Kidzee Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Introduction Reason for job change Current salary Expected salary
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Q2. Prepared yourself for demo
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Q3. Your strength Your weaknesses
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Q1. What are your qualifications
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I have a Bachelor's degree in Early Childhood Education and 3 years of experience working with preschool-aged children.
• Bachelor's degree in Early Childhood Education

• 3 years of experience with preschool-aged children
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Q2. Where do you live
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I live in a cozy apartment in the heart of the city.
• I live in a city apartment

• My neighborhood is lively and convenient

• I have easy access to public transportation
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Q3. How much salary do you expect
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I expect a competitive salary based on my qualifications and experience.
• Research the average salary for Pre School Teachers in your area to have a realistic expectation

• Consider your level of education, years of experience, and any additional certifications or training that may warrant a higher salary

• Be prepared to negotiate based on the benefits package offered by the employer
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Q1. Would you able to manage the kids Qualifications Teacher graduate or not
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Q2. Previously done any job or not
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Many questions were there to complete.
We did great job. We completed and got selected.

Q1. More questions were there to answered
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Q2. Pronunciation, Reading
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Q3. Teaching process, fluency in English
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Q4. Handwriting, confidence
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Q1. Tell me About yourself
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Q1. There the HR want to know how can teacher Handel the students and Defferent childrens .
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Q2. 1.Introduce yourself. 2 .How can you handle the hyper active students at your class ...
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Q3. What the differences between primary and pre primary school students.
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Pre primary students are younger and require more guidance and support compared to primary students.
• Pre primary students are typically between the ages of 3-5, while primary students are usually between 6-12 years old.

• Pre primary students are in the early stages of development and require more hands-on activities and play-based learning.

• Primary students are more independent and can handle more complex tasks and academi...read more
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