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StarVal Academy offers personalized, human-centered English classes—online and in person. We pair each student with a dedicated tutor, tailoring every lesson to individual goals and learning styles. With a strong focus on professionalism, certified exam prep, and high-quality materials, we create a warm, effective environment where real progress happens.

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INTRODUCTION

This section will focus on powerful, active, and positive vocabulary. When practicing it, learners should try to think of a new language in the context of the people they know, places they’re familiar with, or significant events in their lives. Contextualizing the vocabulary will not only help candidates to memorize it, but it will also make them naturally reproduce it.

using powerful language

Using powerful language

Powerful Language

Personality adjectives

personality adjectives

powerful phrases

Powerful Personality Adjectives

At this stage of your job interview preparation practice, you will have to use the new vocabulary and expressions to try to formulate sentences and answers. Each part of this exercise will focus on one of the aspects of the job that you are trying to obtain. 

Make sure you follow the instructions and do some research before preparing your answers. You can also write more than one answer. Ideally, you want to think of a real case scenario where you would have to answer an interviewer. As a practice, you can also simulate different jobs/situations.  

Take your time to do some research online and write your answers accurately.

Positive language

Ways to Use Positive Language in Interviews

This section takes into consideration the ten most asked interview questions. Take this part as an opportunity to practice them and reinforce your ability to create your answers and predict what you might get asked during your interview. You will work on the questions progressively, although nobody can predict the order in which the interviewer will decide to ask them to you. For each question, you will find some model answers. Not all the answers might apply to your case. Get inspired by the ones closest to your ideal solution, and feel free to use these ideas to formulate your answers. Write your answers down and take your time to practice them orally.
After you are done, find a friend or a colleague (or a teacher, of course) to practice your answers. Ask them to go through the questions aleatorily, so you never know what questions will be next.

what are your strenghts

your weaknesses

tell me about yourself

why should we hire you

salary expectations

why do you want to leave your job

why do you want this job

how you handle stress

difficult work situation

future goals

Dress appropriately

Punctuality

Interviewer’s name

Following up

Making a good first impression

Making a Good First Impression

When preparing for a job interview, candidates should never forget that their primary goal is to get hired. Therefore, ensuring that the interviewer thinks you are the best person to cover the position becomes fundamental. Making a great impression is based not only on having the right set of skills but also on showing that you have a great personality and will do your best in your new role.

Not to say

Top 15 Things Never to Say at a Job Interview

In the past decades, online job interviews have become popular and often replaced in-person interviews. Usually, an online meeting represents a way for companies to save precious time when getting in touch with candidates and conducting the first screening of potential new employees. For some companies, online interviews are the norm nowadays. It is essential that candidates
are ready and prepared because although most of the dynamics are similar to the ones followed for in-person interviews, there are some significant differences to always keep in mind.

Online interviews

Online Interviews

Master your next job interview in English

Master your next job interview in English

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