I know that hopping in a us visa interview can be nerve wracking.
That's why I am here to deliver all the possible questions and how you can
answer it. This 2020
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So in today's video we're going to be talking all the possible questions that
the console can ask you this year, this 2020 and not only that,
I'm going to be giving you tips and tricks on how to properly answered as a
consul. But before we jump into the video, we have an important shout out to do!
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so there's a lot of possible questions that the consul can ask you,
but we can start with all the basic questions.
So the consul can ask you your name, your birthday, your date of graduation,
and what did you major in college. So this first four questions are to personal,
and of course it's too easy.
But I'm telling you there are still some people that get it wrong.
I don't know how did they get it wrong, maybe they're too nervous,
but this is something that you need to be aware of.
So the next one is who is your host company? What is your job position?
How much is your salary, and when is your start and end?
This four questions can be found in your training plan.
So for the next question,
it can be who is your general manager or who is your visa sponsor?
Remember that your visa sponsor, your host company,
and your agency are all different.
You can find all of this information in your training plan. By the way, guys,
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Next possible questions are,
have you been to the United States or do you have any relatives in the United
States? How long are you going to be in the United States?
So these are very personal. Like for example,
they have any relatives in the U S you can just say yes or no.
Remember it doesn't affect your interview,
but it will only affect if you lied to them. So if you have relatives,
tell them. If you don't have any then just say no. Remember that.
These are just basic questions and all you have to do is be honest with your
answer for our next basic questions.
Sometimes they will ask you in case of emergency, what number do you call?
Of course 911 don't forget about that.
Okay. So for the last question, under the basic category,
the consul can ask you to tell me about your job experience or your past work
experience in this type of question because it can be tricky.
I highly suggest to just mention your last two job experience.
You don't have mention everything because the consul might think that you
already know really everything.
So why do you have to go to the U.S. And get your training?
So always be careful answering those kinds of like tricky questions.
So now let's move on to our next category, which is the complex questions.
So first on the list is what will you do during your training in the United
States. So in this question I highly suggest for you to be very specific.
You can mention different phases and departments in your training plan.
Also to make your answer even stronger,
mention a specific training or activities that you are really most interested
to. So if ever that this question will be asked, I highly suggest that.
Do not say I will be working at Marriott company or I will be working at Hilton
company. Because remember that you are not here for work.
You are here for a training. So never mentioned the word work.
So I combined the question number two, three, four,
five and six because they kind of correlate to each other.
And this is how I will answer them. First,
explain how the training can provide you with new professional skills.
So make sure that those skills can be found in your training plan.
You can also mention the different methods of service leaderships or skills that
you want to learn or you want to gain in the United States that you cannot have
in your home country.
You can also also answer this by picking two trainings or activities that you
are really most interested in your training plan and describe why you look
forward to acquire these skills.
So this three question can be too personal,
because we all have different dreams and goals in life.
We all have different timelines and we all have different ways on how we want to
do it. So if the consul asks one of these questions,
I would highly suggest to give him the picture of your goals.
I'm not saying to bring a literal picture of your goals,
but what I'm trying to say here is that give the consul a walkthrough of your
vision.
What are your plans after you return in your home country and to make your
answer stronger,
mention about the skills that you will gain in the United States and how it will
help you in your future career in your home country. For example,
I look forward to blank mentioned the skills that you want to learn and then
followed it with to help me blank. Mention your goals. For example,
do you want to open your own restaurant or do you want to help your family with
your business or do you want to be the manager or the next supervisor in your
hotel? And I will end it by putting place in the sentence.
Like for example in Makati in Indonesia,
wherever your home country, right,
the city or like a specific place where do you want to put your goals or your
restaurant or what hotel are you, you know,
looking forward to apply in the future so they know that you are very specific
and you already have a goal of like, Hey,
I want to be the best manager in Hilton resort in Manila.
I believe in doing this it can help you to be more specific with your answer and
also to give the consul clear vision of your goals.
If you give the consul a very specific answer, it just makes it stronger that,
wow,
she really have a plan after you know her training in the United States because
it is easy to say that Yes! I'm opening a restaurant or yes,
I'm going back to school. It's so easy to say that, but where's your proof?
That's not enough to convince the consul.
That's why I told you guys to have a very specific answer because it will really
help you to convince the consul that you have an intention to go back their home
country.
Okay, so question number then this can be a follow up question.
When you have a lot of job experience, like what I've told you guys earlier,
it can be a tricky question. That's why I when the consul ask you this.
You can tell them that it will give you a different perspective or it will give
you a cultural and hands on experience. Also,
you should mention a specific skills that you want to learn during your training
in the United States that you can use in your future career.
So by this time you can now see how different this video compare from my last
video of question and answer,
but I made this video like this because I want you guys to be more authentic
with your answer. I just don't want you to be lazy at all. Like I said,
for my last video, I don't want to promote any laziness here.
That's why I want to give you like the tips and the guides on how you can really
answer it, how you can own it,
and how you can put your heart into your words and how you can really be more
authentic.
Because the key on this 2020 US Visa interview is for you to be more authentic.
The consul loves when you answered them, not only correctly,
but also very authentic because they know when it comes from your heart.
They know if you just copy it from somewhere or they know you just memorize
someone's answer.
That's why I am here to guide you and help you to have a successful visa
interview.
Okay, so for the next question,
the consul can use 10,000 different kinds of words to ask about the training
plan, but it's all going to be the same.
So when they ask you about your training plan, the phases and the skills,
I highly suggest to answer it like this.
So when the consul asks you to "tell me about your training plan" you can give
them a summary of your training plan. But what I mean by this,
you don't have to tell them or you don't have to memorize everything in your
training plan. You can answer this question in two - three sentences.
So when you give them the summary of your training plan,
make sure that you mention the different phases in your training plan,
the different skills that you will learn in each phase,
the duration of each of phaces,
what are you most excited to do in your training plan,
and how this training plan can help you in the future.
So this question are usually ask for the trainees, so you can answer this by,
for example, your last internship,
you were in the food and beverage department and now in your traineeship you are
now in the culinary department.
So you can say that it's all different departments,
but you just don't want to say that you need to be more specific.
So you can say that before my internship is focused on blank, for example,
services. But now my traineeship is more focused on blank.
For example, leadership or management skills.
Because most of the time trainees training plan are most focused on people m
anagement, strategic thinking or planning or overseeing the floor.
So just remember those key words because you can use it when you are
constructing your best answers.
So this question are mostly asked for the trainees,
but they can also ask the intern. So always take note of this question.
For example,
you can say that you can now communicate better to the guests or if you've been
to the United States before.
You can also mention about your cultural experience,
but if all of your work experience are based in your home country,
you can just simply mention like the teamwork,
your responsibilities or how you learn about punctuality or time management and
lastly is,
you can also incorporate the steps of service that you have learned from the
past in your internship this 2020 and to give you more security in getting a J1
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