plans about the interview

Plan A
topic: student accomadation in Brighton
Plan B
Some questions I got before my interview.

1. How did you choose to come to Brighton?

2. How long have you been in Brighton?

3. What do you like the most/the least about Brighton?

4. What do you miss the most about your home country?

5. What has been the most academically challenging portion of your immersion experience in the Brighton?

6. What are the biggest differences you see between the university experience here and in your home country?

7. What other facets of this experience have been challenging?

8. Can you describe a situation in which you felt it necessary to be an ambassador for your country? For example, has there been a situation in which you needed to clarify erroneous stereotypes or assumptions about your home culture? How did you handle that situation?

9. What is the general perception of the UK in your home country? Are those perceptions correct? In your opinion, what are UK’s greatest strengths and weaknesses?

10. Has your experience here helped you gain an appreciation for how the world is interconnected on all levels (environmental, socio-cultural, and geopolitical)? If so, can you cite specific examples?

11. Has your experience here helped you gain an ability to communicate effectively within and among diverse cultural groups? If so, can you cite specific examples?

12. Has your experience here helped you learn to respect cultural differences? If so, can you cite specific examples?

Plan C
Interview an music student to talk about the music in Brighton
Plan D
Interview my foundation tutor Megan. She is really nice.


Reference:
http://www.uncw.edu/international/documents/suggestedinterviewquestions.pdf



Final Question List and the speechpackage:

Good morning and welcome to Brighton Radio!

Our universities have nearly 35 thousand students registered studying full or part-time, and 20% of them are international students. Now we will speak to an International student to see how he or she feels living in BTN. Let’s pick up a call. 

1. Hello, how u doing?

2.     Can u tell me a bit about yourself?

   

3. Ok, XX, why did u choose to come to Brighton?

4.     So how long have u been here?

5.     Wow, it’s quite a long time. U do get used to live in BTN, don’t you? 

6.     Alright, after you come to Brighton, is Brighton like you expected? How about the local food and climate?

7. sounds great. As an international student, what has been the biggest challenge of your immersion experience in Brighton?

8.    has your experience here helped the cultural adjustment?

9. You really gave us much valuable information and thoughts. Do u have any advice for International students at last?

10. I believe it would be helpful for many friends. Thanks for the call, Kelly.

11. Bye-bye

studying abroad is an amazing experience. All of these students are able to move on, be confident in a new adventure, get a main goal and just experience the collage a little bit more.