integrAIt · Job interview practice
Practise the job interview, not only the German
An interviewer asks about your projects, your motivation and what you expect from the job, and follows up when an answer stays vague. Afterwards you see whether your answers were concrete and consistent, and which German to fix.
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Job interview · Ausbildung (apprenticeship)
An interview for an Ausbildung (for example as an electronics technician or plant mechanic) at a German company. Herr Schulz, the training supervisor, asks in simple German why you chose this trade, what you have done with your hands so far, how you are learning German, and whether you know what Berufsschule, training allowance and moving to a small town mean in practice.
German level: A2–B1 · 20 questions
Job interview · Engineer
An interview for an engineering position (mechanical or electrical engineering) at a German manufacturer. Frau Krüger from HR and the department want to know which projects you worked on, what your own part was, how your degree fits the job, and whether your expectations about pay, location and the recognition of your degree are realistic.
German level: B1–C1 · 20 questions
Job interview · Software developer
A first interview for a software developer position at a mid-sized German company. Herr Brandt, the team lead, wants to hear about projects you actually built, the technologies you used, why this job and this company, and what you expect about salary, working hours and moving to the city. Vague answers get a concrete follow-up.
German level: B1–C1 · 20 questions