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Category Archives: Interview questions
Are you ready to answer these typical interview questions before your next TEFL interview?
It goes without question that the best way to plan for a job interview is to gain knowledge about the different styles of interview questions that are commonly asked in interviews worldwide. You mean I can simply learn and prepare … Continue reading
When TEFL interview questions are not an option
When you’ve been in the profession for a few years you might find yourself going for a big job in a location like the Gulf, and, more often than not, the actual selection process goes through a recruitment agency operating … Continue reading
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10 job interview questions your TEFL interviewer should be asking… PART 2
Here’s the continuation of yesterday’s post: 5 – We expect teachers to work in the school for about 8 hours a day, taking into account lesson planning and meetings. Do you have a problem with that? Insight into the mind … Continue reading
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10 job interview questions your TEFL interviewer should be asking…
…and the answers you should be giving. Having had the rare opportunity to sit down and have lunch with my boss the other day, I took the chance to ask her how she went about choosing staff. What is the … Continue reading
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