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Préparer et réussir un entretien d'embauche en anglais

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L'essentiel du cours

  1. Chapitre 1 : Introduce Yourself Confidently

    A clear, short self-introduction is the key to a good start.

  2. Chapitre 2 : Highlight Your Skills and Experience

    Use action verbs to describe your skills.

  3. Chapitre 3 : Ask Smart Questions

    Asking questions shows you are motivated and curious.

  4. Chapitre 4 : End the Interview Positively

    A strong finish can make the difference.

Teste-toi · 8 questions

  1. 1.What is the best way to start an interview?

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    Réponse : Hello, my name is...

    A polite introduction with your name is the standard and professional way to begin an interview.

  2. 2.Which phrase shows a skill?

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    Réponse : I can use a cash register.

    'I can use a cash register' demonstrates a practical ability, which is a skill.

  3. 3.What does 'I am reliable' mean?

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    Réponse : Je suis fiable.

    'Reliable' means you can be trusted to do what you say; in French, 'fiable'.

  4. 4.When the interviewer asks 'Do you have any questions?', you should...

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    Réponse : Ask about the team or training.

    Asking about the team or training shows interest in the job and the company.

  5. 5.Which sentence is correct?

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    Réponse : I can drive a forklift.

    After 'can', we use the base form of the verb without 'to' or '-ing'.

  6. 6.What is a good way to end an interview?

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    Réponse : Thank you for your time. I am very interested in this position.

    Thanking the interviewer and expressing interest leaves a positive final impression.

  7. 7.'I have experience in...' is used to talk about...

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    Réponse : Your past jobs or internships.

    This phrase introduces your professional or practical background.

  8. 8.Which word means 'ponctuel' in English?

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    Réponse : Punctual

    'Punctual' means arriving on time, exactly like 'ponctuel' in French.