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mse3187



Joined: 13 May 2005
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PostPosted: Tue May 17, 2005 1:04 am    Post subject: Some interview tips from members of pinoyz2nz group Reply with quote

Hi guys,

I want to share with you some interview questions which my friend had shared to me. Hope this may help.

[/quote]Below is an email from one of our members regarding their interview in Bangkok:

hello guys! we had our interview last april 25 and ms. rita martin is our visa officer.beah is right, she's a very nice person and she'll really make you feel comfortable.basically, the same set of questions.we were there an hour earlier.pinag stay kami sa isang room.marami kaming kasabay na pinoy.meron isang group dun na kasama ni mr.sumpang and meron din indians.one by one papasok sa room ung vo to call the applicants assigned sa kanila.when we entered the room, she returned first our documents since may copy file na sila, explained a little about why there is a need for an interview, then checked our passport.for those who are interested sa style ng interview sa couples.first, yun husband ang tatanungin.about his identity like bday,mother's maiden name, etc.then ung work and skills.then yung wife naman will be asked about the plans of the family including the children (schools, grade,etc).if you're going to work there, about your work and skills also. the third part are questions answerable by anyone of you like, why migrate?where to stay?do you know anybody from nz?etc.our interview was about one hour.by the way, before our interview, she asked if we have already taken ielts.since we havent, by the end of our interview we asked if we will be required later,she told us that they will review our papers and they will base it in our qualifications,work experience and interview and will just notify us later.also, we have mentioned our group when she asked where do we get tips on how to settle there.we told her na sobrang laking tulong yung group natin since we get to help each other with so many things.and mukhang natuwa naman sya na di lang tayo usual forum group, kundi nag-me-meet din tayo personally.ok, goodluck dun sa naka sked for interview this may.don't worry mukhang puro mababait yung nandun sa bangkok.God bless!

Below is another email from one of our members:

Our scheduled interview was 10:30..tlaga on the dot sila..kaya naman..ahead of time nandoon na kami..Questions are templated..parehas lang ng mga naunang nainterview...Rina is right, basic informations were asked, may laptop kasi sa harap nya...lahat ng sinasabi mo...recorded sa computer..

Most of the questions were focused on settlement...

1. How are you going to settle, what difficulties will you be encountering when you settle? about education of the children, preferred place to settle down, why did you choose that place? Kailangan marami kang alam sa chosen place mo...

2. Our work experience...tinanong sya sa work nya, ganon din ako...kasi nag claim ang husband ko ng 10 points...
3. What if you won't be able to find a related job, what would you do...
4. He asked also kung may alam ako kung magkano ang dapat na salary just to survive..
5. He never mentioned kung bibili kami ng bahay...


Tips: Never say negative statements when you asked about the settlement...always positive...especially sa mga difficulties you might be encountering...SInabi kasi ni Mr. Sampang yan habang nasa waiting room kami...binigyan nya kami ng tips...mabuti na lang nandoon sya...

Another email from one of our members:

Hi Jes,
>
> Ito yung mga tinanong sa amin:
>
> 1. job prospects, if i tried applying thru web and
> what is the result, if I cant get a job related to my
> qualification what is my fall back plan, will i
> consider upgrading, retraining or community service?
>
> Barriers or challenges of landing a job in nz, what
> can I do to overcome those barriers?
>
> 2. what is our plan re education of our kids, if i did
> made some initial contact with our prospective
> schools?
>
> 3. where do we plan to settle and why
>
> 4. any relatives or friends or other support group?
> can they assist us or offer their place while we are
> looking for apartment to rent
>
> 5. the addresses of our friends in nz
>
> 6. why new zealand
>
> 7. several questions unique to our cases, like time
> between working and non working years what did we do,
> etc
>
> sorry ito na lang yata naaalala ko, my impression is
> yung mga responses dapat ay truthful and at the same
> time should sound pleasing sa vo
>
> Very warm naman and vo na nag-interview and at some
> point pa she is giving us choices sa mga questions
> nya. Very patient sya in case pinaulit mo yung
> tanong, minsan nga lang hindi straithforward mga
> tanong, which i prefer sana.
Hopefully makatulong ito sa inyo in your preparation for your interview.

Goodluck,

mse3187 Laughing Laughing Laughing
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allan



Joined: 16 Apr 2005
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PostPosted: Tue May 17, 2005 6:50 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

to mse3187,

Sonia Xu din ang vo namin sa beijing. thanks for all the interview tips. goodluck sa iyo!

allan
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jesselyn



Joined: 21 Apr 2005
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Location: Philippines - NZ asap

PostPosted: Wed May 18, 2005 5:15 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

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hi mse and allan,

here is another one from steve http://9210.rapidforum.com/topic=103578717224&startid=2 Wink

Good luck and God bless,
jes
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allan



Joined: 16 Apr 2005
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PostPosted: Wed May 18, 2005 8:14 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

to jes,

kamusta na! thanks likewise to the tips. by the way, we've already joined pinoyz2nz. God Bless!

allan
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jane



Joined: 10 May 2005
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PostPosted: Fri May 20, 2005 12:56 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Hi,

I would also like to join the group. May i know who is the moderator? Thanks
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Rosceli



Joined: 28 Jan 2005
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Location: Philippines

PostPosted: Sat May 21, 2005 7:22 pm    Post subject: Going to Bankok for Interview Reply with quote

Hi everyone,

Please give me tips on how to book for Bangkok. Hanap ako ng Travel agency sa Baguio pero puro fully book na. Pangalawang postponement ko na kasi ito. Unang reason ko kung bakit di ako makaatend ng interview last March 29 ay dahil naka schedule ako for casarean kaya pinospone ng May 24, kaya lang masyadong late binigay yong advise. Kaya namove ulit ng June 2. HELP !!!!

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eileen



Joined: 01 Oct 2005
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PostPosted: Sun Oct 02, 2005 9:59 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Just wanna ask.. meron din kaming years na wala kaming trabaho. Usually ano ang ine-expect ng officer na isasagot mo? Of course, you have to be honest kung ano talaga ang nangyari sa mga taon nayun, but do you still remember kung me mga follow-up questions regarding those years?
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