My daughter has an interview for a job on Saturday.

I can understand that cause my daughters just a few weeks from turning 15.It gets expensive not only with the school fees and stuff but they need things that only a year ago my daughter never cared about,such as facual ,feminine products .I'm encouraging my daughter to get a job as it will take pressure off me ,as a single parent there's only so far you can make money stretch.Just tell her to keep good eye contact with the interviewer and have positive body language(sit straight)and tell to do a little homework on the company cause they really love it if you have taken the time to find out about them.If you say thing like you are a good team member and willing to learn and a quick learner,these all should help. If your daughters going to be working with mature,sensible people and you can say how many hours she should be working so not interfer with studies -it should be a good introduction to the real world of responsibilities.

The internet is a great place to find anything. There are all kinds of interview tips - try monster.ca or search for interview tips. She should be confident in her ability to work - knowledge or skill is not always as important as having good work ethic. I also recommend looking up "behavioral based interview questions" as alot of people use this technique. It can be overwhelming, but the key is to have a few examples of good situations (i.e succeding as part of a team) and a few examples of bad situations (i.e having a disagreement with a teammate or classmate) - always try to have a good ending to a bad situation (i.e. spoke to teammate after and resolved issues). You can help her by looking up interview questions and practicing with her. Tips - make eye contact, have attentive, but relaxed body language - no fidgeting or slouching, firm handshake, smile, at the end thank the person for meeting with you and tell them you look forward to hearing from them. Hope this helps, and hope she gets the job!! Good luck!

First I think that it is wondefull that she is wanting to get a job to help the family out even if it is just to buy her own clothes. That it self will releave so much stress from you. I think the best thing you can do is just be there for her let her know that no matter what job she does or does not get there you will be there for her.

best of luck to your daughter,hope she gets the job heres a picture of a four leaf clover for luck

I think about the only way you can really be there for her is to sit and listen if she has any concerns or worries and if she wants any advice she will ask for it. :) I remember my first interview and I was so nervous, and my mom made me more nervous by hovering and asking if I was nervous! lol Oh well so it goes. I hope she does well! Good luck!

i hope she could get the job and you feel good.you could tell her don't worry at interview.