 The Tefl interview a quick guide to Tefl interview questions and strategies Face to face be early, but not too early dress smart shirt and tie not jeans and t-shirt Have copies of CV certificates and other paperwork such as visas Phone Skype be clear on time zone differences Make sure you know who is doing the calling. Is it you or the employer have copies of CV certificates? and other paperwork such as visas Prepare for your interview and research Check out their website search online forums for discussions about the school talk to current and former teachers Try to get an idea of the age and level of the students. You are likely to teach interview questions interviewers will ask questions to evaluate your knowledge of methodology classroom management and the language Before the interview. It is a good idea to brush up on these modules from your Tefl course Some questions to expect How would you deal with a misbehaving young learner? What is the difference between the present perfect and the past perfect? Give an example of a lesson you taught that went well explain how each stage worked How would you teach the present simple and present continuous in a single lesson? Why do you want to work in this country? some questions to ask What are the students like age level, etc. What resources are provided for teachers? How long is the contract is? Accommodation provided. What are the working hours? The demo lesson you may be asked to give a demonstration lesson Be sure to find out in advance and ask about class level length of class students lesson objective, etc The follow-up the day after your interview email the person who interviewed you thank them and reaffirm your interest in the job, but don't be too aggressive Helpful tips don't ask about money straight away But if the subject hasn't been raised by the end of the interview bring it up yourself Take a notebook and pen not only are they great for taking notes, but they help stop nervous hands from fidgeting