基本的なことは本どおりやけど、
自分の苦手なところとしてメモ。
・theを忘れる
・言ってる通りのところなのに聞き逃す
・(特に3,4)問題を先に読んでおく
・冠詞or plural
・同じ単語は引っ掛けの選択肢
・書き取りは同じ単語の配列が出てこなくても
内容の言い換えを逃さずcatchする
自分の苦手なところとしてメモ。
・theを忘れる
・言ってる通りのところなのに聞き逃す
・(特に3,4)問題を先に読んでおく
・冠詞or plural
・同じ単語は引っ掛けの選択肢
・書き取りは同じ単語の配列が出てこなくても
内容の言い換えを逃さずcatchする
Yesterday I went to interview for a short term studying abroad next year.
Firstly we were asked in English why we applied this program.
Then each person was given each question about what we answered earlier.
I mentioned I hadn't decided whether I went to obtain the doctor's degree
or worked for an involved company after graduating my graduate school.
After I talked, the interviewer asked me what purpose the UNSW program was.
After it lasted for about 10~15 min in all, the interviewer changed their speaking language into Japanese.
They asked all of us what our appealing point was and its additional questions.
I told them my advantage was an ability to take an action.
However I wanna highlight my experience of working a Japanese traditional restaurant as a server...
The additional question I was given was why I chose the U.S. as the country I wanna go.
Fortunately I had prepared for such question, so I could explain the best company in medical devices was in the U.S.
Furthermore, I was asked why I won't choose Japanese companies.
I also prepared for this, I could describe Japanese ones depend on negotiation while those of the U.S. rely on its techniques.
Today I had a gastroenteritis and fever, so got tired...
I HOPE to pass the interview!!!
Firstly we were asked in English why we applied this program.
Then each person was given each question about what we answered earlier.
I mentioned I hadn't decided whether I went to obtain the doctor's degree
or worked for an involved company after graduating my graduate school.
After I talked, the interviewer asked me what purpose the UNSW program was.
After it lasted for about 10~15 min in all, the interviewer changed their speaking language into Japanese.
They asked all of us what our appealing point was and its additional questions.
I told them my advantage was an ability to take an action.
However I wanna highlight my experience of working a Japanese traditional restaurant as a server...
The additional question I was given was why I chose the U.S. as the country I wanna go.
Fortunately I had prepared for such question, so I could explain the best company in medical devices was in the U.S.
Furthermore, I was asked why I won't choose Japanese companies.
I also prepared for this, I could describe Japanese ones depend on negotiation while those of the U.S. rely on its techniques.
Today I had a gastroenteritis and fever, so got tired...
I HOPE to pass the interview!!!