The First Impression (The Interview)

Module 1: The "Perfect" Introduction

• Crafting a professional bio (Background, Education, CTET/STET details).

• Using high-impact verbs instead of "I did..."

• Practice: The 60-second "Tell me about yourself" elevator pitch.

Module 2: Handling Common Interview Questions

• Why do you want to be a teacher?" (Answering with passion in English).

• "How do you handle a difficult student?" (The SIT (Situation-Intervention-Task) method).

• Strength and Weakness: How to be honest yet professional.

Module 3: Body Language & Virtual Interview Etiquette

• Eye contact, posture, and hand gestures for confidence.

• Technical setup for online interviews (Lighting, Mic, and Zoom/Google Meet basics

Phase 2: The Art of the Demo Class

Module 4: Starting Your Demo with a Bang

• Opening hooks: Using stories, questions, or objects to grab attention.

• Setting the "Learning Objective" clearly in English.

Module 5: Classroom English & Instructions

• Standard phrases for giving instructions (e.g., "Please turn to page...", "Collaborate with your partner").

• Checking for Understanding: Asking "Concept Check Questions" (CCQs).

Module 6: Board Work & Visual Presentation

• How to talk while writing on the board (The 45-degree rule).

• Organizing the board for maximum clarity.

Phase 3: Advanced Communication & Doubt Handling

Module 7: The "I Don't Know" Strategy

• How to gracefully handle a student's question when you don't have the answer.

• Using polite English to redirect or promise a follow-up.

Module 8: Closing the Demo & Feedback

• Summarizing the lesson effectively.

• Handling the "Question & Answer" round with the interviewers.

Phase 4: Final Polish

Module 9: Mock Interview & Feedback Session

• Live 1-on-1 practice with real-time corrections

Module 10: Resume & Cover Letter Blueprint

• Keywords for teaching resumes.

• Writing a cover letter that highlights your CTET/Academic achievements.