英语面试情景剧剧本(精简3篇)

英语面试情景剧剧本 篇一

Title: The Interview

Characters:

Interviewer (Mr. Johnson)

Interviewee (Sarah)

Setting: A small office with a desk and two chairs

[Mr. Johnson is sitting behind the desk, looking through Sarah's resume. Sarah is sitting nervously in front of him.]

Mr. Johnson: Good morning, Sarah. Thank you for coming in today.

Sarah: Good morning, Mr. Johnson. Thank you for having me.

Mr. Johnson: Let's start with a few basic questions. Can you tell me about your previous work experience?

Sarah: Of course. I have been working as a marketing assistant for the past two years at a tech company. I was responsible for creating social media campaigns and analyzing the performance of our marketing strategies.

Mr. Johnson: That sounds impressive. How do you think your experience in marketing will help you in this position?

Sarah: I believe my experience has equipped me with the necessary skills to create effective marketing strategies and reach our target audience. I am also a quick learner and always eager to expand my knowledge.

Mr. Johnson: Great to hear. Now, can you give me an example of a time when you had to work under pressure and how you handled it?

Sarah: Sure. In my previous job, we had a tight deadline for a major product launch. I had to coordinate with multiple teams and ensure everything was on track. I stayed organized, communicated effectively, and we successfully launched the product on time.

Mr. Johnson: Impressive. One last question - where do you see yourself in five years?

Sarah: In five years, I see myself as a marketing manager, leading a team of talented individuals and driving successful marketing campaigns for the company.

Mr. Johnson: Thank you, Sarah. That's all the questions I have for you. Do you have any questions for me?

Sarah: Yes, I was wondering about the company culture and opportunities for professional development.

Mr. Johnson: We have a collaborative and supportive work environment, and we offer various training programs for employees to grow and advance in their careers.

Sarah: That sounds great. Thank you for the information.

Mr. Johnson: Thank you for coming in today, Sarah. We will be in touch soon.

[Sarah stands up, shakes Mr. Johnson's hand, and exits the office.]

[End of scene]

英语面试情景剧剧本 篇二

Title: The Job Interview

Characters:

Interviewer (Ms. Smith)

Interviewee (Alex)

Setting: A conference room with a table and two chairs

[Ms. Smith is sitting at the head of the table, looking at Alex's resume. Alex is sitting confidently in front of her.]

Ms. Smith: Good afternoon, Alex. Thank you for coming in for the interview.

Alex: Good afternoon, Ms. Smith. It's my pleasure to be here.

Ms. Smith: Let's start with a few questions to get to know you better. Can you tell me about a challenging project you worked on and how you overcame it?

Alex: Certainly. In my previous role as a project manager, I was tasked with implementing a new software system for the company. It was a complex project with tight deadlines and multiple stakeholders involved. I managed the project by creating a detailed timeline, delegating tasks effectively, and communicating regularly with the team to ensure we stayed on track.

Ms. Smith: That's impressive. How do you handle conflicts or disagreements in the workplace?

Alex: I believe in open communication and constructive feedback. When conflicts arise, I listen to all parties involved, identify the root cause of the issue, and work towards finding a solution that benefits everyone. I believe in fostering a positive and collaborative work environment.

Ms. Smith: Good to hear. Where do you see yourself in terms of professional growth and development?

Alex: I am constantly seeking opportunities to learn and grow in my career. I am interested in taking on more leadership roles and expanding my skill set in project management. I believe in continuous improvement and staying up-to-date with industry trends.

Ms. Smith: Thank you, Alex. One last question - why do you think you are the best fit for this position?

Alex: I believe my experience in project management, my strong communication skills, and my passion for driving success make me a great fit for this role. I am confident in my abilities to contribute to the team and help the company achieve its goals.

Ms. Smith: Thank you for your answers, Alex. Do you have any questions for me?

Alex: Yes, I was wondering about the team structure and the company's long-term goals.

Ms. Smith: We have a dedicated team of professionals who are committed to excellence, and our long-term goal is to expand our market presence and drive innovation in our industry.

Alex: That sounds exciting. Thank you for the information.

Ms. Smith: Thank you for coming in today, Alex. We will be in touch soon.

[Alex stands up, shakes Ms. Smith's hand, and exits the conference room.]

[End of scene]

英语面试情景剧剧本 篇三

英语面试情景剧剧本

　　英语面试情景剧剧本：面试The Interview

　　主要内容是关于应该如何面试的`话题，面试时注意的衣着、语言等等

　　人物

　　Wu yi-chun: a girl who has an interview

　　Wang: an employer

　　Ma: Yi-chun’s friend

　　Wu: Yi-chun’s friend

　　He: a sissy guy, Yi-chun’s friend

　　SCENE I

　　(Ma, Wu, and He are chatting. Yi-chun comes in with a book.)

