
Landi English Teacher Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 18 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Landi English.
Teacher
The interview was a really great experience. The recruiter was super friendly and helped me feel way more comfortable. First, they asked me some basic things about where I live, my internet connection, and my previous work. Then, we talked about the hourly pay they're offering. Finally, I did a short 10-minute demo lesson. They said I did well afterwards but also gave me some helpful feedback in a really positive way.
- What country are you currently located in?
- Can you tell me about your internet speed?
- Please briefly describe your academic background.
Teacher
The interview process was pretty straightforward and quick, lasting only a few minutes initially. This was followed by a training session to assess teaching skills, which is basically a confirmation step for getting the position. Surprisingly, there's a second training session that's quite similar to the first, but I found it helpful nonetheless. My previous experience teaching in public schools in Vietnam means it wasn't a huge departure. I think this training is particularly useful for those new to teaching. It provided a good overview of the software and what to expect. I had to wait about two weeks to start, which I was told was due to lower demand for teachers at the time. This suited me fine as I wasn't in a hurry, but it's something to keep in mind. The entire process spanned nearly four weeks. My first day has just passed, and so far, everything seems okay. Nothing particularly stands out yet. It's been good so far. I plan to write a more detailed review after my first month.
- Can you confirm your basic qualifications?
- Tell me about your experience and qualifications.
Teacher
Instructions weren't clear on who calls whom, leading to a long wait and missed connections. I had to initiate contact multiple times. It felt like they expected perfection without adequate guidance or training, which is unlike real teaching where we adapt and support students. I was told I talked too much and should use a method (TPR) that felt a bit awkward. While some feedback was useful, like correcting pronunciation, other points like having a nicer background seemed minor, especially when I was disappointed not to have a chance to re-do the lesson after receiving corrections.
- Can you tell me about your experience teaching ESL?
Landi English Teacher Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Landi English interview reports.
“What country are you currently located in?”
Read reports →“Can you tell me about your internet speed?”
Read reports →“What makes you want to become a teacher?”
Read reports →“What are your thoughts on e-Learning?”
Read reports →“Do you possess a Bachelor of Arts degree?”
Read report →“Do you have your degree and TEFL cert?”
Read report →“Which time zone do you prefer to work in?”
Read report →“Do you have a stable laptop and what backups do you have?”
Read report →“What is your degree in?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 18 Landi English interview reports.