Learn English for Interview

3 key parts of preparing for an interview in English:
— CV
Learn to write a CV in English and customize your resume for a specific position. Present your skills and achievements to potential employers and impress recruiters with your written communication.
— Preparation
Gather information about your market, expectations, and problems you need to overcome. Learn how to introduce yourself in a job interview and meet the needs of your potential employer.
— Common Questions
Learn and practice different questions for an interview in English. Display your expertise and impress your potential employer with thoughtful answers. Build up your confidence to succeed in your interview.
Tips for a Job Interview in English
There are many elements to an interview and different ways to improve your chances:

First Impressions
Make sure you position yourself as a professional even before the interview. For example, a good LinkedIn profile in English can go a long way.

CV vs. Resume
Don’t confuse the two! A CV covers your entire professional journey, while a resume needs to be tailored to the position you are applying for.

Cover Letter
Sharpen your English writing skills to tell your potential employer exactly why you’re the perfect fit for their company.

Introductions
Practice how to introduce yourself in an interview - this includes what you say and how you dress to make an impression.

Details
You have to find out in advance which parts of your experience the employer would find interesting and focus on them.

Test Tasks
Many positions, such as programming and creative jobs, will require you to complete tests during the interview. Preparation will help your chances.

Manners
In business English, applying for a job comes with professional expectations. You need to be polite and speak clearly to succeed.

Interest
Learn how to show curiosity in the business and your position in it. Asking the interviewer good questions can go a long way.

Expertise
Find subtle ways to show your skills, such as citing figures and facts from previous jobs or bringing references.

Negotiations
Discussing money and workload is the most difficult part of an interview. Prepare in advance, and don’t shy away from asking for help.
How to practice for an interview in English

On Your Own

Prepare for an interview in English by improving your workplace communication skills. Practice business topics that help you succeed in office environments. Improve specific skills to make better presentations, write reports, mediate negotiations, and so on.
Find handy references to improve your business English skills:
Clarity is incredibly important during job interviews. Learn to speak clearly, preferably with a neutral or minimal accent. Help your potential employers understand you without effort by improving your pronunciation and articulation.
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Practice business English and prepare for an interview with bite-sized lessons. Find common questions and topics in a fun interactive course. Discover tools and resources for writing better emails, handling office conversations, and more!
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With Help

Prepare for a job interview in English with 1x1 lessons. Get an individual study plan that includes help with writing your CV, answering specific questions in your industry, and tips that apply directly to your career.
Find a certified tutor to improve your Business English:
Practice English in small groups of the same proficiency level. Take lessons twice a week and improve all-around English skills. Speak with fellow learners to improve your speaking confidence and practice for specific situations.
Join a business English class to sharpen your skills:
Meet learners from all over the world in our free English conversation club. Choose a fun topic and discuss it with interesting people. While this won’t directly improve your interviewing skills, speaking confidence will translate well to your career.
Find a fun topic and join the speaking club for free:
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