Mock Interview - One Conversation at a Time!

Learning to communicate with confidence is a skill that grows through experience. With this in mind, Divergent Voices - Our Intercation Club organised a Mock Interview for students of Classes IV and V, providing them with an engaging opportunity to step into the shoes of an interviewee and experience the excitement of a real interview.

What made the initiative particularly special was that it was planned and conducted by our Class IX students – Daksha. B, Yaash. J. Purohit and Srinithie Melina. Their leadership, planning and sense of responsibility helped create a wonderful learning experience for their younger peers.

The students of Classes IV and V participated enthusiastically in the preliminary rounds. Through the interviews, they had the opportunity to practise introducing themselves, answering questions, expressing their thoughts clearly and, most importantly, developing confidence while interacting with others.

Following the preliminary rounds, 12 students were shortlisted for the Grand Finale. The finale was made even more special by the presence of Ms. Sujatha Koushig - Master Trainer , Employability/Soft Skills Trainer / Career Guidance Professional/ Certified IELTS/ PTE Trainer - who joined us as the Guest and Jury. Her presence and interaction with the children added great value to the event and made the final round a memorable experience for the participants.

The Grand Finale showcased not only the children's communication skills but also their confidence, presence of mind and willingness to learn. Every child who participated demonstrated enthusiasm and courage, and all the finalists were appreciated and awarded for their sincere efforts and participation.

The Mock Interview was more than just an activity - it was an opportunity for our young learners to discover their strengths, overcome hesitation and understand the importance of communicating with confidence.

A special appreciation goes to Daksha, Yaash and Srinithie of Class IX and the teachers who supported them from the backseat Mrs. Gomathy. D and Mrs. Rajarajeswari.S for taking the initiative and making this meaningful experience possible. Their efforts remind us that learning becomes even more powerful when students learn with one another and from one another. A heartfelt thanks to Ms. Nithiyakalyani S., Mrs. Grace Sylvia, and Mrs. Arthi N. for their excellent arrangements of the stage and microphones, and to our non-teaching staff for their dedicated efforts in arranging the furniture and ensuring everything was set up smoothly.

Kudos to Lakshana R. and Yaashmitha S. of Class X for making the event lively with their excellent anchoring!

 We look forward to seeing our young participants carry this confidence into many more experiences ahead!