The whole interview process basically takes half a day, so everyone has to eat before going. Girls wear makeup. Dress as formally as possible. Formal dress is the best. It doesn't matter if there is no formal dress. Wear clean clothes, not colorful.
The interview is divided into subjects or primary schools and junior high schools. Wait in a big classroom first, and then draw lots when everyone arrives, that is, draw your first interview, and then hand in your mobile phone.
Then when it's your turn, I will take you to the topic extraction room to extract the topic. Yes, just take the questions from the computer and listen to the teacher's arrangement. Then you will sit directly in front of the computer and start preparing lessons for 20 minutes. You must make good use of these 20 minutes. If you recite the lesson plan well, finish it quickly and think about how to speak it the rest of the time. It doesn't matter if you encounter something new in the topic that you are not prepared for, for example, you can read it according to the text category. A friend drew a genre at that time, and then the word "but" was called in the title. Then the friends can't even remember that "but" is a conjunction, but they calmly wrote down the teaching plan for the reading class. Of course you can improvise. In the process of writing, you can make some changes according to the articles you have drawn, such as adding the word "but" to the lesson plans you have memorized.
Remember not to entangle the teaching plan here. It doesn't matter if what you say is different from the lesson plan, but don't go too far. Just fill in a little word on A4 paper. The examiner will hardly look at your lesson plan carefully, just glance at it. The important thing is to try. Can you decide as soon as you finish? Try to write in a standardized way, and then be taken to the interview classroom.
Before entering the interview with the teacher, if you are nervous, take a deep breath at the door now, and then walk in with a smile, with steady steps and high head. Remember to say hello first, just smile at any time, give the lesson plan to the examiner and start the interview. The first is a structured interview of about 5 minutes, that is, the examiner will ask you three questions in Chinese. Then there will be a 10 minute English trial, and finally an English defense. The examiner will ask two or three questions in English.