Interview Skills

This resource provides individualized coaching and practice for common job interview questions and etiquette. It's vital for building confidence and practical skills for securing employment. This lesson is for an individual 11th-grade student and is designed for one 45-minute session.

In this lesson, students will engage in mock interviews to learn how to present themselves professionally and answer common interview questions effectively. This lesson is crucial for building confidence and communication skills, which are essential for future employment opportunities. By practicing in a supportive environment, students will gain valuable experience that will help them in real-world interview situations.

In this lesson, students will engage in role-playing activities to practice their interview skills, focusing on common questions, body language, and professional etiquette. This lesson is important as it helps students build confidence and improve communication skills, which are essential for future job interviews and professional interactions.

A comprehensive lesson for 9th graders to master interview skills: learn question strategies, the STAR method, and follow-up etiquette. This three-part session equips students with essential career and life skills, boosting their confidence and readiness for any interview.

An interactive game show format to practice essential interview skills in a fun, low-pressure environment. This resource makes practicing crucial life skills engaging and memorable for the whole class. Designed for 11th Grade, 1 session, 75 minutes.

This individual coaching session teaches adults key interview skills — from preparation and confident storytelling to handling tough questions and follow-up — to help them land their dream job. (1 session, 60 minutes)

This resource provides targeted strategies for successful job and college admission interviews, including common questions and effective responses. It empowers students to present their best selves and significantly boost their chances. This lesson is for 12th-grade students and should take about 30 minutes for an individual student.

In this 50-minute small-group module, 9th graders will learn and practice common interview questions, effective body language, and follow-up etiquette. This lesson empowers students to present themselves confidently in future academic and career settings, with interactive stations and guided feedback to build real-world skills.

In this 30-minute Tier 1 lesson, adult transition students will explore essential vocational skills—job searching, resume basics, and interview etiquette—to boost workplace confidence. This quick, hands-on session equips learners with practical strategies to transition smoothly into employment.

In this 35-minute Tier 1 lesson for a 7th-grade class, students will learn how to match common interview questions with strong sample answers, building confidence and foundational interview skills. This lesson enhances career readiness by helping students recognize effective responses and apply matching strategies to real-life scenarios.

In this lesson, students will engage in activities designed to develop essential soft skills such as communication, teamwork, and problem-solving. These skills are vital for a thriving career and will be developed through role-playing and collaborative tasks, helping students internalize and practice what they learn.

This lesson focuses on helping 8th-grade students identify and develop essential skills for career success, such as communication, teamwork, and problem-solving. Through engaging activities that simulate real-world work environments, students will gain practical experience and insights into how these skills are applied in various careers. This lesson is important as it prepares students for future challenges and opportunities, fostering a mindset of lifelong learning and adaptability.

In this lesson, students will learn how to create a resume and develop basic interview skills through experiential and active learning activities. This lesson is important as it equips students with essential skills for future job applications and helps them understand the importance of presenting their skills and experiences effectively. / Nesta aula, os alunos aprenderão a criar um currículo e desenvolver habilidades básicas de entrevista participando de atividades de aprendizagem experiencial e ativa. Esta lição é importante pois equipa os alunos com habilidades essenciais para futuras candidaturas de emprego e os ajuda a entender a importância de apresentar suas habilidades e experiências de forma eficaz.

In this 55-minute, one-session Tier 1 lesson for a 9th grade class, students learn essential interview skills: crafting smart questions, mastering the STAR method, and following up with professional etiquette. This toolkit empowers students to shine in any interview scenario by blending strategy practice, engaging activities, and real-world application.

In this 30-minute session, adult learners will engage in structured mock interviews to build confidence, sharpen responses, and receive constructive feedback. This lesson equips participants with practical interview skills they can immediately apply in real job scenarios.

This lesson empowers adult male students with disabilities to develop self-advocacy skills crucial for success in the workplace. It covers advocating during job searching, maintaining employment, and seeking advancement. This single 60-minute session is designed for a whole classroom setting.

This small-group lesson helps 10th-grade students connect practical life skills like time management and communication to real-world job scenarios. It empowers them to identify and develop essential skills for future career success. Designed for one 45-minute session.

This warm-up helps students identify their unique strengths and how they apply to future careers. Understanding personal strengths early builds confidence and helps students articulate their value in any setting. Audience: 8th Grade Class. Duration: 10 minutes. This lesson includes a lesson plan, slide deck, warm-up, and discussion.

This lesson helps 10th-grade students develop essential job readiness skills. They will learn to craft impactful resume statements and practice concise interview responses, preparing them for future employment opportunities. This single session is 30 minutes long.

This lesson focuses on essential social skills and job retention strategies for adult males with disabilities seeking employment. It emphasizes communication, teamwork, and problem-solving to help students thrive in the workplace. This single session is 60 minutes long.

