Hello, what is the AIESEC interview process? Is it all in English? I want to join, thanks.

First of all, there's a group of people, and each group is assigned two faci, and those two faci keep track of your performance in the game, and in the group, you're going to work with the group members to play some games, and after the game, you're going to have each group member communicate.

If the group is over, just wait for the notification one-sided, one-sided will ask you to introduce yourself in English, and then ask you some questions. At first, it's in English, and when you can't speak Chinese, he can speak Chinese. Personally, I think Chinese is more suitable for expression, because they don't have too high requirements for your English.

Hello, are you a staff member who wants to interview AIESEC? In general, it is a combination of Chinese and English interviews. The interview process is not very difficult, and the most important thing is to test your communication skills and affinity. There's also some organizational coordination and stuff like that. Good luck with your interview

Long term members don't have too high requirements for English, and the interview will take up to one minute to introduce themselves, but if you are going abroad to do projects such as interns or volunteers, you will have high requirements.

Spoken English, volunteer experience, whether you have overseas experience, and your family's financial conditions.

These are the hardware. Actually, to be honest, if you are satisfied with all four of the above, you are sure to enter, and I was interviewed for 10 minutes, and the interviewer said that you can come in.

If the above is not enough, the interviewer will focus on your understanding of AIESEC. What are you going out for, on the one hand, to exchange experiences and explore your own greater space and potential, and on the other hand, you must also have a patriotic heart, to bring out the good side of China, so that others can see a more real and enterprising aspect of China. Are you responsible, and sometimes there is nothing to do when you are in the local area, how do you quickly integrate yourself into the local environment?

They also value the EP's own abilities, and many of the Chinese interns I met here are very capable. Because you often go to a non-English environment, how to make yourself live here better and deal with various problems in life more efficiently is very challenging.

I'm doing an internship abroad right now, and every day I have a different problem. I can't communicate because of the language, so how do I interact with people from different countries on various trips organized by various local OCs. Seriously, also pay attention to the interviewee's English literacy.

Because many people can speak English very well, or have a high score in the exam, but when you really get to the environment here, you can have a good in-depth communication with people from other countries on a topic. Because the topics discussed are different, the thinking of language is different.

In short, the comprehensive ability is very tested.

But I think the most important thing is to speak English and the economic conditions. There is also an understanding of AIESEC itself and a vision for its own ideal future development.

If you're talking about going abroad for internship interviews, Sang Luo Angie said it completely.

If you want to join AIESEC as a member, the first round of group meetings requires teamwork skills and a certain amount of clear thinking, which can produce positive effects in the team. The second round of one-sided one-sided on the one hand to show their good English level (of course, not too high), on the other hand, some of their own activity experience, and their own views on self-development and AIESEC may also need to have some skills such as sales, interpersonal thinking, etc.

When meeting in a group, the main thing is team spirit and leadership, and the faci who is in the group will pay attention to your position and role in the whole group and your attitude towards other members.

One-sided is English proficiency, personal abilities and experiences, and your values.

The main question will be about your understanding of AIESEC, what you want to do with AIESEC, and what you will get. If you want to become an EP, you will be asked where you want to go, what you do, and a series of questions you may encounter during the internship process, depending on your reaction. If you want to become a member, it will also examine your understanding of the corresponding department and whether you are suitable for the department you want to enter.