
inlingua Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 21 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at inlingua.
English Language Teacher
Applied for a business English teaching job. Got contacted within a day or two to set up a Skype interview. It went well. At the end of that interview, I was asked to do a follow-up interview. For that, I had to prepare and email a lesson plan in advance, then teach 20 minutes of it. That also went well, and I got feedback afterwards. Later the same day, I was offered the job. The interview process was very efficient, and the interviewer was helpful and informative.
- Do you have any prior experience?
Teacher
I had an on-the-spot interview when I visited the site. They immediately stated that the school only hires native speakers. Even though I have years of experience in the UK and internationally, plus Cambridge qualifications, they suggested I teach my native language, which isn't my specialization or interest. They discussed the contract type and job conditions, but mentioned that they and other centers in Florence prefer not to hire non-native English speakers. It was a really disheartening and demeaning experience where I felt undervalued.
- Regarding my not being a native speaker, how have I managed to secure jobs in other countries?
enseignant formateur
First, there was a phone call. Then, an online training to complete (noted). After that, a course to prepare and deliver to 2 or 3 members of the inlingua staff. There was also an informal chat with the Operations Manager and/or a staff member.
- Do you live in Switzerland?
Secretary
The job posting I applied to online was for a language tutor position. When I arrived for the interview, I was told that the actual job required was for secretarial duties. There wasn't much clarity about this change.
- What would your best friend say about you, and what would someone who dislikes you say?
inlingua Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from inlingua interview reports.
“Do you live in Switzerland?”
Read reports →“How would you teach mixed conditionals to a level 2 class?”
Read reports →“Do you align with Chomsky's transformational grammar and what are your thoughts on Deep and Surface structure?”
Read reports →“What would your best friend say about you, and what would someone who dislikes you say?”
Read reports →“Could you compare your language proficiency to a standard?”
Read report →“Have you ever taught English?”
Read report →“Do you have teaching certifications?”
Read report →“Are you willing to relocate?”
Read report →“Regarding my not being a native speaker, how have I managed to secure jobs in other countries?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 21 inlingua interview reports.