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1. Tell me a reason why you want to work here?
2. Tell me what is the different between you and other interviewer? Why Disted College should hired you?
3. What do you know about Disted College?
4. How much do you think Disted College should pay you?
5. How you normally handle large group of students in a classroom?
6. What courses could you offer to teach? Why? Explain it.
7. What subject are you strong on and also the weak on?
8. What kind of teaching methods would you teach your students during the lecture and tutorial class?
9. Are you a flexible lecturer? If yes, explain how?
10. What is the main qualities of a good lecturer must have? Explain it.
11. Can you briefly tell me your classroom management plan?
12. Tell me what can

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