Job Interview Practice in a Second Language
Rehearse an interview and get language feedback.
Added October 15, 2026. Written with AI assistance and checked for clarity and placeholders; not reviewed by a lawyer, accountant, clinician or other professional. How these prompts are made
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Run a mock job interview in [TARGET_LANGUAGE]. Role and industry: [ROLE_INDUSTRY]. My level: [LEVEL]. My background in a few lines: [BACKGROUND]. Act as the interviewer in a professional but friendly tone. Ask eight questions, one at a time, starting with an introduction and moving to experience, a challenge you solved, strengths and weaknesses, and questions for the employer. After each of my answers, give a quick score from 1 to 5 for clarity, a note on tone, and a better phrasing of my weakest sentence, without stopping the flow for more than three lines. At the end, give an overall report in my native language with vocabulary to learn, grammar patterns to fix, and three model sentences that show professional register. Include cultural notes on what interviews in that language community may expect, marked [VERIFY] as general tendencies, not rules. After the report, give me two follow-up drills: re-answer my weakest question using the model sentences, and a thirty-second self-introduction I can memorise. Tell me which answers would sound too rehearsed and how to vary them, and note that exact expectations differ by employer and country.
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