秘书英语

出版时间：2007-5  出版社：高等教育出版社  作者：何群 编  页数：238  

前言

　　《秘书英语》自1998年6月出版至今已有2年多时间。本书在使用中受到有关教师和学生的普遍好评。然而，随着信息时代的到来，网络经济的逐步发展，特别是因特网近年来在中国的普及，秘书工作的环境条件及内容都发生了一定的变化。为适应这些变化，我们对《秘书英语》进行了修订，更换了阅读和泛读的部分内容，补充了有关因特网、网络经济方面的文章，使教材更具时代特点。在修订过程中我们得到了北京宣武区第一职业学校专业英语组的大力支持，庄严主任和谷晓静老师为本书的修订提出宝贵的意见和建议，谷晓静老师提供了部分材料并承担了新课词汇表的编写工作，对此我们表示衷心的感谢。我们也希望有关教师将来在修订本的使用中不断提出意见和建议。

内容概要

　　本书是教育部中等职业学校文秘（涉外文秘）专业规划教材。全书共16单元。每单元由阅读、听说、写作、泛读等几部分组成。本书选材围绕秘书工作英语用语、专业知识及商务工作知识；练习针对秘书工作对英语知识和运用英语语言能力的基本要求编写。在学生提高听、说、读、写综合能力的同时，能掌握一定数量的专业词汇及用法，为进一步学习或步人工作岗位做好准备。　　　　本书配有《秘书英语练习答案》（包括阅读参考译文、练习参考答案、听力材料、写作范文和泛读参考译文）和录音带。　　本书也可供大专文秘专业低年级选用或作为自学用书。

书籍目录

Unit 1 Reading: Practical tips on being a star at work  Listening & Speaking: Meeting office staff  Writing: Itinerary  Extensive Reading: The secretary's dayUnit 2 Reading: Reception work  Listening & Speaking: Receiving visitors  Writing: Callers' register  Extensive Reading: Clean your deskUnit 3 Reading: Showing your values in your job  Listening & Speaking: Who's who in the company  Writing: Curriculum vitae/resume  Extensive Reading: How to write a data sheetUnit 4 Reading: A good receptionist  Listening & Speaking: Future engagements  Writing: Letter of application  Extensive Reading: Letter of applicationUnit 5 Reading: Silence is golden  Listening & Speaking: Booking a hotel room  Writing: Leaving a message  Extensive Reading: Open, honest communicationsUnit 6 Reading: Secretaries' personal qualities  Listening & Speaking: Conference facilities  Writing: Letter of invitation  Extensive Reading: How to interview for a jobUnit 7 Reading: Telephone tactics  Listening & Speaking: Requesting and replying  Writing: Reply to invitation  Extensive Reading: Americans in the officeUnit 8 Reading: The secretary's role  Listening & Speaking: Work routines  Writing: Memorandum  Extensive Reading: The secretary's functionsUnit 9 Reading: The Internet  Listening & Speaking: Making suggestions  Writing: Job application form  Extensive Reading: Status titles used in Western countriesUnit 10 Reading: Getting on with the chief  Listening & Speaking: Dissatisfied customers  Writing: Notice of meeting  Extensive Reading: Advice on writing a good business letterUnit 11 Reading: Know-how of attending a meeting  Listening & Speaking: Dealing with salesmen and representatives  Writing: Agenda  Extensive Reading: Seating at a dinnerUnit 12 Reading: Secretaries' duties at meetings  Listening & Speaking: Getting to know the equipment  Writing: Minutes of a meeting  Extensive Reading: What you owe your employer?Unit 13Unit 14Unit 15Unit 16Vocabulary

章节摘录

　　1. An Honest Days Work for an Honest Days Pay　　If you loaf on the job, you are stealing from your employer. Whenyou accept a position, you agree to perform certain tasks during busi-ness hours. In exchange, your employer agrees to compensate you. Ifyou arrive late, leave early, take long lunches, talk on the phone allafternoon, or shoot the breeze instead of doing your work, you arebreaking your agreement with your employer. How would you feel ifthe company short-changed your paycheck？　　2. Your Best Efforts　 The function of an organization is to produce goods or services,not to provide amusement for employees. Your employer probablyhopes that you enjoy your work and understands that social interac-tion with other employees is both inevitable and beneficial. However,you are paid to get something done. If you waste your time socializ-ing instead of working, you are wasting your companys time andmoney. Thats not fair.　　3. Obedience to the Rules　　Every organization has certain rules that facilitate its activities. Youmay not like every rule, but you implicitly agree to abide by themwhen you join an organization. Disregarding those rules is a breach ofyour agreement with your employer. If you were the boss, how wouldyou feel if someone tried to get away with breaking the rules？　　4. A Good Attitude　　There will undoubtedly be days when you feel put upon. By itsvery nature, work involves sacrifices, some of which may strike you asbeing unfair. But if you strike back by nursing a grievance and ne-glecting your work, you are behaving unfairly. Instead of sulking, dis-cuss the problem with your supervisor.