Work and studies general Training students are likely to be asked questions related to their job experience

3. Would you change anything about your home? Why / why not? Well, perhaps I would expand the dining area. It is the common space for family members to gather, so I think it would be nice if my house’s dining room could be a little more spacious
4.Would you like to move to a different home in the future? Although my current accommodation is perfectly fine, I would love to experience living in a villa once. Since it was my childhood dream to have a swimming pool and a garden of my own, a villa seems like an ideal house for me
5. Do you plan to live there for a long time?My answer would be yes. I have nothing to complain about with my current accommodation. Everything is up to par, from the neighbours to the vicinity to amenities. That’s why my family has no intention of leaving this wonderful neighbourhood
6.Do you have a garden? Unfortunately, no. There is not enough space for a garden in our flat, but I would love to have one in the future. I think every household needs a green space, not only because it is aesthetically pleasing, but also because it is a good way to get in touch with the natural world.
7. Are there many amenities near your home ? My house is located in a residential complex, so everything is within reach. There is a market, a park, as well as a wide variety of shops, which are more than enough to cater for all residents in my area.
8.How long have you lived there?Although during my childhood my family had to move a lot, I’ve lived in the most recent house for almost fifteen years. Comparing to the old houses, I think this house has been the best so far.
9. Who do you live with ? I live with my family. There are 6 of us and we all have our own room, which is way more comfortable as the older we grow, the more privacy we need for ourselves. I think our house is big enough for us yet still a warm and cosy place that I call home.
GETTING LOST
Have you ever lost your way? "Yes, so many times as I don’t have a sense of direction (expression: to easily get lost). Iam just poor at directions and I don’t think I can change that. "."but not as much as in the past. With Google Maps, it’s impossible that you can’t find the direction of your destination, well unless (conjunction: except if), you have an internet connectivity problem. If that happens, expect to be lost"Thanks goodness Google Map on mobile devices