Module 10: Interview Prep

What is the first step in an online interview process?

• A salary discussion

• Submission of personal information

• A demo lesson

• A final interview

How long can a demo lesson last?

• 5 to 10 minutes

• 15 to 30 minutes

• 5 to 50 minutes

• 10 to 40 minutes

In the demo lesson, who might the teacher be teaching?

• Only actual students

• An adult pretending to be a child

• Only other teachers

• A group of parents

What is one important tip mentioned for the interview discussion stage?

• Always lie about your experience

• Ask about the company's history

• Discuss salary first

• Know about the company's mission and values

Why is it essential to prepare for a demo lesson?

• To showcase personal skills only

• To impress the interviewer with props

• To demonstrate teaching effectiveness

• To avoid asking any questions

What should candidates avoid doing when asked about their experience?

• Providing vague answers

• Saying they have extensive experience when they do not
  

• Highlighting their teaching skills

• Mentioning their excitement to teach

What should candidates do to demonstrate flexibility?

• Only agree to work during peak hours

• Indicate willingness to work on weekends and last-minute classes

• Refuse to take on extra responsibilities

• Focus solely on their schedule

What common interview question involves handling student behavior?

• Why do you want to teach English online?

• How would you handle a shy or disengaged student?

• What are your salary expectations?

• How long have you been teaching?

What should the teacher bring to the demo lesson?

• Nothing, just themselves

• All necessary props and materials

• A laptop only

• Only a whiteboard

What is an important follow-up action after the interview?

• Ignore the company

• Send a thank-you email

• Call them repeatedly

• Change their contact information