(Don't remember the exact phrasing) How would you approach a situation that requires someone that doesn't have as much experience as you to have a position of authority over you? And, how would you handle yourself if you were ask to be in a authority position over people that clearly have more experience than you?
Describe a time you chose to help someone.
What are your best and worst team experiences and what was your role within that team?
Most of the questions were very basic behavioral questions. Expect many questions regarding why you chose their organization, why education, and what you would do in situations where there is conflict among your peers.
How would u spend your time in the headquarter office? How do u feel about the uniform?
I dont understand?
All were pretty standard - make sure you have examples of incidents/troubles/successes from pervious group work experience (jobs, clubs, classes, etc)
What is your worst quality?
What is your greatest weakness?
They will mostly ask you about your passion and dedication to education and being an agent to change the education inequity in the U.S.
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