
Valley Youth House 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 Valley Youth House.
Life Skills Counselor
The interview took about 1.5 hours. First, I met with the Program Director and the supervisor for the Life Skills Counselor role. We discussed the job and the agency. Then, they asked me about 8-10 questions about my qualifications and how I'd handle specific scenarios. After that, I had to complete a writing sample. I was given a brief paragraph describing a 'potential client' situation and asked to write down how I would manage it.
- Can you share an instance where you successfully resolved a conflict?
- Describe a situation you've encountered and how you handled it.
In Home Therapist
I spoke with two managers from the department for the first interview, one was uptight, the other more relaxed. After sending a thank you email, I had a second interview with the program director, which was more like a conversation and lasted about an hour. The director offered me the position at the end.
- How would you feel about visiting homes that might be unclean?
Counselor
I applied online and heard back from an administrative assistant within 3 weeks. They were polite and quick with emails/calls, but the instructions in the email were unclear. It sounded like there would be two separate interviews: a group one about the agency and then a one-on-one with a supervisor. This wasn't the case - both happened on the same day. When I got there, I had to fill out forms with info already on my resume and give references, even though the email said references weren't needed until the second interview. I was then asked back for a second interview, which was supposed to be a mock session where I'd present on a service or program. But, the supervisor wanted the mock session to be about soliciting volunteers or donations from a business/donor, which was different from the email instructions. I didn't get called back after that, which I was relieved about.
- Given the opportunity to solicit donations/volunteers, why would you encourage a business to support our agency with their time and resources?
Behavior Consultant
The interview process was easy and the interviewer was very nice. We talked about my experience and also the training. Because I could not attend the original training, she offered me another option which was helpful.
- Can you share your experience in similar roles?
Valley Youth House Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Valley Youth House interview reports.
“How would you feel about visiting homes that might be unclean?”
Read reports →“Can you identify three critical challenges facing at-risk youth nowadays?”
Read reports →“Given the opportunity to solicit donations/volunteers, why would you encourage a business to support our agency with their time and resources?”
Read reports →“Can you share an instance where you successfully resolved a conflict?”
Read reports →“Describe a situation you've encountered and how you handled it.”
Read report →“Can you describe how you handle difficult clients and challenging situations?”
Read report →“Can you share your experience in similar roles?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 7 Valley Youth House interview reports.