Choose a subject below and answer the questions. Then go to tutoring options
and send a recording of yourself speaking the answers. You will receive
feedback on your pronunciation and grammar. For job interview
questions, we will also send feedback on the quality of your answers.
Remember, this is your
chance to speak--the more detail the better.
Or,
click on "receive recording" and write your answers to these questions
in the popup box. You will receive a recording in the standard American
dialect. This teaches you correct sounds in words and also how to speak
with American rhythm.
Tip: Your answer should include your education, work experience and something extra to show your personality.
2. Do you prefer to work as part of a team or independently?
3.
Describe two of your previous working relationships: one with a
coworker that you enjoyed and one with a coworker that challenged you.
Job Interview 2
1. Describe your future career goals.
2. Are you looking for a full time position or part-time contract--and what is your availability? What days/times can you work?
3.
Describe a difficult working experience that you had and what you did.
(For teachers, this could be a difficult student or for software
engineers, this could be a logistical problem).
Food
1. What is your favorite meal to cook or order at a restaurant?
2.
If you cook, how do you prepare this meal? Provide as much detail as
possible. If you eat out, why do you choose to order this?
3.
What values do you have with choosing what you eat? Do you eat what
your mother cooked or what is healthiest or what is easy to cook--how
do you choose what to eat?
Doctor Visit
1. Describe your medical history: past doctor visits, illneses or any regular problems such as poor digestion.
2. Do you get regular checkups? Why or why not?
3. What form of medicine do you prefer: western style or alternative medicine (acupuncture, naturapathy, etc.)? Why?
Driving Directions
1. Describe your commute from home to work. If you do not have a commute now, describe a previous one.
2. Describe one other regular commute, such as going from home to your child's school or from home to a lesson teacher.
3. Describe the roads you took on a vacation, such as a weekend skiing trip or use of a rental car while travelling.
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