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Study Abroad Interview Training

STUDY ABROAD INTERVIEWS Study Abroad Interview Training | Updated Purpose: learn more about the applicant and provide information to help the host country match the student with a host family Interview questions and interviewer assessment Interview score Total score = Interview + essays + Teacher Recommendation

GENERAL TIPS Study Abroad Interview Training | Updated Where should the interview take place? Ask follow-up questions Complete the report in first or third person What about parents?

What personality characteristics should an adolescent possess to be effective in a cross-cultural exchange? Study Abroad Interview Training | Updated

ABILITY TO COPE WITH FAILURE Study Abroad Interview Training | Updated Perseverance Persistence Can deal with difficult situations Has coping mechanisms Gives up easily Cannot imagine failing Blames others Has never made a mistake

COMMUNICATIVENESS Study Abroad Interview Training | Updated Expresses thoughts and feelings Able to ask for help Engaged Timid Overly shy/bashful Unexpressive

FLEXIBILITY/ADAPTABILITY Study Abroad Interview Training | Updated Adjusts to different situations Willing to give up some customs/habits for new culture Will try new unfamiliar activities, customs Rigid Uncompromising Fussy/Particular Unable to adjust

POSITIVE REGARD FOR OTHERS Study Abroad Interview Training | Updated Expresses warmth, empathy, respect Concern for others Kind, friendly Disrespectful Rude Unfriendly Lacks concern for others

REALISTIC EXPECTATIONS Study Abroad Interview Training | Updated Understands that exchange WILL be difficult at times Expects differences from the US Unrealistic expectations Expects no difficulties Predefined expectations about host family, school, travel opportunities, etc.

SENSE OF HUMOR Study Abroad Interview Training | Updated Laughs things off Doesn’t take things too seriously

OPEN-MINDEDNESS Study Abroad Interview Training | Updated Flexible Willing to understand and appreciate other values and beliefs Receptive to new ideas Unprejudiced and impartial Rigid Uncompromising Unyielding

SENSE OF SELF Study Abroad Interview Training | Updated Clear, secure feelings about self Stands up for beliefs Self confident and self assured Self reliant Calm, composed, mature Overly confident Arrogant/conceited Self-centered

CURIOSITY Study Abroad Interview Training | Updated Eager to learn Inquisitive Interested in learning about the host country Indifferent Not interested in learning about other people, places, etc.

TOLERANCE FOR DIFFERENCES Study Abroad Interview Training | Updated Security in the midst of difference Accepting/supportive of other viewpoints Fair, objective, impartial, non-judgmental Rigid, intolerant Disapproving Judgmental Opinionated Disdainful of other viewpoints

WARNING INDICATORS Study Abroad Interview Training | Updated

FOR MORE INFORMATION… Study Abroad Interview Training | Updated The full interview packet with directions is available on the my.yfu Volunteer Lounge under “Interview Packet.” The interview questions and report alone are available on the my.yfu Volunteer Lounge under “Interview Only.”

Questions? Study Abroad Interview Training | Updated