French face-to-face visa problem

Read what others have written and say a few words in combination with my own reality.

1. I don't know which city you are in. I signed it in Wuhan, and I don't use English at all. In addition, there are fifteen students who have never heard of using English signatures. But it may be different from place to place, so I'm not sure. You can get ready. However, after all, the interviewer is still taking the French exam. Even if you are applying for a high-level business, people who care about your English level should be high-level business recruiters, not interviewers in Ligue 1. However, the interviewer's Chinese is quite good, and even the term "econometrics" is known. But don't expect Chinese communication.

France has high welfare and encourages people all over the world to study abroad, but it hates immigrants. So you must never show that you are more inclined to immigrate. He will definitely ask if you like France, so you should consider your answer. I wasn't sure at the time, but because I was an exchange student, it didn't matter. Be careful, I think a better answer is "I like France, which is good ..., but I prefer the United States (or other countries), which is more suitable for me, and I want to work and live there." He will also ask you about your plans after studying. You can come back and develop in other countries or help Africa. Remember, you don't want to stay in France! No matter what you think.

Based on my experience with other students, he will definitely ask you professional questions, which may be what courses you have studied, or your understanding of your major, and why you chose this major. They have many topics. Sometimes when you say you like traveling, he will ask where you have been and introduce yourself. Their questions are very casual. Not very prepared. This thing is very personal. But if you study to get a diploma instead of exchange, and attend an expensive school like Shang Gao, then they should be more concerned about your financial situation. I guess I was afraid that you would cause unnecessary trouble to the French public security in the past.

Our teacher told us before our face-to-face interview that if you don't know how to explain it, give us an example. What matters is expression, not content. In other words, it doesn't matter what you say, as long as you keep talking. The important thing is that you understand him and let him understand you.

Always smile and show your friendliness at any time. Say hello before you come in. Just hello. Close the door behind you and don't make any noise while waiting. Pay attention to manners and manners. Just dress appropriately, don't be too particular, and don't be too careless.

Of course, self-introduction is necessary. You can add some very striking things to your self-introduction, for example, you like Confucius, you know martial arts, and then prepare information about those things crazily. Those French people are usually tempted to ask you. If I'm not ready, I'll stick to the routine. When someone asked me, I accidentally said I was interested in hotel management. Then he chased me and asked me questions about hotel management for a long time. As a result, I know nothing. It was embarrassing. ...

I'm in France now. Add me Baidu HI if you have any questions. I have a seven-hour time difference with you, so I guess I'll leave a message offline.