How to prepare for a deputy head interview?

How to prepare for a deputy head interview?

These questions need to be unique to your teaching style and school, so while we can offer advice, your best strategy when preparing for your interview questions is to practice them – with a friend or family member – so that you know how you want to sell your self, and what your strengths are.

What are the questions for the head of Department interview?

Look at the data for this year’s Yr11 – are there any areas of knowledge or exam technique that can be re-addressed now so as to give them more chance in the finals? Are there any groups in exam years that are struggling?

Why are there so many questions about change?

The questions and answers are all part of building awareness among employees. Lack of awareness is often the number one cause of change resistance among employees, yet it is the easiest resistance point to fix. Answering these common questions allows employees to uncover: Why is the change happening? What’s in it for me? (WIIFM)

When do you need to replace a cylinder head?

The mating surfaces of the engine block and cylinder head must be inspected for flatness in order to ensure a perfect seal. Send the cylinder head assembly to a machine shop for a professional cleaning and inspection. In many cases a valve replacement will be necessary.

What’s the best way to replace a head gasket?

Step 1: Inspect the engine block and cylinder head. The mating surfaces of the engine block and cylinder head must be inspected for flatness in order to ensure a perfect seal. Send the cylinder head assembly to a machine shop for a professional cleaning and inspection. In many cases a valve replacement will be necessary.

What do you need to know before dropping a head?

Rob SIegel Basically, there are five things you want to look for before dropping a head back on: straightness, cracks, corrosion on the head’s seating surface, damage to the valvetrain components, and leak-free valve seats.

What to do with a broken valve head?

The action required was straightforward enough—pull the head, replace the rocker, reinstall the head—but the question soon became, “While the head is off should I take it to a machine shop for a proper valve job?” My situation may have been specific—broken rocker arms are not terribly common—but the question is a general one.