Wright’s Employment Agency Registration FormExampleName: Helen ShepqrdAddress

J: Good afternoon, Wright’s Employment Agency, how can I help you?
H: Oh hello.  I’m calling to register with the Agency.  I’m looking for work.
J: Have you registered with us before?
H: No, this is my first time.
J: OK, so shall we start by taking down some details? Can I have your name, please?
H: Yes, it’s Helen Shepard, that’s S-H-E-P-A-R-D. J: S-H-E-P-E-R-D. H: No, A-R-D.
J: Oh, sorry. OK, I’ve got that. And your address?
H: 18 Henley Street.
J: Is that in Mill Town?
H: Yes. The postcode is MT4 7HV.
J: 7HB?
H: No, V.
J: OK, I’ve got that. And I need a contact number.
H: My mobile is 07945 76674. That’s the best number to contact me on.
J: So, are you interested in full- or part-time work?
H: Well, I will be looking for a part-time job in a couple of months when I start university but at the moment I’m looking for full-time work. I left school last year and took a gap year before going to university. I’d like to work for the next two months and save some money before I go.
J: What did you do in your gap year?
H: I did some voluntary work for six months and then for the last three months I’ve been travelling in south-east Asia and Australia.
J: Mm. That sounds exciting.
H: Yes, it was fantastic.
J: So, I need to take down details of any work experience. You say you did some voluntary work. What did that involve?
H: I work at a residential school for disabled children. I really enjoyed it — the children and the rest of the staff were fantastic. My degree course is in health and social care so it really gave me good experience for that.
J: Yes, of course. Have you any other experience?
H: Well, er, I did a bit of waitressing work when I was at school and I spent a summer working in the King’s Hotel on West Street two years ago.
J: What were you doing there? Waitressing?
H: No, I was a chambermaid, you know, cleaning the bedrooms.
J: Oh yes. I did a bit of that when I was a student. OK that all seems fine. Er, you’ve got some experience, which is good. Just a couple more questions. Do you drive?
H: Yes. I took my test last year but I don’t have access to a car so I do rely on public transport.
J: That shouldn’t be a problem. I’ll just make a note of it here — no car. And I need to know exactly when you are available and whether you’d be able to do shift work— you know, early mornings, late nights.
H: I don’t have a problem with early morning shifts.  I’d prefer not to do night shifts though.
J:And when would you be able to start?
H: Immediately, if necessary. The sooner, the better.