Interview Questions for All Types of Care Jobs
Finding the right fit should be just as important to you as it is to the family you̵7;re interviewing for. While the employer will do their part in covering the necessary questions, you should come with your own set, to show interest and ensure you understand the responsibilities the job entails. Also, take this time to get to know the family. Could you see yourself working for them? At the end of the day you should walk away with a certain feel for the opportunity.
Depending on the care gig you are applying for, refer to these guides to prepare for the interview and take these considerations into account.
Child Care Job Interview
Special Needs Job Interview
Senior Care Job Interview
Pet Care Job Interview
Tutoring Job Interview
Housekeeping Job Interview
Tiffany Smith is the senior associate editor here at Care.com. She has written for All You, Time for Kids and the Boston Globe. And as a former babysitter, she knows a lot about fun games to play with kids. Getting them to eat their veggies ̵2; that’s a different story! Follow her on Twitter at @tiffanyiswrite.
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