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    A. Part-time café assistant: This role consists of 2—3 shifts a week. Must have bartender and waiting experience. Fluent English required. Our café seats 12 and we are open for breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea, 7 days a week. We are also open for private dinners so some extra evening work is available.
    B. We require an experienced and responsible driver over 25 years old with a full clean UK driving license to deliver goods in and around London. Applicants must have a full permit for working in UK. Working hours 7 a.m. ~3 p.m., Mon~Sat. Pay will be ￡250 per week. Please call Robin on 07932 818257 daily until 5p.m..
    C. A school in South-East London (Bromley) is seeking a maths teacher. They require someone with sound knowledge of the UK Curriculum and a strength in classroom management. You must have a Maths Teaching Qualification.
    D. Fun person required (20 yrs and over) who enjoys children and playing but can also be strict when required --- for a live-out nurse position looking after 3 boys aged 4, 7 and 9. Full time 7:30~6:15. Job includes housework, boys’ laundry and general ironing. ￡270~￡300 depending on experience. South Woodford, E18.
    E. We are looking for qualified English teachers to fill daytime vacancies. The hours range from 15 to 30 per week. If you are an English native speaker, with teaching experience, live in West London, and can start immediately, please send us your CV now!
    F. A private ambulance company in Yorkshire requires a minibus / ambulance driver. Either full time (08:30 to 17:00 Mon to Fri) or on a part-time basis. A full driving license is needed. Some medical background or a first aid certificate would be an advantage. Please email lee@procare999.co.uk.
    请阅读以下应聘者的信息，然后匹配应聘者和他们要应聘的职位：
    56. Lucia Granderson. Lucia was born in New Ireland and has just arrived in London to unite with her husband. She used to be a high school teacher in her home country and wants to find a job in England.
    57. Terence Nagata. Terence is a university student who will complete a double-major Maths / CS soon. He loves children and has obtained a certificate in maths teaching.
    58. Jeremy Lillian. Jeremy doesn’t have a permanent job but he is helping his aunt who has a clinic in the suburb. Jeremy sends his aunt to work in her car every day. He desires a part-time job so as to earn more.
    59. Norma Smith. Norma was just graduated from a medical college and was seeking a job such as a nurse or something alike. She lives in London with her parents at present.
    60. Ella Brown. Ella is studying in a university majoring in the language of English and she would like to find a job to gain more experience of life. She once worked in a cafeteria in the campus.
    应聘者                                 应聘职位
    56. Lucia Granderson                    A. Part-time café assistant
    57. Terence Nagata                      B. An experienced and responsible driver
    58. Jeremy Lillian                       C. A maths teacher
    59. Norman                            D. A live-out nurse position
    60. Ella Brown                         E. Qualified English teachers
    F. A minibus / ambulance driver

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