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The document is a job interview simulation for a future English teacher named Sofia, who is a literature student and passionate about teaching English. She expresses her desire to help others learn and shares her limited teaching experience, emphasizing her mother's influence as an English teacher. Sofia is comfortable teaching beginners and suggests using engaging activities to motivate students.

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? Job Interview Simulation at A Language School

The document is a job interview simulation for a future English teacher named Sofia, who is a literature student and passionate about teaching English. She expresses her desire to help others learn and shares her limited teaching experience, emphasizing her mother's influence as an English teacher. Sofia is comfortable teaching beginners and suggests using engaging activities to motivate students.

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🔹 Job Interview Simulation at a Language School (For

Future English Teacher – Basic Level)


Interviewer: Good morning! Welcome to [Language School
Name]. Please, have a seat.
Candidate: Good morning! Thank you very much.
Interviewer: Could you tell me more about yourself?
Candidate: My name is Sofia, I was born in Ariquemes. I'm
twenty-three years old. I'm a sixth-year literature student at
FAM College and my favorite hobbies are dancing,
studying, and reading.
Interviewer: Nice to meet you, [Your Name]. Why do you
want to work as an English teacher?
Candidate: I want to teach English because I enjoy helping
people learn. I love the English language, and I want to
grow as a teacher.
Interviewer: That’s great to hear. Do you have any
teaching experience?
Candidate: I don’t have much experience yet, but I have
helped classmates, friends, or family members. I’m also
studying to improve my skills. And my mom is an English
teacher in CEEJAR,
she has thirty-five years of experience in the English
language
She was my teacher and still is my teacher. I never stop
learning English because there's always something new to
learn.
Interviewer: That’s okay. Everyone starts somewhere.
What levels do you feel most comfortable teaching?
Candidate: I feel more comfortable teaching beginners or
basic and
intermediar level students.
Interviewer: Good. What kind of activities would you use in
a beginner class?
Candidate:
I would use simple dialogues, flashcards, games, songs,
and videos. I like to use fun and visual materials. I also like
to teach grammar in text format, so the student sees that it's
not complicated.
Interviewer: Excellent! How would you motivate shy or
quiet students?
Candidate: I would speak slowly and be patient. I would
use friendly and fun activities, and I would always
encourage them with positive words.
Interviewer: Perfect. Do you prefer working with children,
teenagers, or adults?
Candidate: I can work with all ages, but I feel more
comfortable with [children / teenagers / adults].
Interviewer: Great, [Your Name]. Thank you for coming
today. We will contact you soon about the next steps.
Candidate: Thank you very much! I’m happy to be here.
Have a great day!

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