Let's talk about group interviews

Business - B2-C1 | Advance Level

4.9 $

Nov. 28 Fri , 10:00 USA

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Description

In this lesson, learners will develop their understanding of group interviews—a common hiring method used to evaluate communication, cooperation, and problem-solving skills. The lesson includes a reading text, key vocabulary, comprehension questions, discussion prompts, and practical speaking activities. Students will learn how to participate professionally in group tasks, use polite language for turn-taking, and demonstrate teamwork during interview scenarios. The lesson is designed to help learners feel more confident and prepared for real-life group interview situations.

Session Activities

Question 1: Have you ever participated in a group interview? If yes, what was the experience like?

Question 2: What do you think companies want to see in a group interview that they might not see in a one-on-one interview?

Question 3: Do you prefer individual or group interviews? Why?

Question 1: What makes someone a strong communicator in a group setting?

Question 2: How can you balance showing leadership with not dominating the group?

Question 3: What group tasks do you think are the best for evaluating candidates?

Question 4: How should you respond if someone in the group is very dominant or rude?

Question 5: Which industries do you think rely most on group interviews? Why?

Question 6: What strategies help you stay calm and confident during group tasks?

Question 7: What’s one mistake you think people often make in group interviews?

Facilitator

The person who guides or manages a group discussion or activity