K1 Interview Preparation Tips
(Please keep checking back as we will be adding materials)

This is a highly stressful time for parents and students, fighting for places in elite kindergartens and very young children are placed in highly stressful situation. 

Below are some interview preparation tips to help you and your child get through the process.

General Tips:

Ensure it is a positive experience for your child. Young children can sense the nervousness of parents and understand far more than we imagine. 

Try to put yourself in their shoes - facing strangers (sometimes including native English teachers) and being under scrutiny (imagine how it feels to be interviewed).

It can be a long and tiring day with a lot of lining up. Ensure you pack enough snacks. A hungry and tired child will easily be grumpy.

By all means enrol your child in a program to help interview skills but select carefully as many centres charge high costs.

Materials we have written to practice logic and IQ skills the schools are looking for. 

Kindergarten IQ Communication Exercises HK$50
Full Colour Printable PDF (16 Practices)
*Practice thinking and speaking*
 Excellent for K1 Interview Skills 

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16 practices with colourful graphics to really challenge your child's thinking skills and encourage communication.


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Example from the new book. Practices will range from easy to very challenging.

Skills Practiced:

Thinking Skills

Oral Skills



Tips for Elite Kindergarten Interviews

Local Elite Schools are looking for:

Confidence

Communication Skills

The Ability to Follow Instructions

Things they may be asked to do (this varies a lot from school to school) - it usually includes looking at pictures, identifying colours and so on.

Engage in an activity that tests hand-eye coordination such as sorting things into categories or identifying something that doesn't fit.


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