- Vocabulary: Recruitment & career change lexical sets
- Reading: AI is changing career paths (authentic article, Pelgo/BusinessWire, 2026)
- Grammar: Prepositions after verbs | Present perfect for experience
- Speaking: You are a recruiter interviewing a candidate for a role in a new industry. Candidate profile (optional): You have 8 years of experience in education / language teaching.You are now applying for a Learning & Development Manager role in a technology company
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Writing: Cover letter for a career change (150–200 words)
You are applying for a role in a new industry. Write a formal cover letter.
Include:
→ The position you are applying for and where you found it
→ Why you are interested in this role and this company
→ Your relevant experience (use present perfect and prepositions correctly)
→ Why you would be a strong candidate despite the career change
→ A closing sentence requesting an interview

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