
Princess Nora University Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 11 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Princess Nora University.
Graduate Student
The interview process was actually an English assessment held on the Princess Nora University campus in a classroom with many other applicants. It was pretty easy, although the listening part was a bit tricky because it went by really fast.
- The English test included a dialogue where you had to choose the correct answer.
ESL Teacher
The interview was conducted online via SKYPE, with visual aids. Three interviewers were present. After introductions, they inquired about my qualifications. They asked questions, pausing for extended periods, encouraging me to fill the silence. The interview concluded without an immediate decision. I received an email two days later confirming my successful application.
- Could you state your total years of experience?
- What are your professional teaching objectives?
- Do you anticipate any potential challenges in this role?
EFL Instructor
They asked me typical questions on Skype about my experience. They also ask very personal questions and you should be prepared to answer them. The interviewer was not organized and she was kind of cold. The most important thing you should know is that they mislead you about the benefits. They promise you health insurance, but you do not actually get it. You will pay for your own health care. But they lie about this at the interview. I don't have health problems, but I was still annoyed. Second, your salary is not what they promise if you don't provide stamped, validated letters confirming employment and this has to be done quickly. Otherwise, they will move ahead and you won't get your promised amount. This happens to a lot of teachers.
- Could you describe yourself as a teacher?
ESL Teacher
It was a SKYPE interview that lasted about half an hour. They asked me about my diverse work and educational background concerning English teaching. Sometimes these recruiters can't comprehend that a person might excel at multiple things and possess varied interests. They inquired about my international experience, the TEFL course I completed in 2006, and what my expectations were for living in Saudi Arabia, as well as my understanding of the culture.
- Could you share your teaching philosophy?
- In what ways would you handle disciplinary issues?
Princess Nora University Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Princess Nora University interview reports.
“Regarding cultural norms, would I be required to wear a face covering?”
Read reports →“Are you able to relocate to Saudi Arabia?”
Read reports →“Are you aware of the policy requiring you to cover your hair when entering and exiting government buildings, including the university, and are you comfortable with this requirement?”
Read reports →“What is your philosophy of education?”
Read reports →“What might you do if an administrator asked you to raise a grade for a student who was failing?”
Read report →“Do you have any health conditions that could impact your teaching ability?”
Read report →“What hobbies or talents do you have?”
Read report →“How would you approach teaching this material?”
Read report →“Could you share your teaching philosophy?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 11 Princess Nora University interview reports.