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Ace Your Job Interview in English – Do’s, Don’ts & Key Phrases – B1

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Warm-up Questions

What do you find most difficult about job interviews in English?
What key phrases do you think are important for a job interview?
What are some “do’s and don’ts” you already know for interviews?

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Ace Your Job Interview in English – Do’s, Don’ts & Key Phrases – B1

Intro & “Tell me about yourself” (00:00 – 02:36)

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1. What is the main goal of the video?

To learn advanced business grammar rules
To write a complete CV in English
To practice common phrases found in job interviews in English

2. How long should your answer be for “Tell me about yourself” (according to the video)?

Two to five sentences
Only one sentence
One long story (2–3 minutes)

3. What else should you mention when introducing yourself?

Only your salary expectations
Your complaints about past jobs
What excites or motivates you and your positive qualities

Ace Your Job Interview in English – Do’s, Don’ts & Key Phrases – B1

Talking about experience, tools, and learning (02:36 – 04:34)

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1. Why does Haley suggest mentioning software tools before you are asked?

Because interviews never include questions about tools
Because it is unprofessional to wait for questions
Because they’ll often ask you outright what software you know how to use

2. Which phrase is recommended to show you know how to use certain tools and techniques?

I’m familiar with…
I’m tired of…
I’m worried about…

3. What does “I’m eager to learn” show in an interview?

You want fewer responsibilities
You are open to acquiring new skills
You already know everything

Ace Your Job Interview in English – Do’s, Don’ts & Key Phrases – B1

Interview do’s & don’ts + quick quiz wrap-up (04:34 – 08:24)

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1. What does the video suggest about arrival time?

Arrive at least 10 minutes before your interview time
Arrive exactly on time
Arrive 30 minutes late to seem busy

2. What is one “don’t” mentioned in the video?

Don’t dress professionally
Don’t prepare for common questions
Don’t speak negatively about previous employers

3. In Haley’s quiz, which phrase is used to ask about your background?

So, what are your salary expectations?
What are your weaknesses?
Tell me about yourself.

Ace Your Job Interview in English – Do’s, Don’ts & Key Phrases – B1

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1. Which response best matches the advice for “Tell me about yourself”?

A short, positive summary of your experience, motivation, and strengths
A complaint about your previous boss
A detailed list of every job you have ever had

2. What is the best way to talk about challenges in past jobs (according to the video)?

Blame your co-workers directly
Avoid the topic completely and stay silent
Frame your answers in a positive light

3. What should you do if you don’t understand a question in the interview?

Guess the meaning and change the topic
Politely ask for clarification at the end of the question
Interrupt immediately

Discussion Questions

Discuss the ideas from this video

Ace Your Job Interview in English – Do’s, Don’ts & Key Phrases – B1

How would you answer “Tell me about yourself” in 2–5 sentences for a job you want?
Which phrase from the video (for example, “I’m familiar with…” or “I’m eager to learn…”) is most useful for you, and why?
What are two things you should NOT do in an interview, and what should you do instead?
What questions do you think an interviewer might ask you (for example, “why do you want to work here?”), and how would you answer?