Last month, I went for the Interview coaching with Mr. Keany and his associate. We started with some background information, then reviewed my resume and cover letter giving me advice about stepping out of the standard format, as well as, advice for resume writing for the LI region. He then conducted a mock interview with some standard interview questions and some where you think outside-of-the-box. Their objective assessments were thoughtful and insightful with topics such as body posture and animation, developing your educational philosophies, and focusing your statements. It was great to get individual, tailored feedback from such an experienced educator who has seen it all. Most of all, it gave me much needed confidence in myself and in relating my professional experience. I got a job a week later after using those same techniques during the interview!

 

Sincerely,

 

Mary Pokruss

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