This lesson uses a game-based learning approach to teach high school students strategies that are applicable both in school and in life. Through a virtual bingo game, students will explore and discuss various strategies, enhancing their understanding and ability to apply these skills in real-world scenarios. This lesson is important as it helps students recognize the value of transferable skills, promoting lifelong learning and adaptability.

This 2-hour, individual lesson is designed for an adult male with disabilities to develop self-advocacy skills crucial for employment. It will cover strategies for effectively communicating needs and goals in a professional setting, enabling him to secure, sustain, and advance in his career. The lesson aims to empower the student with practical tools and confidence for job success.

Students learn to identify and develop essential skills that are highly valued in today's job market. This lesson emphasizes the importance of skill-building for future success and adaptability. Designed for a 10th-grade class, this 50-minute session will empower students to recognize and cultivate skills that will enhance their career readiness and adaptability in a rapidly changing world.

Students will engage in activities to explore various career options, understand the skills needed, and plan their career paths. They will also learn how to create a resume and prepare for job interviews. This lesson is important as it helps students gain awareness of their career options and enhances essential career readiness skills.

An engaging whole-class session for 8th graders to identify and practice essential work skills through interactive challenges. This lesson helps students recognize valuable career-ready skills and fosters collaboration, critical thinking, and self-awareness. Audience: 8th grade, Duration: 50 minutes, Sessions: 1

In this 30-minute, one-session lesson for 11th-grade technical high school students, learners will explore key employability skills—such as communication, teamwork, problem-solving, and professionalism—aligned with the Massachusetts Business & Technology standards. This lesson helps students understand and practice the qualities that make them work-ready, boosting confidence and competitiveness in any job or internship.

This lesson empowers adult males with disabilities to effectively advocate for themselves in the workplace, covering job searching, maintenance, and advancement. Designed for a 2-hour session in a Tier 1 classroom setting, it provides practical strategies to confidently communicate needs and strengths.

This lesson introduces students to essential skills required for future careers, such as communication, teamwork, and problem-solving, through interactive activities. Developing these skills early can help students succeed in diverse career paths and collaborative environments.

This resource explores how a student's online presence can impact their interview chances and provides guidance on curating a professional digital footprint. Managing their online identity is crucial in today's job market. Audience: 9th Grade Group. Duration: 40 minutes.

This 90-minute individualized lesson empowers a 21-year-old DDD consumer with a passion for music to develop self-advocacy skills crucial for job searching and career success. It focuses on identifying personal strengths, understanding workplace rights, and effectively communicating needs to potential employers. This lesson is vital as it equips students with the tools to navigate the job market confidently and secure fulfilling employment.

In this engaging 30-minute lesson, 9th graders explore essential soft job skills—professional communication, critical thinking, problem solving, professionalism, teamwork, and collaboration—tied to the Massachusetts Vocational Frameworks. Students will learn why these skills matter in real-world workplaces and practice demonstrating them through interactive scenarios.

This lesson provides 10th-grade students with hands-on practice in professional dialogue through a structured interview circuit. It's crucial for developing confidence and essential employability skills. This single session is 75 minutes long.

In this 30-minute, single-session lesson, 10th grade students—particularly those with ASD—will learn practical steps for job applications, including resume basics, interview etiquette, and self-advocacy strategies. This lesson builds confidence and equips students with real-world employment skills they can use immediately.

An engaging whole-class session for 8th graders to identify and practice essential work skills through interactive challenges, fostering self-awareness and collaboration. This Tier 1 lesson builds career exploration and life skills in a 50-minute period.

This lesson focuses on developing essential soft skills such as teamwork, communication, and adaptability, which are crucial for workplace success. Through engaging group activities, students will practice and enhance these skills, preparing them for future professional environments. This lesson is important as it equips students with the interpersonal skills needed to thrive in collaborative settings and adapt to changing circumstances.

This lesson prepares students for attending a career fair by helping them research companies, create elevator pitches, and develop networking strategies. Students will practice their interactions in a simulated career fair setting. This lesson is important as it equips students with essential skills for effective communication and professional interaction, which are crucial for their future career endeavors.

In this quick and engaging lesson, students will participate in a game-based activity called 'Career Quest Challenge' to explore various career programs of study. This lesson is important as it introduces students to different career paths in an interactive way, helping them to consider their future options and interests.

In this lesson, students will explore different career paths and the skills required for each. They will engage with a TED Talk video to gain insights into the importance of grit and perseverance in various professions. This lesson is important as it helps students with IEPs to envision their future possibilities and understand the skills they need to develop for their desired careers.

