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Romain VenninCV advice
in French
Build your CV, read it line by line, trim it until it fits on a single page.
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Ludivine de SarrauCV advice
in English
The vocabulary, the expected formats, and the phrases that travel badly between languages.
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Mano Le BizecWorking-life advice
in French
Who to write to, what to prepare, how to go about it: your questions about working life.
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Ana MincWorking-life advice
in English
The same questions, asked and answered in English. Useful before you leave for abroad.
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Interview advice
in French
The questions that keep coming up, what to answer, and how to prepare for them.
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Maxime DeneuxInterview advice
in English
Introducing yourself, telling your story and holding the conversation in the other language.
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Léonore SimancasCV and LinkedIn photo
She has made her camera a third limb: Léonore will bring out the professional side of your profile in a single flash.
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The Question Forge
You usually meet the real interview question on the day itself. Here, it comes out of the fire first. Strike the anvil, read it, turn the hourglass and answer out loud. Nobody is listening, which is rather the point.
- Pick a theme
- Strike the anvil
- Turn the hourglass, answer out loud
The metal is waiting for your first blow.
They are forgotten as soon as you close the page.
Twenty-one questions taken from three public pages. None sorts them by profession; the themes are theirs. Two minutes: a length we chose, not a rule.
Source: National Careers Service · checked on 16 September 2026
Source: France Travail · checked on 16 September 2026
Source: France Travail · checked on 16 September 2026
Nothing is sent, nothing is kept.
The interview notebook
The file a student followed to prepare his Global BBA interview. We took out what was his and kept the method. Ten tabs, in order.
Step 1 of 10
The plan in three angles
Goal
The whole interview fits into three questions: who you are, why these studies, why this school. The next tabs fill in each one.
1) Introducing yourself / international
- Your first name, and what describes you: sociable, at ease in group work
- Your class, your diploma, your travels
- A stay abroad: what it gave you, and how it links to the school’s international side
2) Why these studies: putting it into practice
- Not 100% academic studies: you want internships, exchanges, and to be involved in student societies
- Your projects, your activities, your commitments: the range and quality of student societies is a plus, and being involved is part of student life
3) Why this school: your future here
- Open days and a lively campus, reputation and academic excellence: what matches your ambitions
- What you have been told about the school, and what you have seen for yourself
- Specialisation and future job: why this bachelor leads where you want to go