Whether you’re looking for your first job, seeking a new career opportunity or teaching employability skills to young people or adult learners, LifeSkills could offer you everything you need to know about performing successfully in interviews.
Job interviews help employers to get to know candidates for a role they want to fill by hearing about their relevant experience and skills. Job interviews will vary in length and format and it’s extremely likely that there will be more than one candidate being considered for a role. Some organisations hold two or three rounds of interviews before making a final decision.
Interview resources from LifeSkills give you tips, tools and advice to help you land a place at college, university, an internship or your first job. From crafting model answers to give interviewers the detail they are looking for and knowing what to research beforehand, to simulated interview practice, become a standout applicant with LifeSkills.
Interviews can be daunting for people of any age and stage in their career. These interview tips, advice, lesson plans and modules will guide your learners to interview success whether they are students applying for college, university or their first job, or adult learners looking for success with their next career step.
Job interviews can be a daunting experience at any stage of your career, regardless of how much experience you have had, and it can be hard to show the best version of yourself when put on the spot. The content below contains interview tips and advice to help land your dream role and develop your career.
Interviews provide an opportunity for both a potential employer and employee to decide if they are a good fit for each other. This includes previous experience, skills and knowledge, and if they align with the workplace culture. Winning at an interview takes preparation and research to ensure the candidate can answer any question the employer could ask them, and include all the information employers will be looking for in the answer.
You can find lots of other LifeSkills content to support yourself or your learners in preparing for an interview, whether that’s knowing what to expect, the different types of interviews employers could hold, and handy tools for crafting model interview answers.