CHOICE 2

The growing prominence of water issues in the world is accompanied by an exponential production of documentary films. These water documentaries, produced by television channels or independent producers, are for the most part freely available on the Internet. The power of the image makes it possible to combine both the materiality of water and its manifestations, and its societal or environmental consequences. This module will take place in several stages through which students will successively search the Internet for documentaries on subjects that interest them, work in pairs to produce a critical analysis of the selected film, give a three-minute presentation of the film in front of the students of the same course (followed by a short collective scientific discussion), and share the results with the other courses in the class.

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This course is focused on mastering the tools of communication with the world of work, i.e. learning: -(i) how to write a CV, a cover letter, an email for a spontaneous application; -(ii) how to present oneself in a very short time, either orally or in writing; -(iii) how to answer the questions of an interview, and how to avoid the traps.

Learning these tools involves a theoretical presentation of the tools, but also very quickly putting them into practice. To do this, students will be asked to work in small groups, simulating realistic situations such as job interviews and presentations .... This is to learn how to best master these different tools.

All the teaching is done in the form of practical work, with particular emphasis on :

• on "reality show" sessions, where everyone will have to introduce themselves to each other in less than 3 minutes, will be put in job interview conditions or will have to make spontaneous applications / presentations.
• On email, cover letter and resume writing workshops.

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