1 . Wendy: What are the [1] a) activity b) benefits c) employer d) proving of being a volunteer?

2 . Simon: Well there are many [2] a) activity b) benefits c) learning d) reference of volunteering beginning I think by meeting a need for the person, the volunteering is ... I don´t like to use this word in a negative way, but it´s a selfish [3] a) activity b) learning c) proving d) proving . It´s about improving oneself, it´s about [4] a) activity b) employer c) learning d) reference a new skill, it could be about actually [5] a) activity b) employer c) matching d) proving your course content or something you´re [6] a) benefits b) benefits c) employer d) learning into a practical [7] a) activity b) benefits c) learning d) reference and [8] a) activity b) activity c) matching d) reference that not only for the practice of the [9] a) employer b) learning c) matching d) reference process you´re going through, but also [10] a) activity b) benefits c) learning d) proving it to a potential [11] a) benefits b) benefits c) employer d) learning as well . So a volunteer is very good on that level, it´s very vocational .

3 . Wendy: Good at application forms .

4 . Simon: It´s proven, not just the proof of it, but the evidence through the [12] a) benefits b) learning c) reference . That you can actually get someone to write you a [13] a) activity b) learning c) proving d) reference [14] a) benefits b) benefits c) matching d) proving what you´ve learnt, so volunteering in a lot of ways is the first step into an [15] a) benefits b) employer c) reference in your chosen field .