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PT INSTRUCTOR Looking for a sports minded person to teach children ages 3-10 gymnastics and sports in a non-competitive environment. Fun, rewarding job with competitive wages. Must be available nights and weekends. 865-583-1166 to apply or email tlgknoxvilletn@thelittlegym. com.

 

Join the Dillard’s team of Sales Associates in our Men’s Shoe Department. Enjoy selling top brands of classic, trendy and casual shoes. Knowledge of men’s shoe trends plus a background in sales is a requirement for success in this high traffic area.

 

Airport Terminal Service is currently looking for Full & Part time Passenger. Ramp, Baggage, and Cabin Service agents at our Washington DC (DCA) Location. We are also looking for a full time GSE Mechanic (with diesel experience) at our Baltimore Location (9 am-5am shift-Mon-Fri off).

We offer competitive benefits, paid training and uniforms.

Candidates who are interested in positions must apply by logging onto www. Workatats. com

 

LOCAL DELIVERY drive/warehouse person needed for a fast paced printing company. Good driving record and customer service skills are a must. Competitive salary and benefits. Call 865-524-9881 to apply.

 

 

 

1. If Mr Black has a desire to be a sports teacher, he should contact _______.

A.Airport Terminal Services

B.www. Workatats. com

C.865-524-9881

D.tlgknoxvilletn@thelittlegym. com.

2.As a driver in Local Delivery, John has to _______.

A.work hard to earn money

B.have printing skills

C.have interest in the position

D.be offered paid training

3.Mr Smith can find a job as a mechanic at _______.

A.Washington DC Location.

B.Baltimore Location

C.a fast paced company

D.Dillard

4. What is a must when one hopes to be a member of Dillard’s team?

A.He must be able to work in the evening and on weekends.

B.He must have experience.

C.He must have a good knowledge of shoe fashion and sales.

D.He must like top brands of shoes.

 

【答案】

1.D

2.A

3.B

4.C

【解析】略

 

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