Ace Your Interview! | Common Questions, Storytelling, Body Language, Confidence

Welcome! In this private lesson, we will practice the most Common questions asked during a school admissions interview or job interview.

Topics
1) Body language & facial gestures
2) Storytelling to match target job or school
3) How to minimize weaknesses & increase positives
4) Practice follow-up questions to handle silences or pauses
5) How to research job culture or school mission statements
6) What to do if we don't know an answer
7) Increase confidence & clear communication
8) Understand what questions most likely will be asked

◾  My teaching style is focused on student communication, while offering feedback on how to improve answers.  

◾  We will revise answers & practice the same question several times, until the student feels comfortable and confident.

Method
This is a "Mock interview" class - I pretend to be the interviewer who is asking the Most Common Questions asked during interviews. I will provide the questions during the class and will support students with better answers.

Target Learner
This class is perfect for any learner practicing how to ace a job interview or a school admissions interview (Beginner - Advanced).  Ages 10-18

Sample Questions
-Tell me about yourself
-Why do you want to attend this school?
-Why are you a good fit for this job?

-Describe your family
-Tell me about your hobbies
-What are your goals at this future job/school?

-What is your biggest strength?
-What is your biggest weakness?

-What are your favorite school subjects?
-How will you contribute to our school / work community?

Class Goals
-Practice body language
-Develop a relaxed tempo with positive gestures
-Pivot off a negative and turn it into a positive
-Learn storytelling
-Research target school mission statements
-Understand target job corporate culture
-Customize answers to fit target school / job
-Portray confidence

*We will also learn how to ask follow-up questions when there is a pause or silence in the interview.

Please note: A minimum of 5-8 sessions is best to learn the art of successful interviewing.