see in your personal and professional career through work and travel?
What concerns or risks are associated with work and travel and how could these be addressed?
How do you rate the investment (time and money) in a year of work and travel compared to other options such as studying, training or starting a career directly?
To Agree with Someone:
"I completely agree with you on that point."
"Exactly, that's a great way to put it."
"I'm glad you brought that up; I feel the same way."
To Disagree with Someone Politely:
"I see your point, but I might look at it differently."
"That's an interesting perspective, however, I think..."
"I understand where you're coming from, but I disagree because..."
To Add Information:
"In addition to what was just mentioned..."
"Another thing to consider is..."
"Building on that idea..."
To Clarify a Point:
"Just to clarify, are you saying that...?"
"Could you explain what you mean by...?"
"I'm curious to know more about your stance on..."
To Summarize:
"So, if I understand correctly, you're saying..."
"To sum up your point..."
"In other words, you believe that..."
To Ask for Opinions:
"What's your take on...?"
"How do you feel about...?"
"Do you think that...?"
To Redirect the Conversation:
"Shifting focus a bit, let's talk about..."
"On a related note..."
"Bringing us back to the main topic..."
https://www.tutory.de/entdecken/dokument/work-and-tavel-a-senseful-decision
Work and travel - a senseful decision?
- (1) Be prepared to introduce yourself in a short introductory statement.
Who are you? What is your profession? What is your opinion on the question? - (2) Remember to stay in your role. Collect convincing arguments for your role.
- (3) Already done? Great! Think of possible arguments presented by other guests in the talk show and how you could react to them.
Background: A university student looking to take a break from studies to gain practical work experience abroad. Arguments for this position include valuable work experience in an international context, building a global network that can be beneficial for future careers, and the opportunity to combine travel and work while exploring New Zealand.
https://www.tutory.de/entdecken/dokument/work-and-tavel-a-senseful-decision
What do you hope to gain from a year of work and travel in New Zealand?
What specific advantages do you see in your personal and professional career through work and travel?
What concerns or risks are associated with work and travel and how could these be addressed?
How do you rate the investment (time and money) in a year of work and travel compared to other options such as studying, training or starting a career directly?
To Agree with Someone:
"I completely agree with you on that point."
"Exactly, that's a great way to put it."
"I'm glad you brought that up; I feel the same way."
To Disagree with Someone Politely:
"I see your point, but I might look at it differently."
"That's an interesting perspective, however, I think..."
"I understand where you're coming from, but I disagree because..."
To Add Information:
"In addition to what was just mentioned..."
"Another thing to consider is..."
"Building on that idea..."
To Clarify a Point:
"Just to clarify, are you saying that...?"
"Could you explain what you mean by...?"
"I'm curious to know more about your stance on..."
To Summarize:
"So, if I understand correctly, you're saying..."
"To sum up your point..."
"In other words, you believe that..."
To Ask for Opinions:
"What's your take on...?"
"How do you feel about...?"
"Do you think that...?"
To Redirect the Conversation:
"Shifting focus a bit, let's talk about..."
"On a related note..."
"Bringing us back to the main topic..."
https://www.tutory.de/entdecken/dokument/work-and-tavel-a-senseful-decision
Work and travel - a senseful decision?
- (1) Be prepared to introduce yourself in a short introductory statement.
Who are you? What is your profession? What is your opinion on the question? - (2) Remember to stay in your role. Collect convincing arguments for your role.
- (3) Already done? Great! Think of possible arguments presented by other guests in the talk show and how you could react to them.
Background: A concerned parent worried about the safety and financial aspects of such an endeavor. The arguments focus on safety concerns and the risks of traveling alone to a foreign country, the high costs associated with work and travel and the financial burden it places on the family, and the possibility that time and money could be invested in education or professional development instead. Furthermore, you have heard that NZ is considering to implement a tax that tourists should offset their Co2 emissions with a tax.
https://www.tutory.de/entdecken/dokument/work-and-tavel-a-senseful-decision
What do you hope to gain from a year of work and travel in New Zealand?
What specific advantages do you see in your personal and professional career through work and travel?
What concerns or risks are associated with work and travel and how could these be addressed?
How do you rate the investment (time and money) in a year of work and travel compared to other options such as studying, training or starting a career directly?
To Agree with Someone:
"I completely agree with you on that point."
"Exactly, that's a great way to put it."
"I'm glad you brought that up; I feel the same way."
To Disagree with Someone Politely:
"I see your point, but I might look at it differently."
"That's an interesting perspective, however, I think..."
"I understand where you're coming from, but I disagree because..."
To Add Information:
"In addition to what was just mentioned..."
"Another thing to consider is..."
"Building on that idea..."
To Clarify a Point:
"Just to clarify, are you saying that...?"
"Could you explain what you mean by...?"
