By language
Which language you are going to speak
Not the one you are learning — the one that is going to be spoken to you. Usually they are the same, and this whole product is about the times they are not: an interview in Austin and an interview in Manchester are two different rehearsals, and so are a clinic in Mexico and a clinic in Spain.
Looking for a language that is not here?
German, French and Portuguese are written and waiting on voices a native speaker has signed off. A language goes live when it has criteria to be marked against, a set of real conversations checked by people, and someone to actually talk to — not when we create a page for it. That is why there is no empty page here with a language's name on it.
Tell us which oneHave two free conversations in two different situations.
5 minutes each, and no card is asked for. Two people judging you by the same criteria usually agree about where the real gap is. That is the answer you came for.
All 32
- Recruiter screen
- Behavioral round
- Technical deep-dive
- Final round
- Visa interview
- Full speaking test
- The long turn
- Part one questions
- Salary negotiation
- Hard feedback
- Unhappy client
- Conflict with a colleague
- Behind the counter
- Your first shift
- A guest complaining
- Your child's school
- Neighbours
- At the doctor's
- The landlord
- Residence papers
- Travelling
- At training
- Your child's coach
- A friend, on a call
- Just talking
- Language exchange
- A stranger at a party
- Meeting someone new
- Someone from your course
- Small talk with a colleague
- The conference hallway
- Your partner's family