[trinaestella]

I am so nervous because I had an interview at Zara last wednesday, I wasn't expecting to have it until they called me in last minute and told me to come in at 4.15 which was 4 hours from that current time.
I was already out and about with my daughter and had to get my mum to babysit last minute
When I had the interview I felt really nervous and unprepared for it, they were very friendly though but I just wasn't ready at all!
Some parts of me feel like I've done well and others makes me feel I haven't. She said they have to interview others and then have a meeting and she will call me in a week and if not I wasn't successful she said.
It's Wednesday now and I feel like they won't and I really need this opportunity because it's so hard to find jobs aswell
Does any job call in exactly a full 7 days after the interview or mainly just under? So like say Monday?

[Intriguing Alias]

(Original post by trinaestella)
I am so nervous because I had an interview at Zara last wednesday, I wasn't expecting to have it until they called me in last minute and told me to come in at 4.15 which was 4 hours from that current time.
I was already out and about with my daughter and had to get my mum to babysit last minute
When I had the interview I felt really nervous and unprepared for it, they were very friendly though but I just wasn't ready at all!
Some parts of me feel like I've done well and others makes me feel I haven't. She said they have to interview others and then have a meeting and she will call me in a week and if not I wasn't successful she said.
It's Wednesday now and I feel like they won't and I really need this opportunity because it's so hard to find jobs aswell
Does any job call in exactly a full 7 days after the interview or mainly just under? So like say Monday?

Marks and Spencer once told me they'd contact me in a week otherwise I didn't get the job and then they contacted me in 9 days time telling me I had the job so they're not always being 100% accurate or anything. I know it's hard but just try be more patient and hope for the best. If by friday they haven't contacted you just give them a call to be sure if you want? If you want to make it sound better - call asking for 'feedback' on your interview (which may actually turn out to be helpful too).

[trinaestella]

Thank you that has definitely been a weight lifted off my shoulder! Just been so eager to get a job and it is hard to where I live

[superman00]

How to study for an interview with a teacher?

[davidtom]

(Original post by superman00)
How to study for an interview with a teacher?

You should search interview experience for your teacher position in internet. You also find teacher technical interview questions and answer them, you can ref some questions below:

Tell me about yourself?
Why did you leave your last job?
What are your career goals for teacher?
What is your greatest weakness for Teacher?
How do you evaluate the success of your teaching?
Tell me about a teacher who has inspired you and what did you learn from him or her?
Tell me about the materials you use in the classroom to support your teaching?
What do you consider to be the physical appearance of an ideal classroom?
How do you plan when starting a new study unit or topic with your class?
Tell me how you develop your daily lesson plan and what do you include?

You can ref more 170 teacher interview questions & answers at: azjobebooks.info/170-teacher-interview-questions or 103 common interview questions and answers.

[jackld2012]

A prominent name in the fashion retail industry, Zara interviews a huge assortment of office, customer service, and management candidates seeking professional and entry-level opportunities. The Zara hiring process may entail numerous stages of one-to-one, phone, and group job interviews. To earn hiring consideration, Zara interviewees may need to partake in drug tests and background checks, depending on position. Zara job interview questions cover a wide array of subject fields, such as customer service skills, education, work history, and schedule availability.

[Ash Pearson]

OP I also recommend visiting your local library and borrowing some books and/or booklets about job interview procedures and questions. I did and I got heaps of great advice about writing resumes, cover letters and submitting selection criteria! I know, it sounds lame but now I'm in a great job thanks to doing all those things and practising with friends. All the best in your future endeavous, and most especially I hope you score the job x

[Zorg]

(Original post by jackld2012)
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(Original post by Ayshah Pearson)
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3 month old thread and the OP hasn't been active lately. Try not to grave dig without good reason, if at all.