BEC Sample Interview
　　Stage One
　　Interlocutor :Good morning. My name is John Smith, and this is my colleague, Mary Clinton. And your names are Li Hua and Wang Wei?
　　Li: Yeah
　　Wang: Yeah
　　Interlocutor: Thank you. Now, first of all, we'd like to know something about each of you. Mr. Li, can you tell me about yourself?
　　Li: My pleasure. As you know, my name is Li Hua. I'm from Jiangsu province. I’m now studying in Suzhou University. And I'm majoring in international trade there.
　　Interlocutor: Thank you. Mr Li. Now Mr. Wang, can you tell me about your ambitions?
　　Wang: Yes. I am now a student with Suzhou University majoring in business administration. I hope I can get my MBA and join a world-famous multinational company. And after I have had enough experience, I am going to start a company of my own.
　　Interlocutor: Thank you, Mr. Wang. And Mr. Li, could you tell me about your ambitions?
　　Li: A big question for me indeed. I've never thought about it, but I bet I’ll work towards a CEO of a big multinational corporation. That's my goal in life. And that’s why I am spending so much time on English, business English in particular.
　　Interlocutor: Mr. Li, you said you're spending a lot of time on business English. Do you think business English is difficult to learn?
　　Li: Not exactly, though it may be difficult at the initial stage. The thing is that you need to have some business knowledge before you start to learn business English.
　　Interlocutor: How about you, Mr. Wang? Is it difficult for you?
　　Wang: Not really. You know, I like English very much, and my major is business administration. So I have always found business English very interesting.
　　Stage II :The importance of having a good CV
　　Well, in my opinion, you can never underestimate the importance of having a good CV.
　　In the majority of cases, your CV is the employer's first impression of you, your first chance to impress your potential employer, let’s say. It is the essential illustration of your suitability for the job, showing how your skills and experience match your employer's requirements.
　　But more than that, it shows your ability to summarize, prioritize and present information effectively, essential skills in today's job market. It also shows your linguistic and communicative abilities.
　　Even though employers these days use a variety of selection techniques, such as analyzing your handwriting, a good TV is still the single most important part of any application