Interview Role Play Scenario
Business Girl
5.2k Followers
Grade Levels
8th - 12th
Subjects
Resource Type
Formats Included
- Zip
Pages
5 pages
Business Girl
5.2k Followers
Also included in
This product is a bundle filled with career activities for high school students. This product covers S.M.A.R.T. Goals, Cover Letters, Interviews, Career Research, Career Report and Presentation. This product contains engaging materials to help students plan for life after high school.***Note to buyePrice $8.99Original Price $12.00Save $3.01
This Personal Finance resource contains a variety of materials to integrate into your curriculum. Key topics include careers, budgeting, banking, investing, credit, debt management, consumerism, and insurance. The activities, projects, bellringers, and quick writes (great for exit tickets) were desiPrice $84.99Original Price $108.89Save $23.90
Description
This product contains 5 role-play scenario task cards and notes to the teacher. This activity provides scenarios for students to act out when covering interviews and careers. Please see the Preview for Teacher Notes.
Ask for 5 student volunteers. You will have one interviewer and four interviewees. One of the four interviewees should be a “good” interview and three of the four interviewees are “bad” interviews.
a. Have students act out scenarios provided.
b. After each student’s role-play, discuss strengths and weaknesses of the interview.
My classes have had a lot of fun with it and it's usually an engaging experience. Please note this is not a word for word script students read, instead they are encouraged to use their own creativity. Check out the thumbnail images for an example of the "interviewer" card. All other cards are similar in design, but are for interviewees.
You may also like:
Cover Letters
Career Research Project
Job Descriptions and Interviews (Compatible with Food Truck Project)
Save $$$ by purchasing this product as part of the Career Unit Bundle!
Ask for 5 student volunteers. You will have one interviewer and four interviewees. One of the four interviewees should be a “good” interview and three of the four interviewees are “bad” interviews.
a. Have students act out scenarios provided.
b. After each student’s role-play, discuss strengths and weaknesses of the interview.
My classes have had a lot of fun with it and it's usually an engaging experience. Please note this is not a word for word script students read, instead they are encouraged to use their own creativity. Check out the thumbnail images for an example of the "interviewer" card. All other cards are similar in design, but are for interviewees.
You may also like:
Cover Letters
Career Research Project
Job Descriptions and Interviews (Compatible with Food Truck Project)
Save $$$ by purchasing this product as part of the Career Unit Bundle!
Total Pages
5 pages
Answer Key
Does not apply
Teaching Duration
30 minutes
Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT’s content guidelines.
Reviews
Questions & Answers
5.2k Followers
