Trainer explains the importance of the interview in the US job search process, taking into account students' perspectives so that new ideas are communicated effectively. Trainer writes down five or six of the most basic interview questions on the board and explains the importance of these questions. Nice to meet you. Other questions may be included, but only the most common and basic questions. Trainer asks the class what kind of experience the refugee applicant might have.
Trainer sets a watch alarm and explains that the alarm sound is the time for the interview.
Then the trainer leaves the room. Trainer enters the room one or two minutes after the alarm has sounded, looking unkempt and acting tired, disinterested and nervous. At the end of the interview, the trainer explains that another interview will take place with a second applicant. The interview process is repeated, but this time the trainer arrives before the alarm sounds and proceeds to carry out an excellent interview. Trainer uses body language that conveys interest and eagerness.