Project 1 - Submission 1 - Job Interview Simulation
Project 1 - Submission 1 - Job Interview Simulation
Project 1 - Submission 1 - Job Interview Simulation
The purpose of this project is to train ENAMM deck cadets for a interview in A
prestigious international shipping company . This preparation process will be in
charge of a tutor who will provide us with will be under will provide us with
techniques and strategies to answer Personal questions and professional question
of the best way .
The first part is about personal questions that a company wants to know about
any pearson who wants to be a seafarer . This interview will generally include
questions such as Tell me about yourself, why have you chosen this particular
profession?, why have you chosen the deck department?, what are your
strengths?, What is your major weakness?.
The next part of this project include a lot of professional question Search to
check if the cadet has the attitude, knowledge and experience because It Is
really important that the cadet knows topics such as conventions , navigation
and bridge equipment .
This project search to internalize new words and make a glossary of them to have
more vocabulary. Organizing graphics will also be made to focus on what is
important because they highlight key concepts and vocabulary. At the end of the
preparation there will be a simulation of an interview with the tutor in order to verify
and consolidate the knowledge learned in this semester.
In conclusion the first part of this project is train the deck cadets and improve
their skills. To evaluate their interview performance .developing several personal
and professional questions. Measuring their language strategies and all of these
details working with glossaries, grammar chart and finally simulation of interview .
Personal Quistions:
1. What techniques do you use to keep yourself organized
I usually use some techniques to be organized , for example :
I prepare a list of things one needs to do because
Use technology to help yourself
4. What is the most Important thing you learned in your merchant school?
Aparte de los conocimientos para mi formación lo más importante es la disciplina
y liderazgo que mucho de nosotros aplicamos en muchos momentos durante los 4
años de carrera
5. Describe the most exciting or dangerous situation that has ever happened to you
La situación más emocionante que viví fue cuando asistí a la ceremonia de
incorporación a la escuela nacional de marina mercante porque era el final exitoso
de una de mis tantas metas que me propuse al terminar el colegio
6. What is your favorite port. What are the advantages and drawbacks it has
My favorite port is Rotterdam because it is more than 40 km long and is the largest
industrial complex in Europe. The main advantage of this port is the location
because it is between the Rhine and Meuse rivers because from here it is possible
to enter the heart of Europe efficiently and economically.
About Its main drawback is the difficult access to the port due to traffic, currents
and narrow channels
7. What is your usual work in a team?
My teamwork is usually divided into 3 stages, I start with the process of selecting
people, at this stage we share information and we begin to feel trust and comfort
with the rest of the members. In the second stage, conflict begins to arise due to
disagreements between team members and we establish rules that will regulate
the conduct of team members, regarding the achievement of objectives and the
resolution of personal problems, and the third stage is when we begin to achieve
the proposed objectives.
8. What are some common risk for a deck cadet who is on board for the first time ?
A deck cadet will always be exposed to injury in some maneuvers, for example the
mooring maneuver because the lines can break , in some cases it can be very
serious, this implies having knowledge of the snapback zone and the proper use of
PPE
9. What inspired you to become a merchant marine?
When i was a child I always liked to see the ships leaving and entering the port of
Callao and over the years I investigated what type of work the merchant marines
do, and I was fascinated.
10. What makes a good job environment?
I would try to calm him down by listening to his annoyance and try to understand
him, then hope that he relaxes a bit and seek him out for a conversation to reach a
sane
3. What work you wouldn’t like to do on board?
I would not like to work in a confined space because it is a bit dangerous for
someone who does not have that much experience.
Without hesitation, the first thing I would do would be to put into practice the
knowledge acquired at school and the information provided by the officers on
board in this way, practice and take notes in a notebook
I wish that my first day on board was full of many experiences between good and
bad moments, I would like to meet the entire crew to know with what kind of
people I will share the months sailing and above all to know the accommodation of
the ship so as not to get lost
I know about Candina that they have a long experience in the sector since 1929
and its president is Mr. José María Candina Laka, who has a Bachelor of Science in
Business Economics
2. Why are you applying for this company?
Well, I wan to apply for this company because it has a great prestigious around
the world ,also the process to select the personnel is really hard ,so the people
who work in this company are really competitive and i would like to be part of it
3. What expectations do you have about the company you will work? On board/
ashore
On board I have many expectations but the main ones would be to find a good
working environment and above all a lot of commitment from the crew. On land
the same but I would add the good organization and management to provide
facilities to the crew on board