Kidzee Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

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Q1. Tell me about your self
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Q2. About your sales experience
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Q1. Last employer details
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Q2. Reason behind changing job
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Seeking new opportunities for professional growth and development.
• Desire for new challenges and experiences

• Opportunity for career advancement

• Seeking a more supportive work environment

• Interest in working with a different age group of children
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Q1. How do you deal with children ?
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I approach children with patience, kindness, and understanding.
• I listen actively to their concerns and needs.

• I use positive reinforcement to encourage good behavior.

• I create a safe and inclusive environment where they feel comfortable to express themselves.

• I adapt my teaching style to their individual learning needs.

• I establish clear boundaries and consequences for negative behavior.

• I encourage creativity and explorati...read more
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Q2. How you deal with kids who is crying non-stop
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I would try to comfort the child and identify the reason for their crying.
• Approach the child calmly and speak to them in a soothing tone.

• Ask the child what is wrong and listen attentively to their response.

• Offer a hug or a comforting gesture if appropriate.

• Try to distract the child with a toy or activity if possible.

• If the crying persists, seek assistance from a colleague or supervisor.
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Q1. How would i handle kids with ease
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Q2. How would you handle a crying and hyper active kid
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Q1. Be confident and answer politely
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Q2. What is your salary expectations
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Q3. How would you maintain your peace of mind with so small kids
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Q4. How would you teach letters
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I would use a multi-sensory approach to teach letters, incorporating visual, auditory, and kinesthetic activities.
• Introduce each letter with a visual aid, such as a picture or flashcard

• Practice letter recognition through games and activities, such as letter scavenger hunts or letter bingo

• Incorporate songs and rhymes to help students remember the letter names and sounds

• Provide opportunities for students to trace and wri...read more
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Q5. How would you teach hindi
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I would teach Hindi using a combination of interactive activities, visual aids, and repetition.
• Start with basic vocabulary and sentence structure

• Use flashcards, videos, and songs to make learning fun

• Encourage students to practice speaking and writing in Hindi

• Provide feedback and corrections to improve language skills

• Incorporate cultural aspects of Hindi language and literature

• Differentiate instruction based on students
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