Préparer et réussir un entretien d'embauche en anglais

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Introduce Yourself Confidently

Your first impression

Start with a polite greeting and your name. Mention your age, where you are from, and your vocational training. Add one or two positive qualities like 'hard-working' or 'reliable'. Keep it short and clear – the goal is to make a good first impression.

À retenir

Always smile and make eye contact when you introduce yourself.

Exemple

Hello, my name is Marie. I am a vocational student in sales. I am hard-working and punctual.

💡 À retenir : A clear, short self-introduction is the key to a good start.

Complète la phrase

I am a and motivated person.

Highlight Your Skills and Experience

Show what you can do

Use phrases like 'I can...', 'I am good at...', and 'I have experience in...' to talk about your practical skills. Mention tools you can use, tasks you have done during internships, and soft skills like teamwork. Be specific and positive.

Rappel

Use 'can' + base verb to express ability. Example: I can weld.

Exemple

I have experience in customer service and I am good at problem-solving.

💡 À retenir : Use action verbs to describe your skills.

Ask Smart Questions

Show your interest

At the end of the interview, you can ask questions about the job, the team, working hours, or training opportunities. This shows you are motivated and curious. Avoid asking about salary or holidays too early.

À retenir

Use polite forms: 'Could you tell me...?' or 'I would like to know...'

Exemple

Could you tell me about the working hours and the team I would work with?

💡 À retenir : Asking questions shows you are motivated and curious.

End the Interview Positively

Leave a lasting impression

Thank the interviewer for their time and express your enthusiasm for the position. Ask about the next steps in the hiring process. A strong finish can make the difference between being remembered or forgotten.

À retenir

Thank the interviewer and express enthusiasm.

Exemple

Thank you for this opportunity. I am very interested in the position and I hope to hear from you soon.

💡 À retenir : A strong finish can make the difference.

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