"I'm curious to know more about your stance on..."
To Summarize:
"So, if I understand correctly, you're saying..."
"To sum up your point..."
"In other words, you believe that..."
To Ask for Opinions:
"What's your take on...?"
"How do you feel about...?"
"Do you think that...?"
To Redirect the Conversation:
"Shifting focus a bit, let's talk about..."
"On a related note..."
"Bringing us back to the main topic..."
https://www.tutory.de/entdecken/dokument/work-and-tavel-a-senseful-decision
Work and travel - a senseful decision?
- (1) Be prepared to introduce yourself in a short introductory statement.
Who are you? What is your profession? What is your opinion on the question? - (2) Remember to stay in your role as William Smith. Collect convincing arguments for your role.
- (3) Already done? Great! Think of possible arguments presented by other guests in the talk show and how you could react to them.
Background: A labor market expert who is skeptical about the benefits of work and travel for a career. Arguments include the questionable relevance of work experience gained abroad for the domestic job market, the risk of a "lost year" in which no specific qualification or further education is obtained, and the potential exploitation of young workers in work and travel programs. Furthermore, you have heard that NZ is considering to implement a tax that tourists should offset their Co2 emissions with a tax.
https://www.tutory.de/entdecken/dokument/work-and-tavel-a-senseful-decision
What do you hope to gain from a year of work and travel in New Zealand?
What specific advantages do you see in your personal and professional career through work and travel?
What concerns or risks are associated with work and travel and how could these be addressed?
How do you rate the investment (time and money) in a year of work and travel compared to other options such as studying, training or starting a career directly?
To Agree with Someone:
"I completely agree with you on that point."
"Exactly, that's a great way to put it."
"I'm glad you brought that up; I feel the same way."
To Disagree with Someone Politely:
"I see your point, but I might look at it differently."
"That's an interesting perspective, however, I think..."
"I understand where you're coming from, but I disagree because..."
To Add Information:
"In addition to what was just mentioned..."
"Another thing to consider is..."
"Building on that idea..."
To Clarify a Point:
"Just to clarify, are you saying that...?"
"Could you explain what you mean by...?"
"I'm curious to know more about your stance on..."
To Summarize:
"So, if I understand correctly, you're saying..."
"To sum up your point..."
"In other words, you believe that..."
To Ask for Opinions:
"What's your take on...?"
"How do you feel about...?"
"Do you think that...?"
To Redirect the Conversation:
"Shifting focus a bit, let's talk about..."
"On a related note..."
"Bringing us back to the main topic..."
https://www.tutory.de/entdecken/dokument/work-and-tavel-a-senseful-decision
Work and travel - a senseful decision?
- (1) Be prepared to introduce yourself in a short introductory statement.
Who are you? What is your profession? What is your opinion on the question? - (2) Remember to stay in your role. Collect convincing arguments for your role.
- (3) Already done? Great! Think of possible arguments presented by other guests in the talk show and how you could react to them.
Background: Alex, a recent college graduate with a degree in Environmental Studies, stands at a crossroads, deeply attracted to the idea of spending a year in New Zealand through Work and Travel but equally concerned about the long-term implications of such a decision. Alex dreams of exploring New Zealand's renowned natural beauty and gaining firsthand experience in environmental conservation projects. However, Alex also recognizes the potential downsides, including the environmental impact of long-haul flights and the challenge of finding meaningful work that aligns with environmental values.
https://www.tutory.de/entdecken/dokument/work-and-tavel-a-senseful-decision
What do you hope to gain from a year of work and travel in New Zealand?
What specific advantages do you see in your personal and professional career through work and travel?
What concerns or risks are associated with work and travel and how could these be addressed?
How do you rate the investment (time and money) in a year of work and travel compared to other options such as studying, training or starting a career directly?
To Agree with Someone:
"I completely agree with you on that point."
"Exactly, that's a great way to put it."
"I'm glad you brought that up; I feel the same way."
To Disagree with Someone Politely:
"I see your point, but I might look at it differently."
"That's an interesting perspective, however, I think..."
"I understand where you're coming from, but I disagree because..."
To Add Information:
"In addition to what was just mentioned..."
"Another thing to consider is..."
"Building on that idea..."
To Clarify a Point:
"Just to clarify, are you saying that...?"
"Could you explain what you mean by...?"
"I'm curious to know more about your stance on..."
To Summarize:
"So, if I understand correctly, you're saying..."
"To sum up your point..."
"In other words, you believe that..."
To Ask for Opinions:
"What's your take on...?"
"How do you feel about...?"
"Do you think that...?"
To Redirect the Conversation:
"Shifting focus a bit, let's talk about..."
"On a related note..."
"Bringing us back to the main topic..."
https://www.tutory.de/entdecken/dokument/work-and-tavel-a-senseful-decision
