Try to show your whole face. If possible, don't dye your hair or perm it. If it is an exaggerated color, it is best to dye it back to black (first impression is very important! ) ;

Secondly, don't bring any jewelry, including small earrings;

Then in terms of clothing, it is not necessary to have a formal suit, and the color is preferably light, because the examiner's customs uniforms are all dark ... light colors will be fresher when they come in;

2. Etiquette of the interview

What I want to say here is that some people say knock at the door first and then ask, "May I come in?" In fact, there is no need to ask, the examiner will say "come in" as soon as he knocks at the door. After you go in, ask the examiner first, and the examiner will say "please sit down". Just sit down naturally

During the interview, someone said to keep smiling at the examiner. I think it mainly depends on their mood at that time. If they are very nervous, they'd better not laugh ... or they will laugh strangely ... and scare the examiner. ..

In addition, don't make small moves (such as shaking your hair and tidying your clothes), or you will lose points.

After the interview, stand up and thank the examiner, then open the door, look at the examiner again before going out, and then close the door gently.

3. Interview language

To tell the truth, as long as your answers in the interview are too good and outrageous, you won't get too many points, but most of them will be deducted from fluency and logic.

So I suggest that no matter what the topic is, it should be divided into 1, 2, 3 points. Even if there is a little repetition in the middle, it doesn't matter much, which makes the examiner feel that you are more organized. In addition, the longer the answer, the better. Get to the point. If you expand too much, there will be more flaws.

Speak clearly and loudly, and speak as slowly as possible.

Don't think too long. This time, I usually think for 3-5 seconds, and the interview adds up to 10 minute. ...

Because of thinking for a long time, the content of the answer is not very profound, but it makes the examiner feel bad.

4. Preparation for the interview

Be sure to let your classmates or parents practice with you!

Sometimes you think well, but you may not be able to speak well, so it is very useful to practice at home several times according to standard procedures.

In addition, you should go to bed early the night before the interview to ensure your best condition.