English speaking practice
Job interviews
Interviews reward answers that are short, structured and spoken with confidence, and that only comes from saying them out loud. Practice the questions almost every interviewer asks, from 'Tell me about yourself' to salary expectations. Use the model answers as a frame, then replace the details with your own story.
5 lessons
Beginner (A1–A2)
Short, everyday sentences: greetings, ordering, asking for help and talking about yourself.
- Beginner· A1–A26 min
Scheduling a job interview by phone
Answer a recruiter's call, choose an interview time and ask what to bring.
Intermediate (B1–B2)
Longer conversations: explaining a problem, giving opinions, making plans and handling small talk.
- Intermediate· B1–B210 min
Job interview: 'Tell me about yourself'
Answer the most common interview opener with a short present, past and future structure.
- Intermediate· B1–B210 min
Job interview: strengths and weaknesses
Describe a real strength with an example and a weakness you are actively improving.
Advanced (C1)
Persuading, negotiating, presenting and disagreeing politely with natural, fluent English.
- Advanced· C112 min
Job interview: describing a challenge you solved
Tell a clear story about a difficult situation using the STAR method.
- Advanced· C111 min
Job interview: discussing salary expectations
Answer the salary question with a researched range and keep the conversation open.