
The Fishing School Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 3 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at The Fishing School.
Program Manager
It was a straightforward and friendly interview. The interviewer made me feel comfortable. The questions were thought-provoking and insightful. The interviewer was punctual. We started with a telephone interview, then moved to an in-person meeting. The whole interview lasted about 30 minutes. I left the interview feeling positive. The follow-up was quick.
- What are your strengths and areas for development?
Youth Development Specialist
So first, there was a phone interview, and then I had to do a mock lesson on-site. They really wanted to know how I would handle kids who were being super disruptive and how I'd manage those situations. It's important to have solid answers for those really tough scenarios that could pop up. The mock lesson was a great opportunity to show off my classroom management skills and connect with the kids.
- What do you do if your solution for misbehavior isn't effective?
Youth Development Specialist
I had an in-person interview, and then a quick phone call letting me know I got the job. The whole thing happened fast, about a week passed between my interview and the job offer. When they offered it to me, I could start right away, which I did.
- The questions asked weren't hard.
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