I've felt the most difficult aspect of the teacher interview is the fact that principals are almost always looking for a teacher who will also head an extra curricular activity. I suggest you think about what you would be willing to do if you really want the job. If you don't want to or don't have the time, I recommend coming up with a really good excuse as to why (you have kids, you are getting another degree at night school or online.)
Why do you have to do this
How do you help all students including high achieving, middle of the road, and struggling students?
"Why did you cancel the first interview?"
How have you handled situations with misbehaving students?
Tell me a time when......you.....XYZ'd.
How would you handle a student who was acting out in class?
How would you take a pupil from class (secondary) for intimate care
How did you learn French? Why did you get your masters instead of studying abroad for a semester? How did you learn French at private school? Why did you go to the private school you went to in the area and not Friends? Based on what you know about Quaker values, why do you want to work at a Quaker school and at Friends specifically?
experience, visa, pps, intention to work with children
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