I know this because my classmate is an employee of EF Education. I used to be a course consultant, but later I switched jobs internally and became an English teacher at kid school.

Generally, three problems are inevitable.

How did the abbreviation of EF come from? Do you know which abbreviation of EF brand is?

Actually, you can tell him it's an English abbreviation first. If it is true, I can tell you that education first is the original definition. Later, because the main training was English, others used to call English first, so the Swiss president made a mistake and adopted this name. It's actually a good name. After all, EF specializes in English training.

What do you think is the difference between China culture and Indian culture? What do you think of the cultural differences between China and India?

How do you tell students to distinguish between active voice and passive voice? How do you explain the difference between passive voice and active voice?

The first question is to test your English literacy.

The latter tests how you can analyze some simple grammar problems in an easy-to-understand way according to your child's characteristics.

Of course, you must answer in English. I believe there is no problem with your language organization ability. It will be much better to be prepared in advance.

There are other information about the salary and class time that will be confirmed with you, but this will have to wait until the second interview. Come on!