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Preparation for a job interview

The following activities allow students to revise the key elements of the videos. They will help them engage in discussion with peers and the teacher.

Video watching and discussion

Watching the videos will allow students to see if their expectations are being met or if they need to rethink some of the ideas they had in mind.

Each video is introduced by preparatory activities to better understand the topics covered.

Kahoot (word cloud and quiz)

Both Kahoot and Word cloud activities allow the students to review and discuss the most important personal and work-related skills and competences in the form of individual and/or team games.

This mode can be used to enliven moments of class work and is particularly suitable for students with learning difficulties who would otherwise struggle to participate. The suggested sites and resources highlight words and concepts that become more easily shared tools in classes with mixed abilities students.

Quiz about forbidden questions

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When you prepare for an interview ALL are important except






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In an Interview you should wear all of the following except






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All are common interview questions you should be prepared for, except






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Being an active listener during an interview includes all, except






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It is Ok for employers to show discrimination against someone's






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It is ok for an Employer to ask if you have been convicted of a felony.




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It is ok for an employer to ask if you have kids.




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It is ok for an employer to not hire someone they consider too old.




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It is ok for an employer to ask if you have a disability.




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It is ok for an employer to ask you what your grades were like in high school.




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It is important in an interview to ask what a typical day "looks like" if you worked there.




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It is important in an interview to ask how many vacation days you get.




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Quiz about job interviews

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A meeting between an employer and a job applicant to discuss possible employment is called a





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Before going on a job interview, you should know the exact time and ________ of the interview.





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The job interviewer asks questions to find out if you are a ______________ for the job.





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Gestures, postures, and eye contact are considered to be





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Positive body language is a key to making a good





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Nodding and leaning forward show that you are





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Eye contact and good posture show





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Keeping your hands relaxed and still shows you are





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After practicing for an interview, you should ask for _________________.





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Constructive feedback is useful for future interviews because it helps





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Documents that support your qualifications are called





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Handshakes should always be





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At the interview, have a seat when you enter the room.




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Place your personal items on the floor, but never on the interviewer's desk.




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Clothing should be clean but no one notices your shoes.




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If you do not understand a question, pretend you do.




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If you do not understand a question





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Only cite _________ skills when answering questions.





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________ before you go to an interview.





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Before the interview, it is important to get relevant information about the company.




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The viewing of the videos is then followed by suggestions for exercises and
activities to be carried out in class. These activities allow students to rework
what they have seen, to focus on revise the key elements and engage in
discussion with peers and the teacher.

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Appearance and preparation

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Preparation and professional behaviour

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Video 3:
A good start

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