The Canadian consulate recruitment interview is urgent!

First of all. Language ability, English or French, preferably both. These are two official languages.

The second is logical ability, and the expression of ideas should be clear and concise. Prepare more before.

Third, clothes should not be too formal. The staff inside are dressed casually and pay attention to hygiene.

Fourth, when asked why he wants to work, he only talks about the good aspects of Canada, such as democracy, freedom, multiculturalism and so on. Don't digress too far.

Fifth, know what your job is and the scope of your duties.

Sixth, how to deal with difficulties, including frequent interpersonal problems and foreigners' messy things. . . . .