How to Nail Job Interviews in English: Real Questions, Real Answers | Slow English Podcast | A2-B1

Does your mind go blank the moment someone asks, "Tell me about yourself"? You're not alone, and it's not really about your English level. It's about not having an answer ready. In this episode, Miles and Grace practice the questions that come up in almost every job interview, in slow, clear English for A2-B1 learners. You'll hear a weak answer first, then a stronger one, so you can hear exactly what changes. ✅ 8 key words you'll hear today: strength, weakness, achievement, deadline, teamwork, confident, expectation, notice ✅ The real problem: why your brain goes blank, and how to fix it ✅ Question 1: Tell me about yourself ✅ Question 2: What are your strengths and weaknesses? ✅ Question 3: Why do you want this job? ✅ Question 4: Where do you see yourself in five years? ✅ Question 5: Do you have any questions for us? ✅ Say This, Not That: weak answers vs. strong answers ✅ What to do during the interview if you get stuck ✅ A quick recap of every answer 📝 Vocabulary recap at the end: strength, weakness, achievement, deadline, teamwork, confident, expectation, notice, with meanings and examples. 🎧 This is the Slow English Podcast. Miles and Grace speak slowly and clearly, so you can follow every word. Practice your answers out loud before your next interview. 👉 Which interview question scares you the most? Tell us in the comments. 👉 Subscribe for more slow English episodes. 0:00 Intro 1:26 Words You'll Hear Today 3:19 The Big Problem: Freezing Up 4:31 Question 1: Tell Me About Yourself 5:50 Question 2: Strengths and Weaknesses 7:02 Question 3: Why Do You Want This Job? 8:01 Question 4: Where Do You See Yourself in Five Years? 8:58 Question 5: Do You Have Any Questions for Us? 9:55 Say This, Not That 10:57 During the Interview 12:00 Quick Recap 13:39 Vocabulary Recap #JobInterviewEnglish #EnglishForWork #LearnEnglish #EnglishPodcast #SlowEnglish #EnglishListening #EnglishConversation #InterviewTips #A2B1English #EnglishSpeakingPractice #CareerEnglish #EnglishDialogues