American India Foundation School Facilitator Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Why you will want to join this organization?
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Q2. What is your strength?
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Q3. Do you know about sponsorship? and its works.
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Q1. Paint your work experience.
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Q2. Why you want to be here in the organization?
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Q3. Is you ready to relocate? It can be all over India.
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Q1. Details on sponsorship and methodology you use to accomplish your role.
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Education, skill, social secter intrest, temperament check, honesty training, etc

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Q1. Why do you want to join the social sector?
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I am passionate about making a positive impact on society and helping those in need.
• Desire to contribute to the well-being of others

• Passion for social justice and equality

• Enjoy working with diverse communities

• Personal fulfillment from helping others

• Belief in the power of community collaboration
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Q2. What will be your plan for the future and how will you contribute to its implementation in the future?
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My plan for the future involves continuous learning, building strong relationships, and implementing innovative community programs.
• Continuously educate myself on community development best practices and trends

• Establish and nurture relationships with key stakeholders in the community

• Develop and implement new programs to address community needs and promote inclusivity

• Regularly evaluate the effectiveness of programs and m
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Q3. Why are you interested in the social sector only, why do you want to come in this field only,
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I am passionate about making a positive impact on society and helping those in need.
• I have always been drawn to helping others and making a difference in the community.

• I believe in the power of collective action and collaboration to address social issues.

• I find fulfillment in working towards social justice and equality for all individuals.

• I have previous experience volunteering with non-profit organizations and have se...read more
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Q4. Tell me about your positive and weakness points
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Positive points include strong communication skills and ability to build relationships. Weaknesses include perfectionism and difficulty delegating tasks.
• Positive: Strong communication skills - able to effectively convey information and build relationships

• Positive: Ability to build relationships - skilled at connecting with others and fostering a sense of community

• Weakness: Perfectionism - tendency to focus on minor det...read more
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Q5. Why should NGOs be formed in the world, why does society need them,
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NGOs are essential for addressing social issues, providing services, advocating for marginalized groups, and promoting sustainable development.
• NGOs fill gaps in services that governments may not be able to provide effectively.

• NGOs advocate for marginalized groups and give them a voice in society.

• NGOs play a crucial role in disaster relief and humanitarian aid.

• NGOs promote sustainable development and environmental conse...read more
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Q6. If NGOs do not work, will it have any impact on the society?
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Yes, NGOs play a crucial role in addressing social issues and providing essential services to communities.
• NGOs often fill gaps left by government services, such as providing healthcare, education, and disaster relief.

• NGOs advocate for marginalized groups and work towards social justice and equality.

• NGOs promote community development and empowerment through various programs and initiatives.

• Without NGOs, many vulnerable ...read more
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Q7. How do NGOs and government help each other,
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NGOs and government collaborate through funding, resources, and expertise to address social issues.
• NGOs often receive funding from government grants or contracts to implement programs and projects.

• Government agencies may rely on NGOs to deliver services in communities where they have limited reach.

• NGOs provide valuable expertise and grassroots knowledge to government agencies when designing and implementing policies.

• Co...read more
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