What should you pay attention to when applying for a UK study visa?

1. Notes on interviews for studying in the UK:

1. Check and confirm that you have prepared all interview materials

During the interview, you must present the originals of all materials , if you forgot to bring the originals of these materials or do not have them temporarily, please don’t worry, you can provide them after the interview.

PS: These materials are best translated into English.

2. You need to concentrate during the interview

Generally, the interviewer will choose to ask some irrelevant questions in the early part of the interview. The main goal is to understand your educational background and accept it. Level of education. Therefore, be sure to pay attention to answering questions that are not relevant. If you are not comfortable with it in the early stage, you can ask the interviewer to slow down and be ready to get to the topic at any time.

3. Introduce your professional background skillfully

During the interview, you should express yourself accurately in English and mention your academic certificates. In this case, you will also be asked about your professional background. . Where appropriate, some prepared topics can be added briefly and concisely.

4. Listen to the interview questions clearly

At the beginning of the interview, the interviewer will usually ask some simple questions that have nothing to do with the major. If you don't hear these questions clearly, you can ask the interviewer to slow down so that you don't answer the question incorrectly.

5. Adaptability

The so-called adaptability is actually a test of a person's comprehensive ability. During the introduction, the interviewer will create pressure to test one of your adaptability. For this aspect, you usually All it takes is a logical answer.

6. Show that your decision to study in the UK is well thought out

In the interview, you should have a clear understanding of the study plan and that the plan is very suitable for you. You can talk more about your preferences for the major you are applying for and your career development plans.

5. Don’t recite mechanically

Being fully prepared for an interview does not mean guessing in advance the questions the interviewer may ask and memorizing prepared answers. It is about being flexible and flexible according to the situation. Express yourself naturally.

2. Interview skills for studying in the UK

1. Present yourself: No matter what kind of interview method, applicants must be confident and actively present themselves, not only professional but also enthusiastic . A confident applicant will leave a good impression on the interviewer.

2. Active interaction: If the interviewer and the applicant are present at the same time, the interview must be a communication instead of a passive "question and answer, no question and no answer". Applicants should actively grasp the interview process, try their best to guide questions in the direction of their expertise, and highlight their outstanding aspects.

3. Eye contact: Applicants must pay attention to eye contact throughout the communication process. Many Chinese students are shy and nervous and do not dare to look at the interviewer, or their eyes wander, which will leave a bad impression on the interviewer.

4. Interviewers sometimes ask applicants about their future plans. This plan actually refers to your career development goals. Due to the long-term Chinese-style educational thinking, we often answer questions with a "big picture" and ignore specific things. Specific and detailed analysis, examples, etc. are often the way British people like to answer.