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K-12 Remote Interview

What is a K-12 Remote Interview?

The Vericant K-12 Remote Interview is a remote interview offered to students who reside outside of Mainland China. Vericant will facilitate a spoken interview and a writing sample through the Vericant Online Interview Room. The Online Interview Room is an in-browser web tool, which means you don’t need to download any additional software or apps.

*Interview procedures and options may vary by region. Applicants from Greater China (Mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Macau), please visit www.vericant.cn for region-specific information.

Is everything the same for Remote and In-Person Interviews?

The interview, assessment, delivery times and process to send to schools are the exact same as Vericant In-Person Interviews.

How do K-12 applicants register for the Remote Interview?

Click here to check for open interview slots and register for your K-12 Remote Interview.

*Interview procedures and options may vary by region. Applicants from Greater China (Mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Macau), please visit www.vericant.cn for region-specific information.

Do I need to prepare anything before my interview?

In order to prepare for your K-12 Remote Interview, all applicants should:

Carefully read all official emails sent by Vericant
Bring along the ID document you registered with to the interview
Prepare a desktop/laptop computer with a functioning webcam and microphone. (The interview cannot be conducted on tablets (e.g. iPads) or cellphones.)
Test your laptop or computer’s camera and microphone before entering the Vericant Online Interview Room. For instructions on how to use the Vericant Online Interview Room and further information about Remote Interviews, see Remote Interview Info.
A quiet, enclosed room with no other people around you for the entire duration of the interview and writing sample
A strong internet network connection
For students participating in remote interviews, Vericant reserves the right to request relevant documents, including but not limited to entry certificates and entry visas.
*Interview procedures and options may vary by region. Applicants from Greater China (Mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Macau), please visit www.vericant.cn for region-specific information.

What happens during my interview?

What to expect on the day of your Remote interview:

Note: If you are more than 5 minutes late to enter the Online Interview Room, it will be viewed as forsaking the interview and you will not receive a refund.

Login to your Vericant account and enter the Interview Management page. Click on “Start Online Interview” to enter the Online Interview Room. Ensure your microphone and camera are working properly. Then click “I’m ready.” When it is time for your interview, you will be able to meet your interviewer. Once connected:
The interviewer will ask to see the ID you registered with.
The interviewer will explain the interview process to you. (It includes a 30-minute writing sample and an interview around 12-15 minutes long.)
The interviewer will conduct some checks for security purposes. Please cooperate with the interviewer’s instructions.
After the spoken interview is finished, you will start the digital writing sample immediately. You will have 30 minutes to complete the writing sample. The interviewer will remain with you in the Online Interview Room, in case you have any questions or problems during the writing sample.
After the digital writing sample is complete, the interviewer will confirm that the entire interview has been completed. Then you may leave the Online Interview Room.

*Interview procedures and options may vary by region. Applicants from Greater China (Mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Macau), please visit www.vericant.cn for region-specific information.

What if I don’t have my confirmation page or ID on the day of the interview?

If you did not bring your ID (ID card or passport), you can show the interviewer a digital version of the ID (picture or scan) that you registered with.