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BEST IELTS Speaking Interview, 14th January
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PART – 1 INTRO
What is your full name?
My name is Sukhveer Kaur.
Can I see your ID?
Here it is! This is my passport.
Where are you from?
I belong to Jaipur which is in the state of Rajasthan.
Are you working or study?
At present, I am pursuing my bachelor of education in Desh Bhagat College.
Are you satisfied with your study?
Yes, I am, because of this course I can get job in reputed company, also its very interesting for me and improved my knowledge.
Do you prefer to use pen or pencil?
Usually I use pencil because at the time of mistakes I can erase its, sometimes, for making assignments, I give preference to pen.
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When was the last time you bought pen or pencil?
If my memory serves me well, last Monday I used pen because my teachers gave me homework and I had to save it for long time, so I used pen.
How would you react if someone sent you a pen as a gift?
I appreciate, because it will be best gift for me that I can use in my daily routine.
Should children learn science?
I think yes, because with the help of this students can learn about basic elements and in this modern area, it is impossible to imagine life without science.
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PART – 2 CUE CARD
Talk about an interview you faced in the past.
You should say:
– When were you interviewed last and for what purpose?
– What was the nature of the interview?
– What was its duration and how did you proceed?
And what were your learnings?
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Sample Answer :
Well, I had an interview session after my high school, when I was intending to join a science college. It was two years back in 2020.Candidates were being shortlisted for college admissions through interview process. That was also my first interview as I never had the chance to face one during my school time.
About the nature I will say, it was one to one, formally structured interview where all the answers were open ended types. College Principal was the interviewer. After a brief personal introduction, I was asked about my hobbies and subjects of interest. Thereafter, he fired a few question from my high school curriculum, related to the concepts of physics. Most of the questions which he asked were already written on a paper. He used to, kind of classify a few and kept on asking me in a patient manner.
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My interview stretched, if I could remember, for nearly 20 minutes. There was no break obviously, for such a short one, although the peon offered me a glass of water in the beginning. To start with, I must admit that I was a little nervous as this interview commenced. Not to the extent of profusely sweating but definitely my anxiety was visible enough, due to which Principal Sir asked me to relax. He helped me develop a steady state of mind over the time and then, I was answering quite confidently. I answered all the questions as per my knowledge and overall it went good.
Since it was my first formal interview therefore it provided me some key learnings. The foremost thing that I learnt was to stay calm and composed during an interview. Puzzlement and anxiety driven mind creates confusion which brings ambiguity in the answers, so it should be avoided. Also, being in the present is an art that I developed over time after facing that interview. Staying focused on the present enhances one’s performance in every work zone.
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Speaking Part 3
1Which jobs would you say are most respected in your country?
Well, I have never thought about this, but I reckon that professional careers such as the fields of law, education, and medicine may be the most highly-acclaimed ones. It is mainly because people working in these fields can easily earn lucrative income compared to others.
2Some people say it’s better to work for yourself than be employed by a company. What’s your opinion?
Well, I used to be a full-time employee & felt very stressed. To be specific, most of the time, I had a hectic schedule & was up to ears in heavy workloads to meet deadlines. Therefore, although running my own business is really challenging, I do feel far more comfortable with it.
3What changes in employment have there been in recent years in your country?
As far as I know, more and more people, especially the young generations are involved in setting up their own businesses. Thus, the “start-up” community is now more alive than ever, especially tech startups.
4 What are some of the important things a candidate should find out before accepting a job?
Well, this is an interesting question. If I were offered a job, I would definitely go through the company’s compensation package such as salary, allowances, maternity or paternity leave, insurance, pension plans, vacations, etc. Also, I’d need to know about my area of responsibilities so that I can make sure that I will not be overwhelmed with heavy workloads down the road.
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