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B | Roman Holiday A Princess makes a goodwill tour of Rome£®She is tired of the responsibility and demands of the role she has played£¬so she escapes and meets up with a newspaper journalist on a street and then they spend a whole day playing together and give us a romantic love story£® | |
C | The Shawshank Redemption In 1947£¬a man named Andyis was put into prison because he was thought to murder his wife£®He was sentenced to life sentences at Shawshank£®There£¬he spent 20 years digging a way with a rock hammer to escape from the prison£®Finally£¬he was free and lived in a costal town£® | |
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65£®David is a boy who always fails in the exam£¬so he wants to see a film where there is a person who keeps a positive attitude towards life£®D£®
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Job Title | Children's Science Presenter |
City/Town | Nationwide |
Company Name | Sublime Science |
Pay | ¡ê30per hour |
It is a unique position that you will never forget£®Enjoy entertaining and educating children by making sweets and earn a great income while having fun!
No particular background in science is required as full training is provided£®Enjoying working with children is far more important£®Looking for people right away!
Hours are flexible but the majority of work will be at weekends with only occasional weekday opportunities£®The role would be perfect as a part-time opportunity£®
Don't Miss Out-Click the"Apply Here"button to see a video of what it's all about!
"I thoroughly enjoy doing my events£®No party is ever the same but you can be sure that it'll be good fun£®The children love getting involved and the parents are always appreciative£®I love working with Sublime Science and I'm sure you would too£®Fill in the application form now!"
Laura from Sublime Science
Qualifications Required£º
•A Typical Event£ºYou will travel directly from home to a pre-booked science party for around 15-20children aged 5-12£®You'll need to arrive in good time to set up the equipment and greet the guests£®All events vary but they typically last from 1to 2hours£®
•Essential£ºEnjoying working with children aged 5-12£®
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