Tell Me About Yourself | Job Interview Speaking Practice (A2–B1)

Ten common job interview questions, with simple answers you can practice out loud. Emma has a real interview for a full-time job, Ryan plays the interviewer, and you answer every question first: tell me about yourself, your strengths, a problem you solved, your biggest weakness, and what to ask at the end. 👉 Listen, answer out loud when we pass you the mic, and tell us in the comments: "Answer in English, in 3 sentences: Tell me about yourself." CHAPTERS 0:00 Emma's interview 0:40 Part 1: First Impressions 8:45 Part 2: Your Experience 15:03 Part 3: The Hard Questions 21:28 Part 4: Ending Strong 25:29 Rewind: all the new words 27:32 Swap It: sound more natural 27:51 Your Mic: speaking practice 30:37 Goodbye NEW WORDS AND EXPRESSIONS • I've been working as — the job you started in the past and still do now • I'm really interested in — you like this topic or job and want to know more • That's why I'd like to — you give the reason, then the wish • I noticed that — you saw something and you mention it • I'm good at — something you do well • For example — you give a real situation that shows what you mean • I'm used to — something is normal for you, you do it often • I always try to — a good habit you have • I'm working on — you're trying to get better at something • I'm looking for — you want to find something • take on more responsibility — do more important work, with more trust • In five years — a time in the future, five years from now • Could you tell me more about — a polite way to ask for more information • What does a typical day look like? — what do you usually do every day in this job? • Thank you for your time — a polite thank you at the end of a meeting • I look forward to hearing from you — a polite way to say you hope to hear from someone • In the end — the last part of a story, the result • Could you go over that again? — please explain that one more time • I've been here for — from the past until now Level: B1 (intermediate). Lower level? Follow the story, not every word. Higher level? Listen for the reactions and natural phrases. ☕ The English Table Podcast: real, everyday English conversations with Emma and Ryan. New episodes every week. Subscribe, and share this episode with a friend who's learning English! #EnglishPodcast #LearnEnglish #EnglishConversation #B1English Music: "Cheery Monday" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b...