FREE Live Webinar
How to Answer the Most Difficult Interview Questions in ENGLISH!
If you can answer these
questions fluently and confidently,
you can have the career
and life you want!
What You'll Learn
What questions you’ll be asked
We take a look at the 3 most difficult questions and how your interviewer may ask them.
What to say and NOT to say
Learn what is important to include in your answer and what you want to avoid.
What English you’ll need
Discover what grammar structures, vocabulary and expressions you can use.
FREE Webinar
May 29, 18:00 UK Time
Are you ready to TRANSFORM your career?
A successful interview in English is the gateway to the job you want. In this FREE webinar, I’ll show you how to can do it!
What You’ll Learn in This Webinar
How you could be asked the question
We take a look at the different ways you can be asked each interview question
Why they ask this question
Learn what information interviewers are looking for when they ask these difficult questions
What English to use for each answer
Discover the grammar and vocabulary you will need to give CONFIDENT and FLUENT answers
How to Structure Your Answer
Discover simple and effective templates to construct your own answers.
MEET YOUR HOST:
BRENDAN CLARK
Brendan is an English language teacher and coach, specialised in preparing candidates for job interviews in English, with more than 15 years of experience of teaching in Asia, South America and Europe.
He has worked with candidates across every field and industry to help them perfect their fluency and gain the confidence required to give an outstanding job interview performance.
Born in New Zealand and growing up in Australia as a native English speaker, Brendan has lived for more than 10 years in Brazil and Portugal and speaks fluent Portuguese.
He has worked in multinational finance companies such as ABN AMRO in Australia, Merrill Lynch in London, and HSBC in Canada.
Brendan has vast experience of teaching English as a foreign language mixed with an international understanding of how English is used in a business context.
Who is this webinar for?