Hi, my friends. I have got a great video for you today. If you don't already know, my name is Lory-Ann, I'm eighteen years old, and I am studying in the springboard program for almost a year now. Today I'll present you some tips to help you overcome the stress of the preparation for a job interview.

When I was your age, interviews were giving me anxiety! I was thinking about the worst, and I was so scared to not get the job I wanted... Nobody wants to feel embarrassed infant of their future boss.If you are like me, and your future job interview are stressing you a lot, here're some tricks that I had developed with time to help me with my preparation before a job interviews.

I'm not an expert, but I have experienced the stress of a job interviews a few time now, and this is why I can tell you what to do and what not to do during an interview.

My goal is to demonstrate how to control your stress before a job interviews.

Get ready to follow my step-by-step tutorial in order to succeed in your interview like a pro.

By the end of this video clip, you will become real masters of interview stress management.

Let me explain the problem. Some of us might start working at a young age, and others later. Whenever you start on the job market, you will have to pass some interviews, because it's an obligation.

If you already start with a bad impression of what interviews are, you could don't get the job. You have to feel confident.

Imagine that you just give your curriculum vitae to the famous fast food called Subway. A week later they call you back, and they want you to come over for an interview! Unfortunately, you are very stressed, and you are afraid to stutter in front of the employers. In fact, you decide to decline this opportunity...

The stress before a job interview can be a big challenge to overcome at any age. Thankfully, I think I might have found the perfect solution in case of stress before your interview, and that's what I'm going to show you now.

https://virtualwritingtutor.com/screencast/edit/533/Lory-Ann%2527s%2520screencast
This is the link that brings you on my website.

In the top right corner of the screen, there are some icons to share the website on the social media. In the top left corner of the screen there is the logo of Virtual Writing Tutor, and just under the logo there is the navigation menu if you want to learn more about the website. Just under the navigation menu, there are the instructions that tell you how to use the website. Right in the middle of the screen, there is the text area (where you write the text you want to check out). Besides the text area, there is the microphone and the speech buttons. At the bottom of the screen, there are some tools to help us with the text.

My favorite thing to do before a job interview is to prepare what I want to say. The first step is to ask someone who already had an interview, in this way, this person can tell me what are the questions that the employers must asked. The next step is to write them down, and do a small Q & A (questions and answers). My last step is to film myself, repeating, again, and again until I feel confident. However, do not learn your text by heart, and don't forget to keep a space for extra questions! You can not plan in advance what your interviewer will ask you, and it could ruin your chances...Make sure to feel comfortable and confident!

I promised I would show you how to prepare yourself for an interview, and I did it by using my tips and Virtual Writing Tutor! This website had helped me a lot, either for my pronunciation or for the grammar mistakes and structures.

I really hope this tutorial was helpful. Before I finish, I need you to do something for me, take a moment to share this tutorial, either on social media, or to your friends and family. Thanks for watching, I wish you good luck for your future interviews!

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