Answers for the interview - 2 What did you least enjoy about your time at university? During my first and second year of studying I had a lot of subjects that were, from my point of view useless.(economics, russian lang, PE). Of course, I understand, that everybody shouuld know a basys from these fields, but all these subjects were taught in a very inefficient way, like just in order to complete our timetable. What was the most challenging aspect of your degree course? French. I had a wery poor knowledge in French, so it was tough enough to get on well with all the amount of work I was given. I did my best and raised my level of French from practicaly zero to B2 and graduated from the university with exellent results in french. What skills did you develop at university? How will your degree help you in this position? Ability to work in team, responsibility for everything I do, ability to work quickly and effectively. I had a course on tourism where I have taught to work effectively with clients, to answer calls and inquiries in a right way and to provide them with high-quality service What experience do you have that is relevant for this position? When I worked as administrator at the cultural centre I greeted visitors and responded to telephone and in-person requests for information. I promptly dealt with general inquiries from stuff members and clients via telephone and e-mail. Processing orders and handling shipping was also a daily part of my schedule. I was in charge of money handling, worked with a cash register, accepted money for the events’ entree fee and payments of different products and compiled profitability reports. A schedule of all the activities had to be constantly updated and maintained with the relevant information, so I have an experience in working with a database. I’m computer-literate and I have no problem in using printer and photocopier as I used them a lot during my work in the cultural centre of French speaking countries. When the centre’s executives needed support and extra tasks completed I made my priority to assist them: this included handling extra projects as required. So I’m sure I have all the skills you need exept dealing specifically with passports and visas, but I don’t think it will be a problem. Why did you leave your last job? Because it was difficult to combine my studying in the university with a job, even if it was part-time. My first priority was to study at that time.