Interviewing is an acquired skill. You can learn how to anticipate and prepare for certain questions, and you can learn how to present yourself in the best way possible.

But as with any other skill, the more you practice and the more completely you prepare for each interview, the better you will perform and the more comfortable you will be.

Help is available through the Employment Assistance Services in Northeastern BC.  Drop in or make an appointment with an employment counsellor to practice mock interviews or to discuss the best way to answer some common questions.  If you are not in Northeastern BC, contact your nearest employment assistance service.  Service Canada will be able to help locate a service near you.

HOW CAN WE HELP?		QUESTIONS
Interview workshops, practice interviews, appointment with an employment counselor		Sample Questions Behavioural Interview Questions Traditional Interview Questions Case Interview Questions Education Previous Jobs Company / Job Questions determining your Competence Questions on Wages / Salaries Personal Characteristics Your Community Involvement Questions You Can Ask Questions Not to ask Types of Interviews Behavioural Case      Case Types      Sample Cases Group Phone      Telephone Tips
BEFORE, DURING AND AFTER
5 employer concerns - start here Before the interview Researching before your interview During the interview After the interview      Thank You Letters
RELATED RESOURCES
Dress for interviews Dealing with anxiety Interviewing Advice Test Your Interview Savvy List of References Interview tips on the Web

http://www.bc.edu/offices/careers/skills/interview.html

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