This was four years ago, so I honestly don't remember a lot of details, but I think they asked me about types of students I'd work well with/preferred working with and also how I would tutor different types of students (i.e. how would I help a shy student vs. an extremely confident student or a high-scoring student vs. a student with less academic confidence).
Are you working as a tutor at another center right now? Why do you want to apply at Huntington center?
how would you deal with a difficult student?
What does your availability look like? Do you have any experience working with high school students?
What did you do at _________? (place worked on my resume) What experience do you have working with small children? Why did you become a teacher? What do you know about Huntington? What do you see yourself doing at Huntington? What would you do if you were tutoring an ESL student who was clearly intelligent but seemed hesitant to talk? What are your plans? Are you looking for a full-time job? Are you interested in year-round work? We don't hire for the summer. What questions do you have for me?
What is your availability?
What experience will you bring to Huntington?
How has past teaching experience helped you understand new ways of approaching students?
Only basics - what subjects could I tutor in, when was I available, etc
Be sure to answer you would have class no matter what.
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