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Preparing for a Job Interview in English
This exercise is to coach job applicants for an actual employment interview
Purpose
1. Predict interview questions
2. Prepare information to include in the answer
3. Practice answers to communicate effectively in English by exploring grammar
patterns and structures, appropriate terminology and pronunciation
Steps of an Interview
Step 1: The Entrance
Step 2: The Performance
STEP 3: The Exit
EXERCISE
Instructions: you are having an interview with the HR of Clear Design company for
the position of graphic designer you applied for.
Complete the following interview with appropriate answers.
The Entrance: Meeting and Greeting
HR: Please, come in and take a seat.
YOU: ……………..
HR: Hello. Nice to meet you, too. Thank you for coming.
YOU: ……………..
HR: Would you like a cup of coffee or something to drink before we begin?
YOU:
HR: Ok, then. Let’s get started.
The Performance: Questions about hiring you
Can you talk to us about yourself?
YOU: ……………..
HR: Who is your current employer?
YOU: ……………..
How long did you work for them?
YOU: ……………..
HR: What are your duties and responsibilities?
YOU: ……………..
What major challenges did you face?
YOU: ……………..
Why are you leaving your current job?
YOU: ……………..
HR: What do you know about our company?
YOU: ……………..
HR: Why are you interested in working for us?
YOU: ……………..
HR: What would you consider to be your greatest strengths?
YOU: …………….
HR: Which aspects or areas of yourself are you improving or would like to
improve?
YOU: ……………..
HR: Why do you think you are the best person for this position?
YOU: ……………..
HR: What are your hobbies and interests?
YOU: ……………..
HR: Do you do any volunteer work?
YOU: ……………..
HR: Where do you see yourself five years from now/in five years’ time?
The Exit: Thanking and Taking Leave
HR: Do you have any questions for us?
YOU: ……………..
(at the end Thank the interviewer(s) for their time. Ask about the next steps and
when you can expect a response from them.)
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