　　Ma: Have you seen Yi-chun recently?

　　Wu: No, she hasn’t called me for days.

　　He: Hey, look! There she is. Hi, Yi-chun.

　　Ma: Long time no see, stranger. What have you been doing recently?

　　Yi-chun: Hi, guys. I’ve been busy preparing for an interview. I wants to get a job from a company.

　　Wu: What are you reading?

　　Yi-chun: A book about what to do at interviews.

　　He: It’s no use reading books about interviews. I know all the tips. I can help you.

　　Ma: I can help, too.

　　Wu: Me, too.

　　Yi-chun: (happy) Really? (accepts their offer) OK. Thank you. But how can you help me?

　　He: (to Yi-chun) Don’t worry. You’ll see. (to Ma and Wu) Let’s start working, guys.

　　(Ma and Wu go to get a chair and clothes and come back with them.)

　　He: Come here. Sit down. (Yi-chun goes over and sits down.)

　　(He, Ma and Wu start to teach Yi-chun about interviews.)

　　He: First, what do you think about your hair?

　　Yi-chun: Not bad. It’s always like that.

　　He: Not bad? You must be kidding. Now I have something for you. You’ll like it.

　　Yi-chun: Oh?

　　(Ma brings an invisible wig.)

　　He: (to Yi-chun) See?

　　Yi-chun: But I don’t see anything!

　　He: Oh, you don’t see it? Let me show you. Look. It looks so smooth and feels so silky! It’ll always stay the same. You don’t have to worry how to maintain it.

　　Yi-chun: Really?

　　He: Yeah! Isn’t it cool? Try it on! (gives her the wig)

　　Yi-chun: (puts it on) Yeah, it’s so special!! I love it!

　　He: Now let’s talk about your clothes. Has anybody ever criticized the way you dress?

　　Yi-chun: No. That bad, heng?

　　He: Don’t worry. I can help you. (shows her a white robe)

　　Yi-chun: Wow! What a great robe! (puts it on)

　　He: Ha ha ha! I’m the best designer in the world, so the clothes I chose must be the most beautiful in the world! OK. Now you look perfect for your interview.

　　Yi-chun: Thank you. You’re so talented. I’m full of confidence now. I’m ready!

　　(Ma and Wu start to teach Yi-chun about what to do at the interview.)

　　Wu: Now let us teach you what to do at the interview. First, you have to knock on the door before you enter the office. Don’t go in until the interviewer says “Yes”.

　　Yi-chun: That’s easy.

　　Ma: After you go into the office, you bow about 30 degrees and then tell him your purpose of being there clearly.

　　Yi-chun: Clearly.

　　He: When you sit on your seat, you should straighten your back and smile. The most important thing is that you must look at the interviewer’s eyes.

　　Yi-chun: Don’t I usually do that?

　　Ma: When talking to the interviewer, you should be clear and never be ambiguous.

　　Yi-chun: Right! Clarity is very important.

　　Wu: If he asks you about your marital status, you should say “No.” They think being single is good for the company.

　　Yi-chun: Yes, sir!

　　Ma: When he asks you what you like to do at leisure time, you just answer you like to read or climb mountains.

　　Yi-chun: Why? I’m not interested in reading or mountain climbing!

　　Wu: They think….

　　Wu and Yi-chun: That’s good for the company.

　　Wu: You got it!

　　Yi-chun: Thank you.

　　Wu: Do you understand these things we told you?

　　Yi-chun: Hmm hmm.

　　Wu: Follow these tips and the job is yours.

　　Yi-chun: Oh! Thank you very much! You’re great help! I’ll call you all after the interview.

　　Ma: Good luck!

　　SCENE II

　　(Wang Yu-hsien is sitting on a chair, practicing swinging a table tennis racket. Yi-chun knocks on the door.)

　　Yi-chun: Excuse me. Can I come in?

　　Wang: Sure. Come in.

　　Yi-chun: Thank you.

　　Wang: Are you Ms. Wu Yi-chun?

　　Yi-chun: (sneezes) Yes.

　　Wang: Sit down. (Yi-chun sits down.) How old are you?

　　Yi-chun: I&rsq

　　Wang: Oh. Pretty young.

　　Wang: Are you married?

　　Yi-chun: No.

　　Wang: How many children do you have?

　　Yi-chun: None, of course! I haven’t gotten married, so I can’t have any children!

　　Wang: A good thought.

　　Yi-chun: Excuse me. I haven’t eaten breakfast yet. Do you mind if I eat? (shows Wang some cookies.)

　　Wang: No, go ahead. When I was young, I used to listen to the radio, waiting for my favorite songs to come on air. At this time, my mother usually gave me this kind of cookies.