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Teach: Job Interview English
Interview prep your students can take into a real hiring loop. Covers introductions, behavioral answers, technical explanations, and salary negotiation, with mock-interview rubrics teachers can grade against.
How teachers use this
Great as a focused 4-6 week module for adult students preparing for English-language interviews.
What you'll learn
How each lesson works
Every lesson mixes short teaching cards with 8-plus kinds of interactive exercises. No passive reading. You practice as you go.
Teaching cards
Short, no-fluff explanations
Multiple choice
Pick the natural option
Fill in the blank
Type the right word
Word reorder
Build sentences from tiles
Match pairs
Connect phrase to meaning
Dialogues
Read + pick the best reply
True / false
Test what you know
Error correction
Fix the sentence
Listening
Play, then answer
Curriculum
26 lessons · 5h 30m total
Why Interviews Feel Harder in a Second Language
The Mindset Shift: Stop Translating, Start Communicating
How English-Language Interviews Are Structured
Researching a Company in English
Preparing Your "Story" in English
Common Job Descriptions: Understanding What They Really Want
Vocabulary for Your Industry (Tech, Finance, Marketing)
"Tell Me About Yourself". A Framework That Works
"Why This Company?". Genuine Answers, Not Generic Ones
"What's Your Greatest Weakness?". Honest Without Sinking Yourself
"Where Do You See Yourself in 5 Years?". Strategic Answers
"Why Should We Hire You?". Selling Without Bragging
The STAR Method Explained (With Real Examples)
"Tell Me About a Time You Failed"
"Describe a Conflict With a Coworker"
"Give an Example of Leadership"
"Tell Me About a Time You Worked Under Pressure"
Explaining Technical Concepts in Simple English
Case Study Interviews: Thinking Out Loud in English
Panel Interviews: Managing Multiple Interviewers
Asking Smart Questions at the End
Negotiating Salary & Benefits in English
Writing the Perfect Thank-You Email
Accepting, Declining & Asking for More Time
Mock Interview Walkthrough (Full Example)
Your Pre-Interview Checklist
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Get this courseNotes from a teacher who has done this for a decade
How to get a student through a real English-language interview in four to six weeks, including the question that wrecks 80 percent of non-native speakers.
Interview prep is not English prep. Most students fail interviews in English for the same reasons they would fail them in their own language: weak stories, vague answers, no preparation for the company. Your job is to fix the underlying answer before you fix the grammar. A clean answer in B1 English beats a fluent waffle.
The first question to ask the student
"Send me three job descriptions you would actually apply for." Do not start lessons until you have them. Without real targets, you are teaching generic interview English, which is the kind of English that gets students rejected. Every drill should sound like it could come from one of those three companies.
Pacing for a typical four to six week run
Week 1: "Tell me about yourself" until it is reflex. This is the question that wrecks people. They overprepare and recite a paragraph that sounds memorized. Drill the answer until it sounds spontaneous.
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