Kids & Us 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 Kids & Us.
Graphic Designer
Had a first phone call, and then scheduled an online interview. The interviewer was really nice, we talked for about 45 minutes and even though I didn't get the job, it was a pleasant process.
- Tell me about your previous work experience.
- Describe your work style.
- How do you handle different types of situations?
Director
The interview started with a candidate presentation, followed by a company vision presentation. We then discussed job duties and how to attract clients. The candidate also had the chance to ask questions. It felt like a basic interview for a role that requires a jack-of-all-trades rather than a typical director.
- Can you tell me about your professional experiences?
- How do you think you can attract clients?
Teacher
The interview had two stages. They called me and invited me to "the interview." There were other people besides me. First, they asked us to introduce ourselves and talk with one of the teachers. Then, they gathered us to repeat the same thing, but in front of other candidates and the office director. After all this, each of us had to give two tests: basically, teach a class. Finally, each of us also had to fill out a report that they usually do while working there. In general, we were there for 3 hours. It's embarrassing because they call you to discuss the offer and talk about your application without specifying that they will conduct these types of tests. I mean, they don't respect your time at all.
- Tell us about your experience
- Give an example of a challenge you faced
- What are your 3 weaknesses and 3 strengths?
Professor
First, there's a phone call where they test your English a bit. Then, they call you to the center for some questions about yourself. Like, how did you learn English? What experience do you have with kids? After that, they might do a role-play. They give you an activity to read and prepare for a bit, and then the director and coordinator usually act as the children. It's also possible they'll ask you to write a super simple essay in English, around 300 words.
- Tell me about how you learned English.
- Could you share your experience working with children?
- How did you learn English? What experience do you have with children?
Kids & Us Interview Questions
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“If there were another lockdown, where would you spend it?”
Read reports →“What would you do if a three-year-old started crying in class and asking for their mom?”
Read reports →“What do you believe are the most crucial qualities for a teacher?”
Read reports →“How would you act in a classroom situation if a child covered their ears to avoid listening to you?”
Read reports →“What steps would you take if you observed a child misbehaving?”
Read report →“Who was your favorite teacher, and what made them your favorite?”
Read report →“Write a simple essay of about 300 words.”
Read report →“How would you manage 3-year-olds who have minimal Italian language skills?”
Read report →“Can you teach about the weather using flashcards in a hypothetical teaching scenario?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
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