This lesson is designed for middle school students in grades 6-8 to teach them the essential skills needed to apply for a job. In just one 30-minute session, students will learn how to create a resume, fill out a job application, and prepare for an interview. This lesson is crucial as it empowers students with practical skills for their future, making them feel confident and prepared for real-world experiences.

This lesson focuses on preparing exceptional children for entering the workforce by enhancing their understanding of resume writing, cover letters, and financial literacy. Through experiential and game-based learning, students will engage in activities that simulate real-world scenarios, fostering skills necessary for employment. This lesson is crucial as it equips students with practical tools and confidence to navigate the job market effectively.

This lesson engages 7th-grade students in activities that develop essential job skills such as teamwork, communication, and problem-solving. Through interactive exercises and discussions, students will understand the importance of these skills in the workplace and how they can be applied in real-life scenarios. This lesson is crucial for preparing students for future job environments and encouraging them to seek help when needed.

In this lesson, students will learn about current job market trends, in-demand skills, and strategies to position themselves for success in their chosen careers. This lesson will help students understand the importance of skill development and how to plan their career paths based on market demands.

This lesson helps adult males with disabilities understand and navigate the steps to finding and securing employment. It covers essential skills from resume building to interviewing, empowering students with practical tools for their job search. Designed for a 2-hour single session for a whole classroom of adult males with disabilities.

In this one-session, 60-minute individual lesson, the student will learn how to find, apply for, and secure a job by developing key skills—from building a resume to acing interviews. This lesson is crucial for empowering the learner to take ownership of their job search and gain independence in a real-world task.

This lesson guides students in exploring different career paths and understanding the skills required for various professions. Through engaging activities like role-playing and career interest surveys, students will gain insights into various careers and the skills needed for them. This lesson is important as it helps students make informed decisions about their future career paths and understand the relevance of their current education to their future goals.

In this lesson, students will engage in a game-based activity called 'Career Quest' to explore various career paths. This lesson is important as it helps students begin thinking about their future careers and the skills they may need to develop. By actively participating in this exploration, students can gain insights into different professions and consider their interests and strengths.

In this 30-minute lesson, adult transitions students (18-22) will learn essential vocational skills—like resume basics, interviewing, and workplace etiquette—that prepare them for real‐world employment. This Tier 1 classroom session provides hands‐on practice and builds confidence for their next steps.

Guide 7th graders in crafting confident, memorable interview introductions by identifying key elements of first impressions. This one-session, 30-minute Tier 1 lesson builds students’ workplace and employability skills through engaging activities.

In this lesson, students will engage in a game-based activity to explore various career paths and the skills required for them. Through collaborative learning and inquiry-based strategies, students will discuss and reflect on their interests and motivations for future career development. This lesson is important as it helps students connect their current education to future goals, fostering motivation and planning for their adult lifestyle.

An individual session for students to prepare a list of personalized questions for career professionals. This lesson enhances communication skills and confidence, helping 5th-grade students engage meaningfully at a career fair. The session is designed to be completed in 30 minutes, focusing on Tier 3 individual support to tailor questions to each student's interests and curiosities.

This 120-minute Tier 1 lesson is designed for high-functioning adults with disabilities, like Armia, who are exploring career paths, specifically in cybersecurity. It focuses on differentiating between soft, hard, and transferable skills, highlighting their importance in job searching and professional development. This lesson will empower students to identify and articulate their unique skill sets, preparing them for successful employment.

In this 40-minute, group-based live-action role-play game, 11th graders sharpen their spontaneous thinking and interview confidence using random “curveball” question cards. Perfect for Tier 2 MTSS, this session builds workplace and employability skills in an engaging, low-stakes environment.

In this lesson, teens will explore different career paths and industries, gaining insights into the skills required for future jobs. This session is crucial for helping students understand the diverse opportunities available to them and the skills they need to develop to succeed in their chosen fields.

This resource explores essential soft skills and professional etiquette needed for success in any workplace. It helps small groups develop crucial social and communication skills for employment. This lesson is for a 9th Grade Group and designed for 60 minutes over 1 session.

This lesson focuses on enhancing students' communication skills through interactive and experiential activities. By engaging in a game-based learning activity, students will practice active listening, clear expression, and collaborative problem-solving. This lesson is important as it helps students develop essential life skills that are crucial for personal and academic success.

This lesson focuses on helping juniors develop career readiness skills by creating S.M.A.R.T. goals. Students will watch a video on how to develop a S.M.A.R.T. career plan, engage in a discussion, and complete a worksheet to create their own career goals. This lesson is important as it equips students with practical tools to set and achieve career objectives, fostering motivation and clarity in their career paths.

An engaging introduction to essential employability skills through a relatable reading about a school-based lemonade stand. Helps students see how teamwork, communication, and planning apply to real jobs. Audience: 5th Grade, 1 session, 45 minutes.