Name: SELF-INTRODUCTION IN ENGLISH FOR JOB INTERVIEWS! (INTRODUCE YOURSELF) TELL ME ABOUT YOURSELF!
Uploaded: 2026-03-12T13:30:42.000Z
Duration: 6 min 46 s
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In this training lesson, I will teach you how to introduce yourself in English in a job interview.

If you struggle with English or you want to know the best way to introduce yourself, stay tuned.

You will find this lesson incredibly helpful.

And just very quickly, please tell me the name of the job you are applying for in the comments section below the video so I can give you some extra English answers to the questions you will have to answer.

To begin with, let me give you three quick but powerful tips for introducing yourself in English in a job interview.

Tip number one make sure you practise your self introduction at least three times before your interview.

Sit down in front of a friend or relative or even in front of a mirror and practise saying your English introduction.

This will help to reduce nerves and increase confidence.

Tip number two keep your introduction to a maximum of 60 seconds.

One minute is all you need to introduce yourself in English in your job interview.

And tip number three when introducing yourself in your interview, sit upright in the chair, smile and maintain eye contact with with the interviewer.

This will help build a positive connection and get the interview off to a positive start.

In the next section of this lesson, I will tell you the three things you should talk about when introducing yourself in English.

These three things are very easy to remember especially if you struggle to speak English confidently.

Write these down when introducing yourself, use my ENG structure.

You can remember my ENG structure because they are the first three letters of the word English.

Start your introduction with by talking about your educational background and experience.

Tell the interviewer what your current job, role and responsibilities are or what you are doing with your time and G stands for your goals in the role.

Outline three goals you want to achieve once you start work for the company.

Okay, in the next section of this training lesson, I will give you the perfect ENG introduction for you to write down and practise.

After that, I will show you how to deliver your introduction in perfect English in a real job interview.

To begin with, here is the scripted introduction.

Thank you very much for this opportunity.

I achieved very good grades in my subjects at college and I also gained valuable work experience in a part time role as an office administrator.

In this position, I was responsible for managing diaries, answering calls and organizing meetings.

Currently I am working as a customer service advisor.

My responsibilities include answering questions about the company's services and resolving customer issues.

I recently won Employee of the Month for my strong work ethic and positive attitude.

If I am successful in this role, my goals are clear.

First, I want to learn the company's systems, standards and procedures quickly.

Second, I want to become a reliable team member by supporting my co workers.

And finally, I want to add value by working hard and helping the company achieve its long term commercial objectives.

Okay, in the next section I will show you how to deliver your English introduction in a real interview.

Currently, I am working as a customer service advisor.

Finally, I want to add value by working hard and helping the company achieve its long term commercial objectives.

Would you like me to write your English answers for you to the interview questions you will have to answer and at your specific job role interview?

If the answer is yes, click the link in the top comment below this video and go through to my website passmyinterview.com I offer a tailored interview answer service where I write the answers for you based on your CV or resume and the job role you are applying to.

To find out more about this service, click the link in the top comment below the video.