
CCAA Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at CCAA.
Sales Promoter
I had an interview with the manager, we talked about my personal plans and about the job. The process was just one interview with a conversation; and after a few days, they contacted me with the job offer.
- Why should I hire you?
- Tell me about yourself.
Professor
The process had three stages. First, there was a call to discuss availability. Then, a one-on-one interview covering my classroom experience and my motivation for joining the company. Finally, I had to prepare and deliver a lesson following the CCAA methodology.
- Why would you like to work at the company?
Professor
São 4 etapas. Primeiro, uma prova de listening no estilo TOEFL e uma redação de UK de 250 a 300 palavras sobre um tema aleatório. Segundo, uma entrevista, que será parcialmente em português e parcialmente em inglês. Terceiro, um treinamento de uma semana. E por último, uma aula usando o método que foi aprendido.
- Why did you decide to become a teacher?
- Tell me about your language learning journey.
- What schools did you attend?
Professor
You submit your CV online or at the school, and then you have an individual interview with the school director. The interview was chill, although they asked an inappropriate question about why I wasn't working in my field of study and wanted to teach. The manager was also inappropriate and criticized my choice of course and university, saying that if it were 'good' I wouldn't be looking for a job as a language instructor. She told a story about an acquaintance of hers, who had the same degree and a FIES loan, who was also unemployed and desperate for work (because if she didn't find a job, she'd be in debt and jobless). I found that inconvenient for an interview that should have been 'serious' and not a space for, forgive the term, idle chatter. In the end, they never got back to me! They probably didn't have enough students for the Spanish class. So, the question is, why call us for interviews for positions that might not even have students? They just made me waste my time and build expectations on something uncertain.
- What was your reasoning behind choosing your college major?
- What motivates your interest in working at this institution?
- Did you have the experience of living in a foreign country?
CCAA Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from CCAA interview reports.
“What would you do if a teacher left the classroom in the middle of a class?”
Read reports →“What is the importance of teaching children to you?”
Read reports →“In the case of students who won't stop talking and are getting out of control, what would you do?”
Read reports →“What qualities are needed to become a teacher?”
Read reports →“How long did you live abroad?”
Read report →“Do you know the communicative teaching method?”
Read report →“How would you explain this image?”
Read report →“How did you learn the English language?”
Read report →“Which program did you sign up for at the local federal university?”
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Across all 66 CCAA interview reports.