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VSTEP Speaking Đề Số 05
Social Interaction
Let's talk about Hometown and Neighbourhood.
- What is your hometown famous for?
- How has your hometown changed in recent years?
- What are the people in your neighbourhood like?
Let's talk about Family.
- How much time do you spend with your family each week?
- What does your family usually do at weekends?
- Who are you closest to in your family?
Discuss Solutions
Situation: Your company wants to organize a team-building activity. Employees can join a painting workshop, a cooking class, or an outdoor photography activity. Which would be the best choice to help colleagues bond?
Topic Development
Topic: Talk about youth unemployment.
1. What problems does youth unemployment cause?
2. Should universities cooperate more with businesses?
3. What can young people do while searching for a job?
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Bài mẫu
Part 1
My hometown is well known for its traditional food and friendly atmosphere. In recent years, the roads have improved and more cafés and shops have opened, so life has become more convenient. My neighbours are generally kind and helpful. For example, they often look after each other's houses when someone is away.
I usually spend several hours with my family every evening and more time with them at weekends. We often cook a meal together or visit our grandparents on Sundays. I am closest to my mother because she listens to my problems and gives me practical advice whenever I need help.
Part 2
I would suggest a cooking class because it requires colleagues to cooperate and communicate throughout the activity. People could divide tasks, prepare ingredients and make a meal together, so everyone would have a chance to contribute. Sharing the food afterwards would also create a friendly atmosphere. A painting workshop would encourage creativity, but participants might work mostly on their own. Outdoor photography could be enjoyable, although it would depend on the weather and might not suit everyone. In comparison, a cooking class is interactive, practical and suitable for people with different abilities, so it would be my first choice.
Part 3
Youth unemployment has several causes. Many graduates find it hard to get a first job because employers often ask for experience they have not yet gained. Another problem is that some courses do not teach the practical skills required in the workplace. Internships, career guidance and short training programmes can help young people become better prepared. Unemployment can create financial pressure and reduce confidence, especially when job searches last for months. I believe universities should cooperate more closely with businesses so students can understand real job requirements before graduating. While looking for work, young people can improve their digital and communication skills, gain volunteer experience and practise interviews. These actions cannot guarantee employment, but they can improve future opportunities.
