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Interviews are a huge test of your speaking and communication skills, even in your mother tongue, and good preparation is the key.  If English is not your first language, your listening skills will also play an important role.

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First, familiarise yourself with the kind of questions that interviewers ask.  Then consider how to answer these questions best.  If possible, practise with a native speaker, or a friend who speaks good English.  Prepare well, and you will give yourself the confidence to perform at your best.

Alec.co.uk

This site has six pages of common interview questions, plus strategies for answering them. Click the link at the end of the list to go to the next page. There are many more useful links on the left of the page, including advice about body language and thank-you letters.

Interview questions - page 1 out of 6

Questions for you to ask the interviewer

General advice

Job Interview Video Lesson

Level: Intermediate. Go>

BBC World Service

Interview advice written for international English learners. There are links to other 'Work Skills' pages. Go>

Monster.com

Try a Virtual Interview or read one of the many useful atricles. Go>

Job Centre

Advice about preparing for an interview. Go>

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