KIFL English for the Hospitality Industry - final interview preparation

Hello Michelle and Tomoyo,
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How are you? I'm very sorry for getting this post up later than what I planned. If you had been checking and didn't see it, my apologies - I had four other posts to write before it!
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Above is a shot of the board notes from Tuesday (11/27).  On the left of the board are the kinds of questions most likely to be asked by interviewers. On the right are a few language points interviewees could use. 
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Here are some more types of questions that interviewers could use: 
Can you tell me (more) about...
How would you describe your strong points?
What would you say were your weak points?
Tell me more about (your experience/internship/coursework at KIFL/university)...
What would you say is your ideal working environment? (In your own words, can you say...?)
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IMPORTANT NOTE!
I show you these interviewers' types of questions because they may help you to make good responses to them.
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Now here is another board note from Wednesday (11/28) for interviewees: 
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And here are some more response language for interviewees to use: 
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For talking about things in general 
I believe...
It's my belief that...
I would say...
It's my feeling that...
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For talking about your KIFL & internship experience
In my internship, I...
In my vocational college/At KIFL, I...
During my time at the Intercontinental (Hotel), I...
Over the time of my coursework, I...
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For talking about situations & change
There are many challenges that come...
When things happen, I try to...
In that situation, I would try to...
I try (hard) to respond to things when they happen...
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For responding to any point (not a question) that the interviewer makes
That's a (positive adjective) point. 
(例：That's a good point)
(例：That'ssss   an interesting point)
I'd like to say more on that...
I'm glad you've said that, because...
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Think hard about what's on your resumes, and follow along the ideas on the kinds of questions interviewers ask so you can respond to them. 
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Next week (12/4-5), let's practice with this language. See you then!