The goal is not just impressing a college or job interviewer. Frankly, they’re not expecting much. The real goal is convincing interviewers they need this student and offer more scholarship funding, admission into a top school or more money from a job. Confidence and leadership skills are in high demand. 

Award-winning journalist Rick Snider expands his popular How to Ask Great Questions and Learn Public Speaking and Speeches classes for young adults needing more than dress for success skills. Students need to speak clearly, prepare mentally and act confidently as teens looking to new horizons. 

Rick has asked more than 100,000 questions of royals, athletes, entertainers, rock stars, politicians and even a famous horse or two over his 40-plus years as a Washington, D.C. journalist. Now he can teach your student presentation skills to win over interviews while asking questions themselves to learn whether the school or job is right for them.

Homework Offered
Come with a specific interview in mind that they’ll encounter. A college admission? Job interview? Have questions for information they want to know rather than just answering the interviewer’s questions.
Assessments Offered
Learner receives a verbal summary with tips for improvement at class end. 
Grades Offered