Generally speaking, the examiner asks such questions to see your understanding of the industry. The answer must be realistic, avoid exaggeration and be sincere. This is not rote learning, there is no standard answer, and it needs to be answered in combination with its own situation.

Answer: I am a teacher major, and entering the teaching profession is in line with my major. In addition, the stability of the teaching profession is high, and I will contact many students. My love, patience and sense of responsibility for my children have made me more mature and confident. I like teaching as a profession.

Question 2; What are your requirements for salary and benefits?

Answer: There is no hard and fast wage requirement. I believe there is another reasonable salary system in your school. I pay attention to finding suitable job opportunities. As long as the conditions are fair, I won't care too much.

Question 3: Do you think teachers have a bright future?

Answer: Teachers have always been a respected profession, and now society pays more and more attention to education. I think the teaching profession is very promising and challenging.

Question 4: Talk about your shortcomings.

This is a question that examiners often ask. It seems to be a casual question, but it is actually a hidden murder. There are several points to remember when answering such questions.

1, it is not appropriate to say that you have no shortcomings;

2. It is inappropriate to describe those obvious advantages as shortcomings;

3. It is not appropriate to say the shortcomings that seriously affect the position you are applying for;

4. It is not appropriate to say that it is disturbing and uncomfortable;

You can name some shortcomings that are "irrelevant" to the position you are applying for, or even some "shortcomings" that look like advantages from the work point of view.

Question 5: What would you do to a classmate who doesn't like you?

Answer: Everyone has their own feelings. There must be a reason why students don't like me. I believe that as long as I treat my students sincerely, they will feel it and eventually like me. I will chat with him, get to know the situation from the side, and then pay more attention to the specific problems in my study and life.