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    If you need extra employment support because of a disability, your local job center put you in touch with one of their Disability Employment Advisers(DEA). Disability Employment Advisers can give you help and support regardless of your situation. They can help you find work or gain new skills even if you have been out of work for a long time, or if you have little or no working experience.
    Referral service
    Your DEA can offer you an employment assessment to identify what type of work or training suits you best and also offer you a work program designed to help disabled people, like the Job Introduction Scheme, WORKSTEP or Access to Work. The DEA can let you know about jobs that match your experience and skills and offer you more work information.
    Employment assessments
    An important employment assessment can help you identify your abilities. Your employment assessment will usually take place at your local Job centre. You will have an interview with your DEA, which is an opportunity for you to talk about your skills and abilities and any previous working experience you may have. As part of the assessment, you may be asked to carry out some practical tasks and written work. These tasks will be similar to common tasks involved in various types of work. The assessment may take half a day or longer, depending on your individual needs. The DEA will discuss the length of your assessment with you beforehand.
    After the assessment
    You and your DEA will talk about your assessment and agree on an action plan to help you achieve your job goals. Your action plan may include training or taking part in the “Work Preparation” program.
    An employment assessment does not affect your benefits. You can claim travel expenses for attending an assessment.
    45. DEA will help you find a job even if you ______.
    A. don’t like your former work at all
    B. have been seriously ill for a long time
    C. are disabled and have no working experience
    D. are a normal man without knowledge
    46. The program “Access to Work” aims at ______.
    A. exchanging working experience
    B. helping the disabled people
    C. offering more work information
    D. advertising some products
    47. From the passage we can learn that ______.
    A. the employment assessment is not necessary
    B. the employment assessment takes place in a company
    C. the employment assessment is carried out by employers
    D. the time of the employment assessment is up to you
    48. Before you take your job you need ______.
    A. training or preparation     
    B. some travel expenses
    C. paying DEA some money  
    D. very excellent skills
    49. According to the ad, which of the following is TRUE?
    A. An employment assessment can be done in every Job centre.
    B. DEA is a job agency only for disabled people.
    C. DEA can help the disabled a lot in finding a job.
    D. An employment assessment can value a job seeker in every aspect.                      

    小题1:C
    小题2:B
    小题3:D
    小题4:A
    小题5:C
             
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