Unit 3
Retailing
Retailing - the sale of goods in small quantities directly to
consumers. prodaja na malo
Also Known As: To sell at retail.
Examples: We began our retailing business by selling a locally
made product to the community.
Retailer – trgovac na malo
Outlet - A store that sells the goods of a particular
manufacturer or wholesaler. Prodavnica koja se bavi
maloprodajom
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Chains - hotels or shops that have the same
owner or management
Shopping centre – a group of shops and often
restaurants having a common parking space
trgovinski centar
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A shopping center enclosed within a large
structure; often two or three stories high,
often designed around a central atrium; may
have numerous stores, as well as
entertainment facilities such as movie
theaters, fast-food outlets, restaurants, and
public areas.
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Hypermarket - a very large retail outlet that is a
combination of a department store and a supermarket.
Veliki prodajni centar, hipermarket. Also called
hypermart.
superstore - a very large shop that sells a large variety
of or one type of product: velika prodavnica, po veličini
između supermarketa i hipermarketa
department store - a large retail store for the sale of
many kinds of goods organized in separate departments
– robna kuca
retail park an area outside a town with many large
shops and space for cars to park – trgovacki centar van
grada
Listening – part 1
Listening - part 2
Vocabulary development
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A compound noun is a noun that is made up of two or more
words. Most compound nouns in English are formed by
nouns modified by other nouns or adjectives.
Compound nouns can also be formed using the following
combinations of words:
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The two parts may be written in a number of ways:
1. Sometimes the two words are joined together.
Example: tooth + paste = toothpaste | bed + room = bedroom
2. Sometimes they are joined using a hyphen.
Example: check-in
3. Sometimes they appear as two separate words.
Example: full moon
Compound nouns
Writing a CV
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Personal details: Name, surname, local address, email address, phone number
Education: all of your qualifications
Professional experience: each job detail should
include this basic information (title of position, length
you held the post, responsibilities, name of
organization)
Skills
Activities: any activities that you do in your free time
that can be related to your job.
References
Letter of Application - Structure
Your contact information
The heading of the letter should include your full postal and email
address, and phone number
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Employer or Agency contact information
Name and job title of recipient (if known)
Company name and full address
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Date your letter
Salutation
Dear Mr / Mrs
(ideally address your letter to a named person)
Dear Sir or Madam (only if you cannot find out the recipient´s name)
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Letter of application
Writing a letter of application: four
paragraphs
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Confirm your wish to apply and say where you heard
about the job
Say why you are interested in the position
Show that you can contribute by highlighting your
skills and experience
Indicate your willingness to attend an interview
Complimentary close
Yours sincerely (if you know the recipient´s
name)
Yours faithfully ( if you do not know the
recipient´s name)
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Your signature
Typed signature