Come to the interview prepared to talk about yourself, your career objectives and your interests. Don't underestimate your hobby interests and extra curricular activities since recruiters are fully aware that what you like to do in your spare time says a lot about the type of person you are. If you have no such interests you should do something about cultivating them. Above all, approach your interview with a reasonable degree of confidence and self-assurance. Convince yourself that you can do the job as well as the next person and probably better if you put your mind to it.
Recruiters are invariably impressed with the student who displays real interest and enthusiasm.
Thank the interviewer for the opportunity and leave with a warm smile and handshake. Keep in mind posture, body language, and active listening. Describe your working relationship with your last supervisor. You are being interviewed by several employers this week. We are looking for a student who will want to come back here for their second and maybe third work terms, and possibly a permanent position after graduation.