Confidence through practice
Interview skills workshops
Practical workshops on first impressions, body language, nerves and the habits that can get in the way during an interview.
Maggie uses role-play, games and practical exercises to help people understand what throws them off in an interview and what they can do about it.
The workshops look at body language, first impressions and the effect of stress. Vocal games and physical warm-ups make the room less formal, so participants can try things out and see how their behaviour comes across to an interviewer.
Group role-play gives participants a chance to find their own voice, learn from one another and understand how confidence can affect an interview.
Designed for the group
Workshops are shaped around the group. A school interview-practice session can take up to 20 students and be repeated in a carousel during the day. A more intensive two-hour session usually works with eight to ten students.
Maggie has helped students prepare for interviews at Kingston College, Bromley College, Croydon College, Lillian Baylis School and Alleyn's School, and through Connexions in Greenwich, Lewisham, Bromley and Southwark.
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