None of the questions were that difficult. It always helps to hear about the interview process and know what questions to expect. So if you know an employee, ask him/her about the questions because chances are they ask the same or similar ones to all applicants. The most common 2 questions that almost every employer asks no matter the job are "what do you know about the place?" and "why do you want to work here?"
There weren't any difficult questions to answer besides the typical "What are you in school for?" and "Why do you want to work with kids?"
Which specific program would you like to teach for?
What was your experience teaching? Which campus are you hoping to work at? How familiar are you with 'these' subjects?
Go through your resume Ask for your past experience Have you worked with kids before? Do you handle kids well?
What do you think your biggest challenge will be?
Interview was structured mainly around a role-play scenario for coaching an apprentice that was struggling to meet her assigned employer’s goals.
What do I love most about kids
How would you handle (problem with children)?
If a student is being disruptive in class how would you deal with it?
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