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Illustration for the B1 story "Colloquio per lo stage": Giulia arriva in anticipo, spiega progetti universitari e mediazione di gruppo, e aspetta l'email del venerdì con l'esito.

Colloquio per lo stage

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Giulia arrives early, discusses university projects and group mediation, and awaits Friday's email with the result.
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B1 Italian reader practicing Passato prossimo and Polite questions in a job interview.
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5 interactive lines, Spotlight words include curriculum, colloquio, roadmap.

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Giulia ha inviato il aggiornato sabato sera, temendo di dimenticare allegati importanti prima del per lo stage. Oggi è entrata nella sala vetri dieci minuti prima, salutando la responsabile HR con una stretta di mano sicura ma non arrogante. Le hanno chiesto perché ha scelto quel dipartimento e lei ha risposto citando un progetto universitario simile al loro trimestrale. Quando le hanno proposto uno scenario con clienti difficili, ha spiegato come ha una discussione accesa durante un laboratorio di gruppo. Alla fine dell'incontro, hanno concordato che riceverà un'email entro venerdì con l'esito e le istruzioni sui da firmare.

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Giulia sent her updated résumé on Saturday night, fearing she might forget important attachments before the internship interview. Today she entered the glass-walled room ten minutes early, greeting the HR manager with a confident yet humble handshake. They asked why she chose that department, and she replied by citing a university project similar to their quarterly roadmap. When they presented a difficult client scenario, she explained how she mediated a heated discussion during a group workshop. At the end of the meeting, they agreed she would receive an email by Friday with the outcome and instructions on the documents to sign.

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1. Perché Giulia ha inviato il curriculum sabato sera?

2. Come risponde sulla scelta del dipartimento?

3. Cosa riceverà entro venerdì?

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