What is the general process of the national examination interview in 2020? (2)
Structured interview: 1. According to the sequence, when it is the candidate's turn to enter the venue, the guide will go to the waiting room and announce "Please enter the venue for candidate xxx". Candidates arrive at the entrance of the examination room accompanied by the guide and enter the examination room by themselves. Guides are not allowed to call candidates by their names directly, otherwise it will be considered a serious violation of examination discipline. The general guide only knows the serial number of the candidate. 2. After the examinee enters the examination room, he goes directly to the examinee's seat, says hello to the examiner after standing, and after receiving the instruction of "please sit down", the examinee can sit down. After taking a seat, candidates generally need to report their own test serial number. After the examiner announces the introduction, the test begins. It is important to note that candidates cannot give their names. If the name is reported in the examination room, the candidate will be disqualified from the interview on the spot. There are generally two forms of interview: the question book and the examiner's reading. 3. After the candidates have answered all the questions, the examiner will generally ask the candidates if there are any other supplements. At this time, the candidates generally answer that there is no supplement. The examiner announced the withdrawal of the candidates, and the candidates went to the waiting room to wait for the scores.
Interview without leading group: (1) Candidates must be confirmed by the staff before admission. After confirmation, candidates enter the venue under the guidance of the staff. Note: the staff should not give specific instructions on which position candidates should sit after entering school, but should decide for themselves. It may also be that the staff members determine the order of candidates by drawing lots, queue up to enter the examination room and sit down in turn. For candidates who participate in any group of leaderless group discussions, the instructions are the same and clear, so as to maintain consistency and comparability among different groups of candidates. Each candidate can have about 5 minutes of independent thinking time after getting the topic discussed.
(2) Personal statement: This session is generally about 20 minutes. Candidates can freely arrange the order of speaking or speak in turn according to the order of drawing lots, and each person's speaking time does not exceed 3 minutes or 5 minutes. The examiner does not participate in the candidates' discussion, nor does he answer their questions, so as not to give hints to the candidates.
(3) Free discussion: The free discussion session lasts about 40-60 minutes. How and in what order the candidates speak is their own business. Examiners do not participate in candidates' discussions, nor do they answer candidates' questions. During the discussion, candidates can clarify their own views, support or oppose others' views, and summarize their own or others' views. Examiners should carefully examine the performance of candidates in the discussion against the items listed in the scoring table, and make records to lay the foundation for candidates' scoring.
(4) Concluding remarks: The examiner announced that the time was up and asked the candidates to stop discussing. When the candidate's discussion reaches the scheduled time, no matter what stage the candidate's discussion reaches, it should stop. Candidates recommend or recommend a representative to briefly introduce the whole discussion process and results to the examiner. The time is about 5 minutes.
(5) After the examiner announces the end of the discussion without leading group, the staff guides the candidates to leave.