Junior Interview review questions

What should you do the day before you interview

a prospective employee, program position, any important position of trust.

• Make sure you are dressed well for the situation. remember

• Go over information you have on the persons you are interviewing if you have it.

• Practice your Greeting and questions in the mirror, remember tone, eye contact, expressions can help obtain information you need to make a good decision.

• Do nothing because surprises and delays are part of life. Being unprepared teaches people to lose opportunities.

What are you supposed to bring with you at the interview Wednesday ?

answer all that apply

• My chromebook to review the 6 year plan

• A Rubric Sheet Mr. Villa handed to you with questions you reviewed on Wednesday.

• A gift for the interviewer of great value

• Your lucky rabbit's foot

1. 1. Introduce yourself, then ask the students the following questions:

1. 2. Tell me about yourself.

2. 3. Show me your 6-year plan (be ready for any or nothing available)

3. 4. Discuss with me in detail how you plan to reach your academic goals in high school.

4. 5. Discuss the classes that you find the most rewarding and why.  Discuss what you find to be the most difficult class and why.

5. 6. What career do you plan on pursuing after high school?

6. 7. What do you expect to be doing in 5 to 7  years? 

8 (Close the interview ) Thank you for sharing and have a great day!!

Only when the student has left, complete the interview rubric. 

List in your own words what you must do

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why is eye contact important? when can it be too much? when can it be too little?

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For Mr. Villa's Grade the interviewer must wear a suit and tie to make a difference?

• no expensive clothing is not going to replace good communication.

• yes but handshakes are the big difference so squeeze hard

• yes but crazy bug eyed eye contact sends a positive message

• no, but trading information without using slang and gaining confidence from your interviewee is really important.

1. What two or three accomplishments have given you the most satisfaction?  Why?

3. Describe what you have learned in high school that would make you a good employee?

5. In what personal ways have you matured since entering high school?  What advice would you give an entering freshman?

7. What three qualities do you think are important for the career you are planning?

9. What clubs are you a part of at school? 

11. Of which of your accomplishments or honors are you the most proud and why?

13. If you were invited to speak to a group of grade school children about succeeding in high school, what would you tell them?

15. Can I help support you in any way? Which teacher/staff member have you made a connection with?

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